I chose to set up the system using Wi-Fi but there was a connection for a hardwire if that was something you wanted to use. Like the prior Epson printers I have reviewed, this one has a nice clear bright touchscreen on the front for set up. It just gets better over time and the mighty Epson delivered on the firmware update. That’s the beauty of the connected devices. I love setting up devices and then getting firmware updates. With Printer head alignment and color corrections, it took about 15 minutes total to set the entire thing up. The handy touchscreen kept me informed each step of the way. Powering up the system for the first time took around 7 minutes.
This particular test unit came with single cartridges for each of the colors including a Photo Black one for color Photo printing. They locked the printer down in every possible way with the tape to prevent any movement during shipping. The hardest part as usual is tearing all the blue tape from it. This printer is a definite winner for smaller spaces where you need an all in one but don’t want to take up a whole desk. This thing is compact and FULL of features! Color Printing, Scanning, Faxing and photo printing just in a nice compact form factor. It’s almost Christmas time so I thought I would review another printer! This time Epson sent me the Epson XP-7100 Small-in-One Printer.
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