Отзывы о Мфу Epson L15150

I thought about seeing if I could pay someone to haul this rip-off of a printer away for me. I'm a full-time graduate student and though my print-volume is fairly high, the amount of ink this printer eats through is ridiculous. Unfortunately, I'm stuck with this hunk of plastic for now.Seriously, DO NOT BUY THIS PRINTER UNLESS YOU HAVE AN ACTUAL SEPARATE SAVINGS ACCOUNT FOR JUST YOUR INK. Forget all about saving money for your kids' college tuition, or a vacation, or even your basic daily necessities like food. You will be buying so much ink, and buying it so often, that your supplier might as well designate a reserved parking spot at the store for you with your name on it. It'll read: SUCKER!!Ink aside, the Epson Stylus NX515 print quality is pretty good. The printing speed is also fairly quick and the scanning quality is very good. However, paper tends to jam far too often. And did I mention the rapid speed at which the printer eats through ink? For that issue alone, DO NOT BUY THIS PRINTER.As stated, it is an ink sucker and you will be just a plain old sucker if you buy this printer.

This printer prints with amazing quality however, can be troublesome to operate at times. The scanner only prints out a third of what you put on the scanning plate. Prints are crystal clear but you get these at a high operating noise. The tv can sometimes be drowned out by the printer depending on how much was sent to print. The paper print out tray is flimsy and made of really cheap plastic, the scanning lid has a hard time staying up on it on because the way they designed the printer. This printer actually is made to have a sloped look yet the scanner is sloped as well! This makes for scanning pictures a hassle at times when scanning pictures or cards. Also the scanner plate has a slick coating which adds to the fun of trying to scan pictures and cards. Aside from these little flaws this is a great printer at a great price. Wireless works great and is easy to setup. Picture quality is superb, scanning and copying quality is superb as well. Has a sleek gloss black body and the top has a neat almost carbon fiber like texture and look on top. The LCD screen is bright and easy to read and the controls are very simple and easy to use. The card reader works great and upon plugging in a card you can share anything on the card wireless to anyone in the home. This printer even comes equipped to be hard wired via Ethernet into a router or usb to pc. Wired into a router it the router its prints a little bit faster than wireless but this is to be expected. The usb on the other hand is slower than the other two methods by at least one two pages less per minute.

I bought an Epson printer back in 2002 and had to return it less than a year later when the ink jets became permanently clogged. At the time I found dozens of angry reviews from other Epson customers who had experienced the same problem.I should have learned my lesson, but I figured by 2009, Epson must have solved this problem. Wrong. I bought this printer because it was very well reviewed and reasonably priced. The problem is that professional reviewers evaluate a NEW product. The Epson ink jets are fine for a few months. Then they clog. You can press a button to clean the heads, which uses a lot of ink (and by the way, the ink is VERY expensive and this printer goes through it VERY quickly!) The head cleaning works ok the first few times. But eventually it doesn't work at all. The ink jets become partially and then permanently clogged, meaning the printer goes through the motions of printing, but there is nothing on the page except a few faint stripes.DO NOT BUY THIS PRINTER! Benefit from my experiences. You've been warned.

Initially, I loved this printer with its many features, ease of setup, and the high quality of the printing. It is pretty flimsy and noisy (all parts are plastic) but it produces nice quality documents in spite of that, with crisp colors and blacks. I have now had it for a year, though, and the cons outweigh the pros on this machine.Con - in a word: INK! The cartridges are small and you can only print a few sheets before they run out of ink; you have to replace all cartridges at once, even if only one is low; the cost of replacement ink is outrageous since you are replacing ink so often; after replacing the black ink cartridge only a few times, I now have a hardware failure which has caused black to stop printing completely! Epson has agreed to send me a replacement machine, but, after reading a review by someone who had a similar experience, I won't be surprised if the new one fails in the same way.When it does, I will not be accepting another replacement or buying another Epson.

Purchased this printer a few weeks ago and am very pleased. If we consider as many printers as most of us have purchased in the last decade, we all know that the ink supplied with a brand new printer is less than the amount of ink when it is purchased after the fact. This is just the way it is. I was extremely pleased with the set up, there is no noise with mine, it prints great pictures and copies. I love the wi fi, the printer is in my bedroom and my laptop is in the living room. The flat scanner if wonderful, I turn on the printer, access the scanner from my desk top and the picture is scanned and in my picture folder immediately. Havent tried scanning from the actual printer as this works excellently for me. I have had HP, Cannon, Lemark printers and I have to say I am happiest with this one. The ink in NOT expensive, I dont know what others are printing, but it is very economical for me. I print out my grocery lists, recipes, pictures, etc and could not be happier. I will say Amazon has the best price, I purchased mine at a "Max" store and paid 130.00 for it and am still very happy with it. Good Luck!

The Stylus NX515 WiFi is a good printer at a low cost. WiFi set up was pretty easy and print quality is good. Goes through the small ink cartridges quickly if you do alot of printing, but overall I've been happy with my selection.

