Отзывы о Мфу Epson L15150

This is the first time that I have ever left a comment for anything on Amazon, but I am so disappointed and angry about this product, that I want to do everything I can to keep anyone else from making the mistake of buying this printer. I have owned HP printers almost exclusively in my life, and when I needed a new printer last year, I decided to do some online research to help find the best all-in-one printer (I hadn't owned one before). Intrigued by the "best-of" recommendation by a certain computer-rating site, I decided to take a chance on the Epson NX515 since I assumed the "experts" knew what they were talking about in their high praise for this model. BIG MISTAKE. Right out of the box, this printer felt cheap. The first prints I made looked horrible, and even cleaning the heads and making all of the necessary adjustments didn't help. The printing was glacially slow, and that was only on the rare times when they actually worked. Photo printing was even worse. Within a week I knew I had made a huge mistake. When I finally spent one evening trying to simply print a page off the web without success, I unplugged the printer, put it back in the box, and threw it in the trash. I don't even care about reselling it for any kind of refund. I just want this thing out of my house. Tomorrow, I will go to the store--any store--and buy an HP printer. I'm done with Epson, and I won't be trusting PC Magazine with any more recommendations. If you are looking at purchasing an all-in-one printer, AVOID THIS ONE LIKE THE PLAGUE. You have been warned.

Purchased the NX515 around a year ago or more. Very disappointed with the functioning and the ink supply. Scanning is easy but the black and white mode does a bad job, never use it when copying old photos. The ink cartridges are very small and thus require constant replenishing. I don't use the printer very often, but it seems I need to clean the heads almost every time. Could be the environment here, could be it's a piece of junk. Wifi seemed to work okay, but a long delay, which could be my setup. Printing via USB cable better. The paper tray is cheap, hard to pull out. Buy something else.

I bought this all in one at a really low price. I was happy until I discovered that the amount of money spent on ink is ridiculous. I eventually bought other cheaper brands of ink and now there are constant messages that I should be using their ink only. The thing that annoys me the most is if you run out of any one color, you can no longer make prints until that cartridge is changed. If I run out of cyan, and I only want to print in black, I still have to replace the cyan cartridge. Their website recommends that you keep a lot of ink on hand. I will never by Epson again!

I'm getting tired of reviewer(s) promoting nothing but junk. At least someone is getting a good lunch or dinner. I purchased this printer after reading positive reviews; I'll never recommend Epson to anyone. I just replaced the original set of cartridges on this printer (not cheap) and the print quality is terrible. It skips text and anything color comes out magenta. Garbage pure and simple.

I have the older version of this printer which I got at Target for only $69 which is about what the ink costs. This printer has a lot of bells and whistles (copy, scan, etc.) The copier isn't that great and the scanner is good but the quality of printed picture or document is just okay. My old printer was a cheap HP that was small and really light but the quality was amazing. Photos looked like professional quality and I didn't even realize a plain document could be so crisp.This printer has been somewhat of a headache for me so I'm probably going to put it up in the closet somewhere and buy another cheap HP. It's not worth the cost of ink (around $60+) when you constantly have to replace the ink cartridges anyway.

The Epson NX515 is my third Epson printer. I like the wi-fi feature and it prints fast and quite well for my needs. The big problem is the cost of the ink cartridges. Right now it is almost cheaper to buy a new printer, keep the ink cartridges and throw the new printer away. I stopped buying factory Epson ink cartridges a long time ago and buy only after market at less than half the price and almost always free shipping. When you put them in the Epson printer, a message pops up that says "this is not an Epson cartridge and you could damage your printer and void the warranty. No damage yet and screw the warranty. Who cares about a warranty on a throw away printer that you can now buy for about $60.00. And if you search the Internet, there is a fix available for when the printer shuts down completly because "certain parts have reached the end of their service life". What a crock. I really hate this type of marketing and cheating the public. This is my last Epson. But what ever printer you buy, research the availibilty of after market ink cartridges and never buy a printer that has all the colors in one cartridge. The "Razor/Blade" theory in action.

