Epson Expression Home XP-202 Wi-Fi Small-in-One Printer

Title : Epson Expression Home XP-202 Wi-Fi Small-in-One Printer
ASIN : B008OHNIDC
Description : The ideal printer for those looking for complete flexibility, the Epson XP-202 provides easy printing from a range of devices. The easy Wi-Fi connectivity allows printing from not only every pc connected to your network, but also from smartphones and tablets meaning you no longer have to use a USB cable to connect up your devices, making it much easier to start printing. Its high resolution print quality ensures your pictures and documents come out in the best possible quality and as it has a very quick printing speed, up to 30 pages per minute, you won't be waiting long for them either. You can also save money on the cost of inks thanks to its Daisy Ink cartridges, which allow you to change individual cartridges when they need replacing instead of having to change many at once.
Features :

• All in One
• 5,760 x 1,440 dpi
• A4
• 15ppm

List Price : £69.99
Price : £54.00
Saved Price : £15.99

category: Products
brand: Epson
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Rating : 3.7
Review : problems setting up? Read this review
Must admit that I was a little concerned about the other reviews on this printer but decided to give it a go anyway, after all it can be returned if its not up to scratch.

Found set up very easy and had set up a desktop, laptop, android tablet, 2 android smart phones and an iPhone to work within an hour including the time it took to unpack the box! However a week later after having to change the hard drive in the laptop and reinstall I did have an issue, after much head scratching it turned out that having the laptop in an economy mode had turned off some service that was required by the installation software. After turning off the energy economy mode installation was done in minutes with no issues whatsoever, so if you are having installation issues it could be an idea to check your power options, I wasn't even aware that this mode made any changes to services running nor does it state that it does in any of Microsoft's info!

Inserting the ink was too, not sure...