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I bought this printed based on my previous 2 Epson products. This by far is worse than any other printer I've ever been exposed to. This simply does not live up to Epson Standards.Pulls many pages. Most recently it pulled more than 10 sheets of paper.Print is uneven. Dark on one line lighter on another.Graphics are pathetic. Don't buy this if you are doing desktop publishing projects - you'll be embarrassed.Odd Sizes. Nope. Don't try it. Won't work. Not like my prior Epsons were I could print anything. This thing makes a Brother or Lexmark seem top of the line.Ink - goes through ink like blood sucker.My experience with this product has been less than stellar and I'm looking to see if I'm within my 90 days so I can take it back and get something that works.

I've left strict instructions for my employees to throw me off the highest cliff they can find if I ever so much as even think about buying another Epson printer. You would think that, after all these years of producing printers, Epson could make a printer that feeds one sheet of paper every time. Nope. Everybody else can but not Epson. Print quality is good, speed is good but it's a constant battle with paper feed. If I print 25 copies, I might get 23 good and 2 blank. Or 25 good with 2 or 3 blanks mixed in. Printing labels is near impossible. The most frustrating, aggravating, time wasting POS I've had in a long time. The best part? I have 2 of them!! Each as useless as the other.

I ordered my new Epson Artisan 837 printer on Tuesday, paid an extra $3.50 for overnight shipping, and the printer arrived the next day...I didn't even have to dress up and go out into the cold.Initial installation went well (This isn't my first wireless printer). I'm replacing a Dell/Lexmart printer. Installation on this printer was easier than my previous printer.WARNING - If you are installing into Windows 8 you need to go the Epson Website, specify your operating system and download the software for your computer. I tried to use the supplied DVD, and it crashed my system...I ended up having to reload everything....uggh....Other than that, the printer works well, and is a lot faster than my old one.

I thought I was getting a great deal on this printer when I picked it up for $120 at Best Buy six months ago. It was quite bulky and heavy and difficult to find a place for, but it had all the features I wanted, including an auto-document feeder and a fax line. It prints text and color as well as any inkjet printer I've ever used. Photos are excellent -- well above what a drugstore could produce.And then it broke. It had a series of paper jams and then suddenly it started making a horrible grinding noise whenever it started to load the paper. Epson support, once I reached them, agreed to send me a new printer -- after they placed a $200 hold on my credit card as collateral to ensure that I returned their broken printer to them within seven days. Ten days later I received my new printer -- and it didn't work. It simply was incapable of printing. Another hour on the phone and they agreed to send me a second refurbished printer, but this time they promised to check to make sure it was working -- gee, thanks. They also agreed to ship the printer 'overnight' but I didn't receive it for 4 days. Also, the packing they sent to return the second printer was so inadequate that FedEx made me sign a waiver taking responsibility for any damage during shipment.This is a good, if poorly made, printer. Don't expect it to stand up to high-volume use or last long, and heaven help you if you have to return it. Before these problems I would have rated it four stars, but I took off one for reliability and one for customer service.

After reading all the great reviews of this printer I had to buy one, and what can I say, this printer has been one of the worst printers I have ever bought!Non stop paper jams, heck, even with no paper in the printer it will still report paper jams!When it does seem to print, it manages to suck in 20 pieces at once and manages to print a tiny bit on each one! So this basically becomes a manual feed 1 at a time printer which just destroys the whole wi-fi aspect of it.It just boggles my mind how in 2013 I can't manage to buy a decent printer that can take a piece of paper and print it correctly.

This is my fourth artisan printer, I love the quality and speed of print, however, their longevity is very questionable. The first printer did not make it through the warranty period before it had to be replaced( it was replaced without any problems). The next two units quit after the warranty period was over. I buy this unit because it prints directly on a cd/dvd with a built in tray. I would not recommend this product or any other artisan printer. The problem is always the same, one or more of the colors stop printing and I have gone through all the maintenance steps over and over.