I will never purchase another Epson product. I have been a diehard Epson user for years, but this purchase soured me. I purchased this printer because reviews said it was fast, quiet, had a great print and scan quality, and it was Wi-Fi.Setup was simple, and it connected to my network with no problems. Print speed and quality were excellent for photos, black text, and graphics. The quality of the scans and ease of scanning photos and documents was great!So what is the problem? When one color of ink runs out, the entire machine ceases to function until a new cartridge is installed. You cannot fax, scan, or even read files from the card reader unless there are 4 full ink cartridges. I thought perhaps I was not using the correct settings, and so I contacted Epson where they were happy to verify my finding.THIS MACHINE WILL NOT DO ANYTHING - PRINT, SCAN, FAX, COPY, READ SD/MMC/CF CARDS - unless it has four full ink cartridges. It was bad enough when Epson tried to force people to purchase Epson ink, but I could partly understand their logic. This, however, is either piss-poor design, or it is a way to force people to buy ink even when it is not needed. Either way, it is theft.

Avoid these Epson multifunctions at all cost. I had used Epsons for many years and out of all the printers..thr NX series is the worse. It will "ooh" you and "awe" you for the first few months...as it eats ink like 20 kids in a candy store. And..Epson puts a chip on the ink cartridge..which helps prevent you from putting compatible ones in. But last of all..if you dont print very often..I guarantee you these little babys ink will dry up in the head..rendering the entire printer useless. There are many other printers out there that do a better job..at a much lower cost. Do you research about printers before buying one of these ink monsters. I still have a old, basic, Epson C88 that never drys up..but the newer Epsons are junkies.

I will keep this short since everyone has given good details. I must have got a good printer, absolutely no problems with mine. It does eat some ink yes but to solve this problem I got a good CISS ink system with good quality ink. I also leave my printers on at all times which everyone should - it stops the start up and shut down print cleaning and purging saving allot of ink.It also take a little more time to print when using WiFi but not to bad - if you don't like it then use a cable and print fast. I will also agree it is not a quite printer like my canon or konica minolta magicolor but not extremely loud either.

Good, fast printing...but: I challenge you to find good Epson support for this product. I had read that the printer has a "quiet mode" setting. I could not find it in any of the Epson NX 515 documents. I found it on line, finally, but in the explanation as to how to use "quiet mode," there were references to "opening pages" but no explanation as to what or where these pages were. I wrote Epson and received a really funny, unreadable, response by a non-English speaker.The printer does sound like a jet taking off. I mean loud.When you replace cartridges, go out and have a cup of coffee...installation is slow.Why did I buy it? Because it is one of the few, well-priced, printers available that has 4 individual cartridges instead of 2 (black and tri-colored.) How important is this? VERY. Not only is it silly to replace all 3 colors when only one has run out, but it is expensive and awful for the environment. By the way, you can get really good re-manufactured cartridges from LD Products (I've tried several companies...this is the best). Re-manufactured means "re-used"--good for the planet. They are CHEAP. Company fully stands behind them. I've never had problems sending my cartridges back...1 year guarantee.FLASH: one month later: DON'T BUY IT! DON'T BUY IT! DON'T BUY IT. I thought that if I bought remanufactured ink cartridges I could absorb the cost of replacing cartridges for this machine. HA! If I get 2 weeks of ink out of a cartridges with just normal printing I feel lucky. Have had the printer for a month. Am getting rid of it.

The ink is as expensive as the printer - and the machine WILL NOT LET YOU USE THE SCANNER unless your ink is full enough for it's liking. Dumb. I will never buy epson again.

The sad part is I thought this was a great printer untill.... The ink seemed to be going through much to fast and we were only doing basic printing.Well after buying several dozen ink cartradiges I realized the print heads are bad and stay clogged. Yes I only buy oem Epson ink. Did an internet search and low and behold this is a big issue with this model.

All I can sayu is it's extremely expensive to run and when you do have to replace the ink it cloggs the print head and won't print clearly no matter how many times you clean the print head. Like I said in the title JUNK!!!!! look somewhere else for a better printer cause you won't find it in this one!!!

