In July I bought in Mexico epson all-in-one printer CX7300.
After printing a few pages, I had to clean the heads, which surprised me since I could not find any reason why the heads needed to be cleaned. I suspect, it is also part of the epson design to force a clean up. One cleaning used up 1/3 of the ink level!!!
I printed no more than 50 pages of text on the most economical setting. And my ink level is about 5%. Epson, prints gray on this setting, perhaps, again to force more ink usage by a better quality setting. How could the printer use up so much ink? In comparison with my old printer, this one prints at least 50 times comparable pages less.
With this rate of ink usage, the lowest quality printed text 1 page costs about $1! I know that it is designed by epson to create a printer that forces consumer to buy ink often.
Also, the scanner doesn't produce a document that can be saved to the computer, only to be printed. Another design plan to use more ink. I am mad. I hope there is someone who will stop epson from this practice.
Epson's deign creates products that exploits a consumer while pollutes the environment. Since I will not use this printer after I ran out of ink, this particular printer I just bought 2 weeks ago is already a garbage!
Do not buy Epson!
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