Using a Mac (OS 10.7.5), it won't print a pdf from Adobe Acrobat or Pro and instead automatically cancels the job. It will however print the same pdf using Mac Peview. It also won't print from Mac iPhoto, and sends a paper jam error message, although there is no paper jam. Yes, you can immediately print using other files and programs without attempting to clear the phantom paper jam. I've discussed this with Adobe and Apple and both claim ignorance. Moral of the story, don't buy this printer if you're a Mac user!

This printer replaced a 6 year old HP printer/scanner/copier. I am extremely impressed, very happy with it!Lightning fast!! This printer prints out everything I've done so incredibly fast, that at first I thought it must be messing up! A document I had printed previously on my old HP that took about 30 seconds was coming out of this Epson within about 5 seconds, literally!Photos also shot out of this printer with excellent quality and speed. I can't tell the difference between the photos I printed (on photo paper) with the Epson and the ones I've picked up at the store photo lab. Graphics printed on standard copy paper also look very good.Copies are also very fast, and you can choose between Black & White or Color, if you want to save color ink.The ink for the old HP actually cost more than the refills for this Epson. While it's not the greatest to have to replace all the Epson cartridges in order for it to run, overall I'm pleased that the costs to do so are lower than what I had been using.I print a lot of shipping labels, which are half the size of a standard 8.5x11 sheet of paper. The labels are loaded upside-down in the tray to print on the correct side. It was imperative that this printer would not get messed up by printing the off-sized sheet, and that it would not have trouble loading the label sheets so it could print properly. I didn't need to be concerned - this machine handled it all like the pro that it is!My bank allows me to deposit checks from home by scanning them. The quality of the scan was very good, and it is so quiet when it scans that I had to check a few times to reassure myself that it was running! However, it was somewhat slow when scanning, taking about 1/3 more time than my HP - I'll let this go due to the quality, though.This printer came with very well-written, step by step directions for set-up, the whole process was a breeze. I was so happy to be able to set it up somewhere besides my small computer desk, where space is scarce, thanks to the wireless capability. It also has the ability to wirelessly connect directly to other devices, like iPhones and iPads, to print from them as well.I can't wait to try more with this machine, it has made my printing jobs so much more pleasant overall.

I am a writer, and I print a lot of drafts, for which I need a printer that makes double-sided copies. Although this printer says it is capable of double-sided copies, it does not work right. A 20-page document (10 pages, front and back) will come up with either a paper jam or a cryptic message that tells me I have the wrong paper size at least three times. If I'm printing in color (or God forbid, printing pictures double-sided), the ratio of bad pages to good is even higher. When the jam is cleared, the printer does not go back and print the jammed page. I have to go back and send that page again.The paper tray itself has a very low capacity. I don't know offhand what the specs say, but I cannot put more than 20 or 25 sheets into it without getting a paper jam, even when I'm not printing double-sided. Good quality photo paper jams about a third of the time as well.Finally, the tray that catches outgoing sheets is flimsy and not long enough. Most of the time, at least half my pages end up on the floor.

This copier-scanner-FAX machine performs all functions well and has come WAY down in price, making it a solid purchase for one needing all three functions. For those not needing a scanner, I recommend the Canon PIXMA MG6120 Wireless Inkjet Photo All-in-One Printer (4503B002) which also has a much lower price than a year or so ago. Like the Canon, this is a six-color printer, only here it's regular cyan and light cyan, regular magenta and light magenta, yellow, and black mix. Copy reproduction is excellent, and even photos excel relative to the price. (You might want to look at pricier, photo-specialized copiers for optimal quality).Like the aforementioned Canon, the Epson has two paper trays (a slide-out, and a convenient top-loader. You can scan to your own computer in JPG or PDF format, and send scans, but ONLY if the receiving computer that has Espn drivers. Wired and wireless modes work well, and set-up was relatively easy (it always takes me longer than I think it will). My biggest complaint (and again, this applies to my comparison model, the Canon PIXMA MG6120 Wireless Inkjet Photo All-in-One Printer--without scanner--that I owned before this) is that you can't print once one of the ink colors has run out. So, if you're out of magenta, and you just want to print in black and white--you're out of luck! I can't think of any reason why printers are designed this way other than to force you to buy all the colors in a timely (to the company) fashion.Lastly, this is a rather big and heavy machine. The weight isn't as much a problem (you're only going to lift it once, probably) as the dimensions: Make sure it will fit on whatever surface you plan to place it. AN excellent multifunction printer!