I purchased this all in one printer based on the recommendations of several websites such as CNET. It has performed nominally with a couple of glaring exceptions. The first major problem was in set up. I consider myself to be an advanced user and can set up networks and devices easily. The automatic set up function that comes with this printer made it nearly impossible to set it up as a shared printer. The other major problem is that after several weeks of use the printer would no longer print any Microsoft files. It will print approximately one third of a page and then stop.The scanning function was difficult to use the first time but once you get the hang of it it works adequately.After contacting Epson's tech support I was told that this was a microsoft problem and that there would be no fixes, all problems should be directed to microsoft. Since I had not downloaded any updates in several weeks I had a hard time believing that this was true, however, Epson tech support would not listen.In short, I would only purchase this product if you want to use it as a one computer printer and are willing to convert all of your files to PDFs in order to actually print them.

Goes through ink super fast. Won't scan if the ink is out. Wireless disconnects constantly. Plus the print job isn't that great.

I received the printer and had little trouble setting it up. About the third day, I tried printing and saw an error message on the screen. Not being able to clear the error, I called Epson. They were courteous and after explaining the error message said they were sending out a new replacement. The second printer worked fine for a while and except for a ravenous appetite for ink all was well. After having to buy new cartridges for a third time, I decided to save a few dollars and buy other than Epson replacement cartridges. This also worked out okay. It was when I needed cartridges once again and bought other than Epson cartridges once more, that I started to get error messages saying "cartridge not recognized". I tried taking out the cartridges and reinstalling them several times and after calling the provider of the other than Epson ink, I went through powering the printer down between attempts to reinstall the cartridge. A replacement cartridge came and after installing the error went away.I wish my problems went away also.The first attempt at printing led to poor results with only parts of the written document being printed. It appeared that I needed to clean the print nozzle. Well, four attempts did not do the trick. Out of frustration, I tried re-aligning the print head which only skewed the print and did not improve the quality.During all of this, I had contacted Epson with the "cartridge not recognized" problem and they suggested buying a full compliment of Epson cartridges and to give that a try. After commenting about "good money chasing bad", I asked what would happen if that didn't solve the problem. Their response was that they'd send me out a replacement printer. I guess that should satisfy me, but why do I feel they want to keep us as ink customers at all costs?In the meantime, I've been using a couple of year old Canon printer whose only crime was that it wasn't wireless. The ink in it had every right to be dried up and the ink nozzle should have required cleaning but without doing either, the printer has operated perfectly without a hitch.You can fault me for using after market ink but who can afford the prices from the printer manufacturers?

This printer has been horrible since day one. I'm not even going to give it away. It's going in the trash. I wouldn't burden someone else with it.

I liked this printer at first because it was easy to set up, printed quickly, and was cheap. But those are far overshadowed by the many cons. First, it FORCES you to replace a low ink cartridge in order for it to continue printing, even when the page before was printing normally. So, if you are in the middle of printing something in a hurry, that you don't care is a little faded, and don't have another ink on hand, you're screwed. It even makes you replace the COLOR ink when you are printing in pure black and white. Rip off. Now I have a $50 ink cartridge sitting in my printer that I don't use. Secondly, the quality is just bad. Even plain text has lines running through it. Forget printing any kind of pictures. Third, its slow. It prints text very fast BUT the quality is so bad that you have to put it on photo setting which is very slow. I also could not get the scanner to work. I'm printing something now that just randomly stopped in the middle. I could go on and on. I hate this printer. Save yourself the trouble and pay a little more for something nicer.

