EPSON EcoTank ET-2850 All-in-One Wireless Inkjet Printer, Black
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Price: £249.99
Brand: Epson
10/09/2021
Description: Say goodbye to messy cartridges Go cartridge-free with the Epson Eco Tank ET-2850 All-in-One Wireless Inkjet Printer and save up to 90% next time you print out some work documents. Print up to 14,000 monochrome pages and up to 6,000 colour pages with the included ink. And since each ink tank is equivalent of 72 cartridges, you'll spend less time refilling and more time printing. 3-in-1 convenience There's no need for separate devices to clog up your office. With the Epson Eco Tank ET-2850 All-in-One Wireless Inkjet Printer, you have everything you need in machine. The 3.7 cm LCD screen is easy to use, so print your essay, copy that contract and scan your drawings hassle-free. Print from your phone You don't have to be tied down your computer to print. With wireless printing, you can print from your mobile, tablet or laptop, as long as you're on the same Wi Fi network. You can also print using Apple Air Print or the Epson i Print app on your smartphone. Epson EPSON EcoTank ET-2850 All-in-One Wireless Inkjet Printer, Black - shop the best deal online on appliances4.me
Category: Appliances and accessories
Merchant: Currys PC World
Product ID: 10229344
Delivery time: 1 to 3 days
Delivery cost: 5.99
EAN: 8715946686332
Specifications: [ { groupLabel: OVERVIEW, specifications: [ { label: Type: Home printer ● Function: - Printn- Copyn- Scan ● Print technology: Inkjet ● Display: 3.7 cm LCD display } ] }, { groupLabel: SCANNER, specifications: [ { label: Scan resolution: 1200 x 2400 dpi ● Type of scanner: Colour flatbed scanner ● Scan speed: - Monochrome: 11 seconds per scann- Colour: 28 seconds per scan ● Page format: A4 ● Light source ● Scanning element ● Colour depth ● Optical Character Recognition (OCR) ● Other scanner features } ] }, { groupLabel: PRINTER, specifications: [ { label: Page format: - A4n- A5n- A6n- B5n- Envelope (C6, DL, No. 10)n- Letter Legaln- User defined ● Pages per minute (black & white): - Up to 10,5 ppm (ISO)n- Up to 33 ppm ● Print resolution: 5760 x 1440 dpi ● Compatible cartridges: - Black: 102n- Cyan: 102n- Magenta: 102n- Yellow: 102 ● Double-sided printing: Automatic ● Average compatible cartridge yield: - Black: 7,500n- Cyan: 6,000n- Magenta: 6,000n- Yellow: 6,000 ● Pages per minute (colour): - Up to 5 ppm (ISO)n- Up to 15 ppm ● Other printer features ● Monthly duty cycle ● Automatic document feeder ● Paper tray capacity: 100 sheets. GENERAL ● Dimensions: 187 x 375 x 347 mm (H x W x D) ● Box contents: - Epson EcoTank ET-2850 All-in-One Wireless Inkjet Printern- Ink bottles x 4n- Software CDn- Power adaptern- Instruction manual ● Weight: 5.5 kg ● Manufacturer's guarantee: 3 years (2nd year onwards with registration) ● System requirements: - Mac OS X 10.6.8 or latern- Windows 10, Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 8.1, Windows Vista, Windows XP, XP Professional x64 Edition ● Colour: Black ● Software included: Drivers ● Automatic document feeder ● Paper tray capacity ● Monthly duty cycle } ] }, { groupLabel: CONNECTIVITY, specifications: [ { label: Wired connectivity: USB ● Wireless connectivity: - WiFin- Apple AirPrintn- Email printing ● App available: Epson iPrint ● Memory card printing

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Author: PDriver
Rating: 5
Review: I bought this to replace an older Epson printer (WF-2750) to save money on the inks which were expensive to replace (around £69 for a set of 4 or £20 individually). First off, this was an incredible bargain: I bought it "like new" from Amazon Warehouse and got a further 20% off, and it was brand new and had never been opened or unpacked. It was really easy to install, I powered it up and a QR code appeared on the screen which I scanned with my iPad. The iPad and printer then walked me through setting it up step by step. Installation was seamless and straightforward. On completion, I was able to print straight away from: an iPad, an iPhone, a very ancient iMac and a Samsung tablet without any problems at all. NB I downloaded the app to the phone and tablets. The ink and paper are really easy to fill and the printer is slightly smaller and lighter than the one I had before. I wanted to link it to Amazon Alexa which wasn't possible directly, I overcame this by using a smart plug for the printer which is connected to Alexa. In summary I'm delighted with my new printer and highly recommend it.
Author: Kieran
Rating: 3
Review: I bought this as a printer for the home office. Not wanting ‘fancy’ features, just wanted to print with ease from my usual devices (Mac, pc and iPhone). What I found, however, is that this printer doesn’t support AirPrint. AirPrint, for those who are less familiar, is the tech standard used by apple to allow seamless printing from your apple device. When you open a document on your phone, and select the print option, you can select the printer to send it to and it will print. As this printer self-identifies as a WiFi printer, you’d expect this to come as standard. It does not. In fact, Epson’s range seems to be lacking in this one, probably most crucial, feature. 4 years ago, you could get this feature in an Epson printer that cost you a mere £30, so why their mid-premium range doesn’t have it is beyond me. The only logical explanation is that they are setting it exclusively on the more expensive printers to get people to spend more. I can’t imagine it’s a limitation of the chips they are using, so what gives? You *can* print from your phone by the way. But you have to save the document to your phones files, then use the ‘smartpanel’ app to send the file to the printer. It’s just a faff. You can also set up email printing, but again not as easy or straightforward as apples native printing interface. Anyway, only other gripe is that the setup process, although very verbose and directive, can be a bit unresponsive. I had to click to connect my phone several times, despite the fact that the phone was sat right next to the printer. I also had to restart the entire setup process once because the ink initialisation had claimed to start on the phone, but after 10 minutes the printer hadn’t done anything. This particular issue is true of both the 2810 and 2850 models (I purchased the 2850 after sending the 2810 back because, after much research, I discovered this had AirPrint functionality). All in all, it’s ok. You’re getting Epson standard printing, and the eco tank idea is fantastic and I hope it has longevity. The value for money on all models is somewhat on the poorer side, I’d expect more ‘essential’ features out of a £200 printer. However I’m happy that I’ll be using an ink solution that isn’t going to cost me a fortune in the long run.