Field test of this Epson Artisan 837 shows the claimed scanner resolution of 4800 dpi is far in excess of actual results. Only 300 lines per inch scanner resolution can be achieved. (Caveat: this result is so bad that I can only imagine that I scanned the test pattern in `Standard' rather than `Best' quality, despite my selection of `Best').Dealbreaker note: when scanning to USB media, this unit overwrote three prior Epson test results with files of the same name. That is, it did not check for and correct for file name collision. That is unacceptable.Other shortcomings noted below.-- Roy ZiderRated : 4800 dpi optical resolution for scannerMeasured: 300 lpi actual pixel granularityScanned: 7/21/2012 12:03 at Best Buy, Oakland, CAScan target: A&P PM-189 (15 lines in funnel patterns)PRIOR TEST RESULTS WERE LOST - overwritten in USB by this test of Artisan 837. INEXCUSABLE.Quality selections: `Standard' and `Best' only. Four tests run at `Best', I thought.Scan to PDF or JPG only; no tiff evidently.Document selection is either `Text' or `Photo'All four tests are rgb 2531 x 3281, irrespective of `text' or `photo'.Pixel granularity is clearly 300 dpi for all test scans.Jpg compression clouds the scan.

I just received my artisan printer a week or so ago and I've been playing with it for a few days.I purchased a 'like new' one from a seller here at Amazon.It took me only 20 minutes or so to set it up, set up the wi-fi and make a practice BW standard print via wi-fi. Very easy and no problems. A few days later, I bought some Epson photo paper and tried it out. I have printed a 4x6 glossy print and it is beautiful. I am a pro photographer, and I work on calibrated monitors. The print totally matched my monitor. (iMac) I'm very pleased.I bought the printer mainly so I could print my own custom photo dvd's for my clients. I printed a Taiyo Yuden DVD printable disc and it printed very well. The first disc I printed was very easy to design using the Epson CD print software. I will make my own designs in photoshop and import those into the Epson print cd software with no problems. The dvd did print a little drab, though, and on the Epson print CD software, there are some sliders to make color and brightness adjustments, so I will fiddle with those to get the results I want.I don't plan to do much photo printing on this machine due to the fact that ink is so darn expensive, but I really do like the quality that you get with the prints. I am a scrapbooker, so I will occasionally print my own personal photos at home. You just can't beat the convenience. I also love wi-fi for printing from my iPad.I'll be curious to see how long the inks last. I plan to purchase the high-capacity inks next. Be aware that the cost of printing at home does get pricey. I spent $189 on a 'like new' printer, plus I'll be buying papers and inks regularly. I'm giving it four stars because of the price of ink. It's not cheap, but if you want convenience and good color prints, you'll like this printer.

This printer creates photo's just like the pro's, so no more taking my photo's to a kiosk and hoping they come out. With the bulk ink I can afford to print whatever I want in spectacular color. I highly recommend this product to anyone who wants unsurpassed printing quality at a reasonable price. But you've got to get the Fantasy Buy Bulk Continuous Ink System. There's a little issue with getting the air bubbles out of the cartridges but once you've got it... Wow!

