Pros: - WiFi
- Fast
- Looks good

Cons: - Another stupid printer that won't work without it's colored buddies!

Other Thoughts: - I was in Best Buy today and decided to get rid of my Brothers MFC printer since it refused to print when I ran out of cyan or some other non-sense color I used 2yrs ago. I asked the BB seller and he said his Epson didn't do that and pointed me in the direction of one. I went to checkout and saw the 610's for $10 more and thought if the $80 Epson wouldn't stop why would the $100 Epson? Same company...right? After reading reviews I appear to be wrong but I emailed Epson to see any way (waiting for response). If so I'm going to be upset cause in this day and age I should be able to print B&W without having cyan there to haunt me.

- First things first, YOU CAN USE THE SCANNER OVER THE NETWORK. After I installed the drivers I had to restart my computer for a connected PC to come up but it does work. Other than that I'm just glad I don't have to use my PC as a print server now. I guess my last choice is if I really want to deal with the whole ink issue.

Pros: Does not jam and the all in one function is pretty neat. The wireless function works great as well. General print quality is good also.

Cons: Uses too much ink so not good office use. Ink is a bit pricey and also when one runs out it does not let you print at all. All cartridges have to be full all the time. A big inconvenience

Other Thoughts: My overall rating based on small business needs. This is however a great printer for home use.

Pros: Ease of install and use, small footprint, good intuitive keypad and indicator panel easy to figure out without the manual, low ink usage and retention as compared some with other printers I've used particularly Lexmark, although some dislike the paper feed I prefer it, unless you're using this in an office environment a paper cassette isn't necessary and just takes up more space, good print resolution and fast

Cons: The paper exit tray extends and collapses and is made of plastic making it open to breakage.

Other Thoughts: I've used HP, Lexmark and Canon printers and have come to the conclusion that this Epson is one of the better of them all.

Pros: It's easy to set up. The manual is not the quickest to get but overall setup is easy. The machine is thicker than id like but fits perfectly under my metal shelf. The b/w ppm is super fast compared to my HP 5850 which now I know was snail pace and the print quality is so much better too. Basically, I must have gotten this sucker right before it sold out at $100.00. I am so happy I ordered it. It is great quality for the price. Is it top of the line - NOPE - is it great performance for the price? - absolutely. Very pleased I got this. If you want to get as close to top of the line inkjet without paying for it....this is it. Caveat - this is not for people who want sharp/pro quality photos. below average on that aspect. But I didnt buy it to print photos.

Cons: Paper feed is a stand up which annoys me and its placement in the back is not convenient. There are some safeguards I find annoying when it comes to turning off the printer and other areas when using the lcd screen to manuever controls. Photo quality below average-average.

Pros: This is a great printer. I have had it for over 3 months and still have not had to replace the ink that came with it. In the past I have always bought Canon but this Epson is great.

Cons: Transferring files from the card read is kinda slow.

Pros: - It prints quickly
- Very easy to setup
- The wireless was simple to setup, not sure what everyone's problem was with it
- looks awesome, like a giant PS3, so shiney
- nice features and very inexpensive

Cons: - The auto document feeder takes in paper just fine, however, when it spits the documents out, if you have over 10 sheets, it will overflow, bad design. We taped a piece of cardboard to the right side of the printer to prevent the overflow, it looks awesome, I'm sure epson would love to update their pictures with this.

- After about 3 weeks of use, we had a jam, and not a paper jam, some little piece of spongy cloth material got stuck underneath the ink device that actually prints on the paper. The material has a lot of ink in it, so I'm assuming its used for cleaning the header? We tried placing it back in, but its nearly impossible.

After removing the cloth piece, everything worked for about 2 more weeks until now, I have full ink on all colors and I'm getting the worst prints ever on plain black/white prints.

- We run out of ink about 1-2 a month, which is insanely expensive

Other Thoughts: I wish this printer just worked as advertised, I'm annoyed because I did a lot of research before suggesting this printer to my boss and now I feel like a fool.

Pros: It prints and copies beautifully. We own a small business in which we need to print before and after pics it does a beautiful job. It has way more options than I ever really needed. I bought this one mainly for the price.

Cons: I haven't found anything yet that I would say was a con.

Pros: Nice looking printer and not too big, WIFI printing was SUPER easy to setup on my 2 desktops and laptop.

Cons: The print quality is not that good, my ten year old Epson 720 printer was better quality.

Other Thoughts: Im not saying not to buy the printer, I love the fact that it has everything I need built in one. Epson is a good company; this is just not there best printer. Everything like scanning and faxing work perfect and the wireless printing is a BIG plus for me.

Pros: Fast print speeds. Wifi connectivity. Easy set up for all computers in the house (desktops, laptops, Macs). Scanner works great, I especially like the automatic document feeder. Got it with a $100 rebate, so easily the best $99 printer I've ever seen.

Cons: I don't think you would be satisfied with the photo quality if you want to print serious photos. I don't, so I can't say for sure, but it uses 3 color cartridges instead of 5 which I have seen on other printers. It is a bit noisy, so take that into account. You can only scan while plugged into USB (unless there is a way which I have yet to determine).

Other Thoughts: Ink is actually reasonable, which is more a product of Epson than the specific printer, but I think that is worth mentioning. I had another Epson that used 5 color cartridges and wouldn't print B&W documents if the color cartridges were out until they were replaced. 5 cartridges at $16 a piece... I'm glad that trend is changing.

Pros: I replaced my Dell/Lexmark all in one after upgrading to Windows 7 due to a lack of new drivers and all I can say is I don't know how this unit couldn't be better. Easy network setup, connect it to your WiFi, switch, or router (yes it even has ethernet connection too) and put the driver install CD in and away you go. Very fast scanning and printing. Printer noise is not loud it just makes a jerk (not that bad) when loading the page to print but after that it's quiet as can be. Also comes with Mac software. My wife has a Mac for work and now she can print/scan/fax at home straight from it. I've worked with several other HP/Dell/Lexmark products and they are no where close to the ease of use and quality that this Epson All-in-One offers. Don't bother looking elsewhere, this is your All-In-One solution. You can't find a better one for the price.

Cons: The only thing that I can think of thats anywhere close to a "con" is the jerk it makes loading the paper. But it isn't bad at all. In fact, it's nit picking to even mention it.