Epson Workforce Pro WF-4830 Wireless All-in-One Printer with Auto 2-Sided Print, Copy, Scan and Fax, 50-Page ADF, 500-sheet Paper Capacity, and 4.3" Color Touchscreen, Works with Alexa, Black, Large

Excelente impressora. Veloz e com a robustez das Workforces Epson.

I researched for the lowest priced All in One with wireless feature that does duplex printing. Of course, initial wireless setup is tricky, but once I managed to set it up, it has never given me any problems. Scans are great. Printing regular items (not brochures or posters) are fine for me. The duplex printing feature is a key point. If you don't believe me. Print out 20 pages and manually keep track while you manually flip them over to print on the other side. The time this device saves is priceless. I have both letter and legal sized papers in their trays ready to print. I did finally run out of ink. I found some generic ones here on Amazon and they worked perfectly at a greatly reduced cost. I've had this device for a couple of years now. I would highly recommend this device.

No sirve no lo recomiendo, los cartuchos tienen que ser originales de Epson, pero no los tienen en la tienda, no la compres

My previous Epson Workforce Pro WP-4530 sadly died haemorrhaging ink after six years excellent service and thousands of pages both black and white and in colour, so I took a look at equivalent printers which were available from all manufacturers on Amazon that could be shipped to South Korea. Despite its somewhat higher price, I decided on the WF-4830, and so far I am delighted. Although the vast majority of the reviews on Amazon were very positive, I was a little put off by some of the fairly negative reviews, but I have to say set-up was straightforward “out of the box” (eventually -- see below), and linking the printer into my Wi-Fi was no problem at all so that wireless printing from my computer and also from my Android smartphone works well. The print quality is first class. The touchscreen is helpful, clear, intuitive, and easily seen thanks to the swivelling panel in which the screen is mounted. There was one fairly major setback, which was that the printer I received was a domestic US/Canada model and therefore only designed for 100/120 VAC. Before ordering, I checked online and was informed that the printer was definitely a multi-voltage model. Fortunately, having been once-bitten and therefore twice-shy, I checked the specifications on the back of the printer before plugging it in and found it was NOT suited to the 240 VAC in South Korea. It simply meant that I had to order a suitable step-down transformer which delayed my use of the printer by only two days (hence the “eventually” seen above). The Amazon Chat person was very helpful and pointed me in the right direction to email the seller who was apologetic, but otherwise not very helpful. I hasten to add that the seller was not Amazon, but I would have imagined that any supplier sending a high end electronic-based device to a specific country would have checked that the model was appropriate for the mains supply in that country. Caveat emptor! Despite that glitch, it’s a great printer, perhaps a little thirsty on ink, but the overall quality is excellent.

110v power rating from Amazon us. Store. Killed it the moment I plugged this printer into a 240v power outlet.