My former All-in-One Printer was the Epson Artisan 700, however it was getting old from heavy usage after a few years, and I replaced it with this Epson Artisan 837. It was purchased locally and not from Amazon.Loved the Artisan 700 (see my review of it) and love this new Artisan 837 for the same reasons. Photos done by the Artisan 837 are flawless, and I actually prefer it's ICM color settings (In Advanced settings on your settings page.) to the settings in Adobe Photoshop for color rendition in Printed pictures. Made two copies of a complex color print, and compared them side by side for that test. Standard printing is also flawless.The WiFi is built into this printer, so you do not have to buy any additional parts for WiFi connection to your network; and it connected correctly the first time to my home network. You do have the option to set it up to operate over your network, or by USB cable; however you have to choose on setup. If you decide to change, it is simple to reload the software and set it up again for either USB or WiFi by network.This is my first All-in one printer with built in Fax, and when I needed it the Fax function worked perfectly.There is a learning curve to using this printer, but the printer will walk you through the steps to do each thing in "Setup". There is also an actual instruction manual included with the printer to help; which is much better than having to go to the web for your instructions, or trying to find items in an onscreen display from an "Included PDF file" while making changes to the printer at the same time.I have always loved Epson printers for their print quality, and this one did not disappoint me.Additional Bonus: 1 January 2012. My new Smart Phone allows me to send photos taken with the phone, directly from the phone to the Epson 837, through it's WiFi.Not having to go through the computer, or otherwise "Wire-up", to handle Cell Phone Photos is a nice bonus to using the WiFi in this printer.

So far so good. I had no trouble setting it up out of the box. This printer will replace my HP 6500A Plus. (which I was very happy with till it stopped printing) It died after a year and a half. The black print head failed. The unit can still fax scan but it can't print in black. It was a nice surprise to find out that I could print on a cd. I use this printer for light office work. The ink is a bit more expensive than my HP which I only bought HP XL cartridges. Its been two days hope it lasts longer than a year and a half.

I'm pretty impressed with this printer--with one big exception. I'll get to that in a minute.Printing on CDs and DVDs: Great. Gorgeous. And I enjoy making custom labels that look like old records. Using something like Verbatim Aqua Ace DVDs, they are dry coming out of the printer and look just about completely professional.Printing photos: Great. Gorgeous. I can't stress enough how great the photos look when printed on photo paper. I've been making plenty, even using them as postcards.Printing on plain paper: Pretty bad, actually. Colors look faded and text looks blurry. I get far, far better results on plain paper with a 25-dollar HP printer. And that is comparing the exact same file printed on the exact same paper on both printers, and even using Epson's own brand of inkjet paper.Installation was easy, including connecting to my secured wireless router. No problems with feeding paper, photos, or discs. One minor complaint: the Print CD program looks like it hasn't been updated since 1997, and it doesn't know that 40 is not less than 40 (setting the inner diameter of a disc to 40 mm [standard type disc] brings up a warning that the inner diameter is less than 40 mm. One click and it goes away, it's just a minor irritation).One other (minor) complaint: If you have the front door closed when you start to print, the door opens oh-so-elegantly, but the door is not the paper tray, so your pages get dumped on the floor unless you're there to pull out the tray. Not terrible, but this is a wireless printer so it could be anywhere in relation to the computer.All in all, I'd say take the "artisan" name seriously. This is a printer for doing fancy stuff like photos and discs. A bottom-of-the-line HP or Canon does better with any print job -- text or pictures -- on plain paper, so consider how you plan to use it. It can produce some gorgeous fancy projects.

I'm in love with this printer. I author DVD's and Blu-Rays for clients, but not enough to get a DVD disc printer. This printer prints directly on DVD's and Blu-rays beautifully. The printer comes with CD printing software, which I took the template I designed in Photoshop and placed it on the CD template to print. There is a way to print on a CD directly from the printer by scanning a photo into the printer and using the functions to get to image on the CD. I do not recommend this method. It's hard to get the image to line up properly and get it the right size. Do it from the computer.It works great with my Apple computers, iPad and iPhone. I printed from my iPad and did not need to get up to turn the printer on. The printer turned itself on. Really convenient. It also does great double sided prints with ease.The setup for wireless was a little difficult the first go round, but I got it to work the second time. Typing in a password was annoying. Setting it up on my computer also look a little bit of time because the printer does not show up on the computers settings when I hit the add button. Just the Epson Fax function showed up. I had to go through the install again and do some extra steps to get it to finally show up, but once it did it was good. There is no set involved to be able to print wirelessly from a tablet or phone.There is an SD and CF card reader to print photos and it also does a great job with that.The only drawback is the size and the amount of ink you have to buy. It's a very large and bulky printer. It is a work horse and it's shaped like one to. There seems to be a cartridge for every color there is, which means the ink will be pricy. It's about $65 for the color inks and $16 for the black on Amazon. If you don't need a lot of the functions on this printer there are cheaper ones where the ink is not at that price range. I have an all-in-one HP printer and the ink is about $30.I don't use the fax machine so I cannot comment on that.Update: One thing I have found is that the paper gets jammed a lot and sometimes will print out multiple sheets per page. I've adjusted the tray many times and it has not helped the problem.