This was my first Epson printer. I've always used HP in the past. I thought Epson might be good because the colors of ink are separate. I liked it at first. The first few pages printed nicely, and there were no weird problems printing from Windows or Linux (Ubuntu). But....The one I got started bleeding ink on the paper edge. I had purchased this at Bestbuy, and also got their $20 Black Tie service plan. Silly mistake... To get it fixed I'd have to let them send it out for one month, and this is my only printer, so I didn't.I tried fixing the bleeding problem with all the maintenance operations. None of those helped. I tried a fresh black ink cartridge (the bleeding ink is black) and that didn't help.I haven't even ran a full ream of paper through this printer and it's on its second black ink cartridge - and is making bad prints. I'm looking for a new printer now, not an Epson. Even though they're cheap, I'd advice getting a different brand, because with the amount of ink they use (or in my case waste) you can buy a nicer printer. And, if it's making bad prints like mine, it really doesn't matter: however much you paid is a waste.

It is very convenient to have an all-in-one printer; it may be quality is sacrificed for convenience in the upper low-priced range of machines.I would not buy this machine again because it was designed with the objective of creating a steady but not overly unreasonable demand for overpriced ink among customers who purchase equipment in this price range. When any of the four colors of ink run out, the entire machine ceases to work until that ink cartridge is replaced. The machine is extremely inefficient in its ink usage and does not make it easy to mitigate the use of the colored ink.

This all-in-one prints quickly at good quality as claimed, but I soon discovered it is very fussy about paper. I like to use back sides of old paper for drafts. It rejects them if even slightly curled at the edges. Then I discovered it wouldn't accept transparency sheets at all - it either says (falsely) that the sheets caused a paper jam or says no paper is loaded. (Granted, overhead transparency projection is on the way out, but it is still occasionally the best thing available.) Then I discovered the NX515 won't accept paper with 3-hole punches - much of my used paper has 3 holes in it already. Were all these rejections a problem with my individual machine or a deliberate feature? I had read the specs on Amazon quite carefully before buying, and there was no mention of such limitations. I went to the Epson website and such limitations are not mentioned in the NX515 specs. After some effort searching the Epson website, I finally found in the additional FAQs for this printer that these limitations are deliberate features. There is apparently another such feature: the only envelope you can print on is the #10. I use #12's sometimes. None of these restrictions applied to my old Epson CX4600! Is this progress to add such restrictions and not even announce them? I guess the NX515 has an optical sensor and uses it to reject all sorts of media to limit jams, but I need to print on the other media and now I've already bought this machine. Maybe I better not junk my old CX4600 after all - I bought a new machine because the red ink on the old one wasn't printing and no amount of cleaning, new catridges, or fixes suggested in forums on the internet could fix it. Does anyone know if competing printers from other companies now have similar media restrictions?

I'm a graphic design student at the Art Institute. I had been taking my school projects to Kinko's, Office Max, and the school's print room to get things printed until I figured out the correct settings for this printer. What a WORLD OF DIFFERENCE it has made being able to do my work at home and print it right here. It was so frustrating when the other places would charge an arm and a leg or mess the color of my image all up, but now if it doesn't look right I can adjust and reprint without standing at a counter for hours till they call a tech over to figure out what they've done wrong. I would recomend this printer to everyone and will probably only buy Epson for the rest of my career. It has certainly done it's job in helping me to maintain a 4.0 gpa with quality work.

Purchased this printer based on reviews & features. Unfortunately the printer is not very reliable. After having the printer for just a few months it quit recognizing the print cartridges(they were genuine epson). Messed with the machine for half a day trying to get it to print correctly & couldn't. Printer still under warranty, epson sent me a re-furbished unit. 6 months later same problem with refurb. unit. Can nobody make a good printer anymore?

I purchased this printer from Amazon in February 2010. I had to get it replaced by Epson the first time in September 2010 and the second time in January 2011. They groused about replacing it the second time because the warranty had expired on the first printer (they don't count the replacement as starting over for the warranty), but that was waived because I purchased it from Amazon. When it works, it's a great printer. The problem is that after a using it for a bit, it starts to get blank lines in the black ink. This can not be fixed, and the printer has to be replaced. I use only Epson ink, so the problem is not caused by off-brand inks. Also, the customer service provided by Epson is a joke. Their CS reps clearly have a script to read and can not deviate from it, to the point that they will talk over you if you try to get in a word while they're going through their litany. I have been a loyal Epson customer since the late 90s, but I will never buy another Epson printer.