Epson Workforce WF-2930 Wireless All-in-One Printer with Scan, Copy, Fax, Auto Document Feeder, Automatic 2-Sided Printing and 1.4" Color Display

Have had this item for a few years now. Great products. Paper capacity is good. Very durable. Easy to set up and easy to use. Would definitely recommend this printer. Print speed and quality are great. Not a heavy product. Very functional

2nd one that I have purchased. Works great and reasonably priced.

1st one I ordered didn't work so I sent it back. The Epson instructions said to call them for help but after reading the poor reviews of their tech support I decided just to send it back and get another. the 2nd unit worked fine, took a while for it to go through all its gyrations to get going but it does work. I paid $59 for it and that is about all it's worth. it's not a very good printer but it will suffice. Ink is just as expensive as everyone else' so I will be making up any shortfall in price with the purchase of ink. I probably wouldn't buy again, but it was so cheap I don't care. I have for the past couple of decades bought decent printers they all lasted btw 3-5 years so I have had a lot of printers, I am tired of purchasing expensive printers so I bought this little cheapy one. I hope if lasts a couple years. Update 7/13/2020 This is by far the worst printer I have ever owned. The replacement ink only works about 1/2 the time, it keeps saying ink cartridge not recognized. Epson wants you to buy their ink, which is fine, but they need to have reasonable pricing. sometimes it won't print black ink sometimes it will??? I have the latest firm ware and keep it updated. I guess I will be buying an HP bcs I will not be buying epson products again.

Would have been 5 stars — firmware update and ink lock-out cost Epson my trust On performance alone, this printer deserves five stars. It worked reliably for a long time, printed well, and did exactly what I needed. Unfortunately, Epson’s firmware update policy and ink restrictions cost it one star — and my future business. I have successfully used remanufactured (third-party) ink cartridges for years and intentionally avoided firmware updates for that reason. Epson clearly knows this is an issue: the “OK” button to accept updates is immediate and convenient, while declining requires multiple screens, careful reading, and time. Eventually, despite my efforts, I was caught by an update. After the firmware update, all previously working ink cartridges were suddenly “not recognized,” rendering the printer unusable unless I purchased Epson-branded ink. Nothing else changed. The cartridges did not fail — the software did exactly what it was designed to do. The result was wasted ink, wasted money, and unnecessary frustration. I understand that many manufacturers engage in this behavior, but Epson is the brand that burned me. Quietly disabling functional products through software is profit-driven and irresponsible. It degrades trust and wastes human time and resources. I will not purchase Epson products again and will actively support companies that design printers to serve users, not trap them. This printer could have earned five stars. It lost one because integrity matters.

I really like the printer. Its not big and bulky but still has the features i wanted. I really like being able to use the app to print something at the house even if im not there. I've had it since june and have had no problems with functionality. Price was not bad either for what it does, was able to snag mine on sale tho! 😉 That said... I gave the PRINTER 5 stars bc the printer itself is great but when it came in, the ink was not full. I'm already having to buy black ink and i've not printed enough to need ink already but like i said, the cartridges weren't full. My previous printer was HP and well, i bought another brand lol.

I like the Epson brand printers. I have had numerous printers and by far the Epson is one that I will keep. Easy to set up and install. Printing, scanning and copying all go with ease. Not to mention the ink cartridges are much more affordable and easier to replace than the HP and Canons that I have had in the past. Printing quality for general home office use (getting used more with COVID), is quite well for various print jobs. It also does not take up a large amount of space on my desk as some of the ones in the past have done. Recommended!

I had to wait to write a review because of my utter frustration at what a Prima Donna this machine is. I kept having to turn it off and on again because paper feed would jamb if paper wasn't perfectly aligned or there was too much in one scan, or the dang thing would jamb up it's memory, or it would freak out and have to be shut down if I put payables checks in one time and regular paper the next time-because there is a slight difference in weight. If you run out of ONE ink, forget using it, it errors out until you replace. The copier feed is so sensitive that you can only put 6-7 pages in the feed. WHEN it works, it works good, but something seems to happen almost every other time I use it that requires I stop what I am doing, fix it, then reboot the dang princess.

was looking for not epensive home all in one unit for the occasional print/scan job. Dont really need a fax these days. this unit fits the need. Pretty easy to set up. The touchpad is not the most intuitive during the process of setting date, time, connecting to home network, etc. But once you go thru the different screens and the same process repeats, i started to get in a flow. The print quality is solid. Easy to load. Have not had any paper jams or issues with the ink cartridges. Great value for the price.