Really shocked at all the glowing reviews here. My experience has been incredibly different with this printer.I will grant all these things: Beautiful design, somewhat (although not as easy as some say) setup for my Mac.I bought this printer to replace my four-year-old HP L7680 AIO, which had a broken ADF and very complex software that was becoming unreliable. I had been looking and looking for printers for my light home office use and finally bit the bullet when I read glowing reviews all over the place for the Epson Artisan.The paper tray is a Rube Goldberg mess. You have to drag this thing out, open up the tray and move little flimsy plastic guards. Want to change to an envelope? Plan for five minutes of wrangling around, moving top trays aside. Remarkably, the trays for DVD's and 4x6 photo paper TAKE HIGHER PRIORITY with this printer--you can access those easily without much work. But if you--gasp--want to change out letter size paper or refill it? Add and envelope? Nope, you have to pull out the WHOLE TRAY and then flip UP the top try for the photo paper and dvd's (because, I guess, this is a printer designed for scrapbookers and dvd-makers?) to get to it.But what is so BAD with this printer is printing. HORRIBLE blacks--in fact they're not crisp at all. Dull, soaking colors. I'm using standard inkjet-compatible paper, which I'd used with my HP with no issues. This one? One small color block at the top of the page, soaked the paper and it looks water-damaged!I'm debating what to do here, but I would warn ANYONE who is reading these reviews to be suspect that Epson may just have a nice little army of positive reviewers or a cadre of scrapbookers who love printing photos are out there making really nice comments for an all-in-one that really SHOULD do more than print photos.For anyone trying this out: Make sure you have a solid return policy, and then make sure you are ready for some work. If you're a photo printer, or love making mix cd's for your ma, then get this printer. Me, I'm unhappy with my first and probably last Epson.Epson Artisan 837 Color Inkjet Wireless All-In-One with Fax (C11CB20201)

My daughter is a professional photographer, so I thought who better to review this new Artisan 837:-I really enjoy the sleek design of this Printer; I have been using Epson Printers for sometime and upgraded from the Epson Photo Stylus R260, to this new model.It's an Elegant Printer, Fast, Stylish, and the Touch-pad is very neat, here's what else I'd have to say about it.It comes with a test Photo Paper sheet of a 4x6 so you can get an idea of just how fantastic the printing ability is you can test it out. -tested it, mind-blowing good, I'm a Photographer and the Print quality and color are phenomenal. But being used to Epson's old system on my previous printer this is set-up quite different. You have to face all paper downwards for printing, (gloss side down) maybe I'm just not looking but I couldn't see it stated anywhere. This in turn has caused me to damage a page of Printing. I use Epson Premium Photo Paper it's older paper not the brand new high gloss paper that you can currently purchase. Well the test sample they give you looks amazing but the paper I own even though it is still Epson it does not look as clear or bright I don't feel as though I should have to spend $35 on Paper extra when I just got it and want to use what's left of my own supply.Now the color preferences are something I'm still not sure about. Letting Photoshop or the Printer decide on color set-up I'd normally opt for the Printer. This Printer has more options however and I feel somewhat lost as to getting the correct result. The ink as anyone knows-crazy expensive by the time you've bought yourself three sets of ink you've paid for the Printer itself. The Cartridges that accompanied the box were halffull-I think that's a little cheap on Epson's part considering they cost around $75 to replace.It is a great Printer don't get me wrong, it was very easy to install and it look very glamorous compared to what I'm used to, it prints great when using the new Epson Paper and its fast with several options for print sizing within the Paper Tray. Biggest thing is EPSON need to lower the price of their refill packs and the Color Preferences need to work for more than just newer high quality paper.4 STARS

This printer/scanner/fax/copier performs as advertised. The Windows XP and Windows 7 installs are quick and easy. One note of caution: the printer takes up a lot space back to front because of the duplex part on the back that sticks out. It's not a problem, but it took up a bit more space than I initially expected.