Should have read the 1 star reviews before deciding to but this boat anchor. Same issues they experienced, sucks ink extremely fast, won't let you print if any of the 4 cartridges runs out (what stupid moron thought that was a good design feature) even if you only want to print black, the color cartridges must have ink (nuts right?). Work for 2-3 months via wireless, now all I can get is a Communication Error. Called support on two issues, one was that it wouldn't print black after the cartridge was replaced. After 5 head cleanings it still wouldn't print right and ran out of cyan from doing the prints to see if printing the pattern would work. I asked why my HP never had this issue, they said HP was smart and built the heads into the cartridge, Epson opted to have permanent ones you get to clean til the cows come home. The second issue was to at least get the wireless working again. After deleting everything, reinstalling, getting new drivers from thier site and 3 hours on the phone, they disconnected the call!!!!! I now have a LIFETIME ban on buying Epson. Join me.

Fantastic printer for the price, great scan quality and print speed. WiFi setup very easy, and the Epson software isn't as bloated as other printer manufacturers.

The printer is sharp and good and noise when printing and won't print at all when you use 3 hole paper which is not mentioned anywhere on the spec sheet.Other than that Great printer for the price.

Chews through ink like no ones business also has a tendency to forget its on the network and the wireless has now stopped working altogether. Going from a non networked to a networked printer is nice but when it like to hop off the network on its own it can be kinda annoying. With the added negative of it burning through ink I would not buy it again

The printer was priced at the level of printers with fewer features as well as slower printing speeds. The quality of prints on plain paper is excellent, I have not tried it as a photo printer. I love the enlarging/reducing feature, generally available on more expensive machines.

If you buy this printer be ready to be in a constant state of running out and buy new and expensive cartridges. If you are thinking about using any printer that uses "Epson Dura Brite Ultra Ink" forget it. You will be almost immediately dissatisfied.Here's a little excerpt from the Epson FAQ. Q:Can the printer still print if an ink cartridge is expended or not installed? A:No. The printer will not operate if any cartridge is expended or removed. It's best to always have extra cartridges on hand.So you can't print a black and white paper out if you cyan ink is low. In fact, YOU CAN"T EVEN SCAN if your ink is low.I will never buy another Epson product again. They obviously are into treating their customers like mindless sheep with features configured as these things are.

-This printer is not economical after you consider the ink price-Mediocre interface-Cheap plastic feel-Picture quality is good, but pages come out damp and saturated with ink-More errors during printing than with my old workhorse HP (I miss it dearly)-NEVER AGAIN WILL I BUY EPSON

I love this because it was really easy to set up, found wi-fi right away, and worked perfectly the first time we used it! And now I don't have to find someone to print my daughters homework at midnight the night before it's due!! Highly recommend.

I had an Epson NX105 before, This one is so much better. Print quality good, faster, had a little difficulty loading w/Windows 7 but worked it out. It's just been 2 wks so time will tell!!

I love Epson for the simple fact that I'm a graphic artist. I have an Epson Stylus Photo 1280 as well and although it's slow, it has excellent ink usage and quality. Thus far, there are only 2 things good about the NX515 that I can see. It prints quickly and the images are good quality when you specify it to print so. Everything else is a waste of money. For general printing purposes, I can't get through a print job without the paper jamming and that's because loading paper for the printer to grab isn't easy. When I tell the printer to resume the job after the jam, it starts from the beginning and not where it stopped. It uses up ink like I've never seen and when the printer says it's out of a particular color (not when it's low) it won't print ANYTHING, even if it's in black ink alone. Obviously, I'm not please with this printer and I know for a fact that I'm not the only one with these issues. Epson needs to do better.

It does not fax but does everythingIt only takes up a little spaceIs quiet and efficientPrint quality is great( I did not expect that for the price)Also whenever you print amazon gives you the option window to buy more ink etc.

We bought this 'all in wonder' printer/scanner/copier back three months ago. Overall it is a GREAT machine but VERY expensive to print from.PROS:1 - Easy wireless set up. Did it for Windoze XP Home, and Vista Professional, no problems at all. Just ran the setup CD.2 - Great scans and prints. It gives the user the ability to copy a document to different computers on your home network.or just print one right away. A breeze to use and intuitive.CONS:1 - If the printer has been idle or off for a while - I hope you are not in a hurry and that you don't want to wake up the neighbors. It prints great eventually . . .2 - My old printer had a draft printing mode. The Epson does as well, but it is too lite to read.3 - Hi, I'm the Epson NX515 and I'm an INKOHOLIC. And, there is no refill rehab. You will spend the price of the 'all in wonder' with 2 sets of printer cartridges. We don't print very much any more, and think twice about printing anything because it seems this machine ALWAYS wants more ink.After doing a little research (too late), the ink cartridges shipped with the machine only hold 7 milliliters each. This is information you will not find in any Epson documentation. I found a website where they took 1 apart and measured it. The 'high' capacity cartridge holds 11ml. For reference, my old HP832C held 47ml - that's 4X the amount of ink - for the 'high' capacity! Epson's cartridges also cannot be refilled. Epson - in their infinite, green earth wisdom, added a little feature that renders the old cartridge useless after it is spent. They did, however, add a nice little pop up window that makes it easy for you to buy more ink. How great is that!In conclusion - if you really want to fill your recycle bin with empty plastic ink cartridges or you just want to scan - buy this printer.

