My father bought this printer because he found it at a great price.  I've been an Epson lady for many years but it was worth the cost (for the most part).  HOWEVER, I sent a command to print out something from Amazon.com's website (a rebate).  I was trying to print out 2 copies.  Copy #2 is still in the process of being printed. (It starts, then stops, then starts, then stops.  You get the picture.)  I printed out a single copy each from my other printers (Epsons, yes, I do have 3 printers hooked up to one PC-  :-0  ).  The ink is already dried on the other two printouts and I've given birth..lol..just kidding.  This has got to be the slowest printer when it comes to printing commands.  Warming up?  I don't see how that can be the problem.  Too many printers?  Then why are the other two printing with no problem.  Maybe this type of system is slow because it's juggling too many functions on one piece of equipment (faxing, printing, copying and scanning).
I also got to experience the same challenges I face at work when dealing with a copier:  paper jams.  I had to get online to find a solution to the problem.  Thank goodness I have the ability to do this and a fast internet hook-up (cable modem).
I have to add that the speed improves when it comes to copying.  This function is much quicker than my other scanners.  When I do get it to print, the quality is good.  I don't believe it when they say they tried to help customers save money on ink by separating the heads from the ink supply...the ink is more expensive than my Epson 785EPX.
I can only be grateful that I don't use this every single day on a consistent basis.  If you need an "all-in-one" setup, shop around.
PS:  If you can tell me why it prints out a little happy face (therefore wasting paper) when I turn it on and print something out for the first time...I'll be your friend for life!
My father bought this printer because he found it at a great price. I've been an Epson lady for many years but it was worth the cost (for the most part). HOWEVER, I sent a command to print out something from Amazon. com's website (a rebate). I was trying to print out 2 copies. Copy #2 is still in the process of being printed. (It starts, then stops, then starts, then stops. You get the picture. )  I printed out a single copy each from my other printers (Epsons, yes, I do have 3 printers hooked up to one PC-  :-0  ). The ink is already dried on the other two printouts and I've given birth.. lol.. just kidding. This has got to be the slowest printer when it comes to printing commands. Warming up? I don't see how that can be the problem. Too many printers? Then why are the other two printing with no problem. Maybe this type of system is slow because it's juggling too many functions on one piece of equipment (faxing, printing, copying and scanning). I also got to experience the same challenges I face at work when dealing with a copier:  paper jams. I had to get online to find a solution to the problem. Thank goodness I have the ability to do this and a fast internet hook-up (cable modem). I have to add that the speed improves when it comes to copying. This function is much quicker than my other scanners. When I do get it to print, the quality is good. I don't believe it when they say they tried to help customers save money on ink by separating the heads from the ink supply... the ink is more expensive than my Epson 785EPX. I can only be grateful that I don't use this every single day on a consistent basis. If you need an "all-in-one" setup, shop around. PS:  If you can tell me why it prints out a little happy face (therefore wasting paper) when I turn it on and print something out for the first time... I'll be your friend for life!