My friend had an older version of this and it worked good. This does not. Roll lines on prints and slow and not compatible with Photoshop. Even when I set the printer to 4x6 prints Photoshop still reads the 8x11 tray. The scanner is not wireless only the printing and scanning a printed word document (not a photo) takes forever and I can't stand it. You have to scan by USB and I constantly get warnings saying there is no USB connection before it finally reads the computer. I threw my old printer out because I couldn't stand it only to get stuck with this. I don't like it and I don't recommend it.

Do not buy this printer. It simply does not work as a scanner and the print quality is sub-par. I cannot stress how important it is that you under no circumstances buy this printer, it was a $160 waste of money, but worse than that it has been an incredible waste of my time as I have tried to get it to work. Look elsewhere for all-in-one printing needs. 100% garbage.

I have never had an Epson before, and I will never try them again. I'm still trying to figure out which is worse - their product or their customer service...I bought an Epson Artisan 837 - supposedly their top unit. It printed slower than my 11 yr old HP and had very faded color. So I called Epson and spent 45 minutes on hold only to spend another 5 1/2 hours on a crackly line with a guy with a heavy accent who spoke really fast and kept telling me it is printing correctly even though he couldn't see anything it printed. I took what it printed into the Apple store and showed them. They said "definitely return it". So I tried, but even though I had the unit less than two weeks, the next guy with a heavy accent who spoke even faster (half the time was spent asking him to please repeat what he said more slowly) on another crackly line told me (after I waited half an hour on hold) that they wouldn't let me return it. They sent another unit that arrived two days later all scratched up. I called, and they said they sent a refurbished unit. I said that I didn't pay for refurbished, and I wouldn't accept refurbished. After another half hour, I spoke to a manager and still could not get my money back and just return the unit, even though it hasn't even been three weeks yet. It's 6 days later, I just got off the phone with the manager again - they STILL will not let me return it - is that even legal?! I have my receipts, and I WILL get my money back if it's the last thing I do! My next call will be to VISA.My last printer was HP - 11 yrs old and prints great, just slow and not wireless or e. I'm still going to get a new printer, but it will not be Epson...not now, not ever. That is no way to treat people or do business.

Every time I purchase a new computer, I take the time to carefully research the purchase of a new printer for my home office. I really wanted to believe the better reviews and was willing to pay a few dollars more for quality. I wish I had paid more attention to the poor reviews. Right out of the box I loved the quick set up, the superb internet connectivity, nice touch-screen display and the fax, photocopy function. Three weeks of putting it through it's paces, I can tell you the joy is over. Other reviewers are right, the paper tray is flimsy and only holds 30 sheets. I am constantly reloading. Add to that a poorly designed paper feeder. It has a tough time pulling just one sheet, so you often get 1-4 pieces of blank paper with every printed page. Remarkably, there is no paper bypass. Want to print a check, envelope or photo? Stop everything! You have to pull all the paper out of the tray, load, print, repeat. A work flow killer. The printing quality of color and black and white text documents is good. However, don't count on this printer for photographs. I still have been unable to print a single quality photo. Large images have color bands running through the print even after calibration and multiple head cleanings. The colors also do not match. Need precision? Don't look here. The inks are typically expensive (over $100 for a complete set). It's then frustrating when the machine does not recognize when a new cartridge has been loaded. For the record, I like and purchase Epson products. If the 5-star reviews are to be believed, then maybe I got a lemon. But I suspect it has more to do with the same exuberance I shared when first breaking this out of the box. The honeymoon is over and I am looking for a better machine.