I ordered this compact printer it takes up a lot less room then my previous Epson printerprint color and clarity are excellent it is a bit noisy but who cares it works fast. Set upis very easy it comes with a cd for easy installment which is fast the menue and buttons arereally easy to use my other epson which was older you had to press 2 buttons to turn it offnot this one. It does not come with a USB cable so I suggest you buy one but you can get it heredon't do what I did and buy from an electronics store dumb me paid $30 for one when I bought my firstprinter and it's not that long Amazon has them for about $3 each and longer to. The company Adoramais awesome they sent it by UPS and I got it at warp speed"

This product prints well but is the ultimate ink monster. I have it less than one year and for economic reasons print mostly in draft/gray mode and yet THE COLOR CARTRIDGES disappear (at least it seems like they disappear). I am shopping for another printer currently.

I was mostly looking for 1) a way for our 2 laptops to print wirelessly, 2) decent quality for occasional photo printing, and 3) super easy 1-off copies of stuff without using a PC. For $130 at Staples, The NX515 does these things perfectly. It does come with a usb cord, but I haven't even bothered to plug it in yet; the wireless pc-to-printer is that good.So far, I have printed about sixteen 8.5x11 photos, ten 4x6's, and lots of random plain plain paper stuff (recipies, etc.)... the initial inks carts are now well below 'halfway' but still going strong. NOTE I am very happy with the normal quality "photo" setting and have even tried the "Best Photo" setting, that probably uses more ink? This is the fastest printer I've ever owned, especially B&W.Setup Recommendations... follow the instructions exactly!!! Do not plug it into (or use with)a PC until you have mastered a simple copy & print. It's best to have some 4x6 photo paper on hand so you don't waste full sheet just farting around testing (get 4x6 photo paper at the same time u buy the printer).Only problem I've had is the scanning to PC & scanning to PDF... First time I could see laptop from printer lcd, but then never again. Expect it would work great if i hooked up via usb but haven't bothered to try. I have an epson perfection scanner, so scanning-to-pc is not what i need this for. It scans & prints just fine.Totally wish it had a separate drawer/tray for photo paper and/or 4x6 photo paper, but IMHO that is just more moving parts to break.I would not recommend this for an office where you'd print 50+ pages per day, but it's great for my home where we print/copy about 30-50 pages per week.Please comment if you have solved the wireless-to-PC scanning weirdness... thanks!

Received my Epson NX515 the other day, networked wifi setup was very easy. Initial impressions were that this machine looks fine, prints are completed very quickly although it is rather noisy. I was using an HP 2575 (I think) previously, as well as various Lexmarks before that, and these all had the typical inkjet clunkiness but I don't remember any of those being as loud. Print quality for black text is ok on normal settings and can be improved to very good by selecting higher quality (similar to the HP), although it is somewhat ironic that this causes the output to slow right down, on a par or slower than other typical inkjets. So it seems the 'speed demon' attributes of this machine are achieved by using the draft setting as its default.Now to the serious problems, this machine's memory card slots will not communicate to a Mac for some reason. This is particularly annoying as only the latest generation Macbooks have SD card slots (none support CF or any other format) so being able to transfer card data over a network is certainly desirable. I have discovered some work around, where each time the printer's id can be input to an OSX machine to access the card slots, but this is a rather cumbersome approach. With Epson's emphasis on photo printing and Mac's known absence of card slots on most of their machines, I would have thought this would be one area where the AIO would seek to provide some added functionality.Also rather strangely, Epson has omitted any possibility of duplex printing from a Mac! I cannot understand the reasoning for this, as they promote the 2-sided printing ability quite prominently in their advertising - a function that most users would expect as standard. This is inexplicable and inexcusable, I only hope they fix this soon in one of their software updates (as they did for the Snow Leopard interface).Overall, it seems pretty good in the tasks that it will actually perform but the lack of functionality for OSX users means that this cannot possibly be recommended. Back to HP for an AIO, I suppose...

Repeated paper jams--now not working at all following simple paper jam. Has required many premature ink cartridge replacements, wasting money over and over. Does not deal with different sizes of paper.And yes I bought it at Amazon who listed rave reviews. PhooeyI am only a home user.

1: It uses ink like there is no tomorrow2. It's set up purposefully to use ink, you really have to dig in the settings to set it to print lighter.3. It has some serious network connectivity issues. Either wired or wireless, it wont connect. It seems as if it is stuck on an assigned ip address and wont accept the new dhcp address from the router if it is disconnected.IT sucks it sucks it SUCKS! SUCKS SUCKS SUCKS SUCKS AAAAAAAAAAAGGGGGGHHHH!