The Epson Expression Home XP-2200 multifunctional printer has a particularly compact design, making it quick and easy to integrate into your home office. This 3-in-1 model offers printing, scanning and copying.
A simple, compact, stylish and economical 3-in-1 printer
The Epson Expression Home XP-2200 multifunction printer has a particularly compact design, making it quick and easy to integrate into your home office. This 3-in-1 model offers printing, scanning and copying. It's efficient, easy to use, manually duplexed, has an intuitive control panel, and features Wi-Fi and Wi-Fi Direct wireless connectivity. It supports Google Cloud Print. This inkjet model will meet all your expectations for quality document printing.
Printing from a mobile device
With a range of essential and easy-to-use features, the XP-2200 is versatile as Wi-Fi allows you to print and scan from any room in the house. The Wi-Fi Direct feature, meanwhile, allows you to print directly from your smartphone via the free Epson Smart Panel app. Plus, with the Epson Creative Print app, you can print your photos directly from Facebook, create greeting cards, turn your photos into colouring pages and much more!
An efficient and economical solution
With 4 separate ink cartridges, this printer allows you to change only the colours that are used up. In addition, the Epson 604 Pineapple 4-colour ink set delivers reliable, vibrant and crisp prints at minimal cost. Its combination of black pigment inks and dye-based colour inks produce colourful, well-defined prints, while reducing your printing costs with affordable individual inks in standard and XL cartridges.
I don't really understand the other opinions here.
I've had no problems whatsoever with the printer, either in terms of wifi configuration, printing or maintenance.
It's a budget inkjet printer that does what it's supposed to do. The print rate per page is admittedly high, but that's the case with most inkjets.
Scanning is fast and the software is intuitive, so there's nothing to say.
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by hoodA
Posted on 2 May 2024
Bought on 30 Apr 2024 from LDLC
Number of reviews: 1Average rating: 2
Very disappointed
I would not recommend this printer. Poor print quality. And many other problems...
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by MichaelS
Posted on 10 Feb 2024
Bought on 21 Aug 2023 from LDLC
Number of reviews: 2Average rating: 6
Avoid, except in a favourable WIFI environment and for very occasional printing.
- The first problem was the difficulty of managing WIFI.
The printer is used on the first floor of our house (where our office is located) where WIFI is not available. So we initially connected it directly to our machines via WIFI (our PCs are also connected to the network via PLC sockets). However, the printer automatically reset its connection with the WIFI router (WIFI is used without any problems on the ground floor) despite the weak signal upstairs, with the result that printouts fail (due to a lack of signal)!
The only solution was to switch off the WIFI router (and therefore cut off the ground floor users from using it) for the duration of the print job!
After many unsuccessful attempts (we feel sorry for users who are not very comfortable with computers), we opted for a direct USB cable connection (not supplied) with a HUB to connect the two machines upstairs.
- Second disappointment: the machine emits an almost permanent whistling noise when not in use. It is therefore necessary to switch it off when not in use. In addition, many direct printouts of Excel or Word documents, or images, fail. Solution: flatten the document using a PDF document.
- Third disappointment: the extreme slowness of the printing process for certain documents, despite their small size. What a surprise to finally see a document appear that had been unsuccessfully launched an hour earlier, when it was no longer expected!
- Fourth disappointment: It is practically impossible to use cartridges other than those (very expensive) from EPSON = forced sale on EPSON's part.
In short, we very much regret this purchase, which was intended to replace a CANON MP250 bought in 2009 and which has only just given up the ghost after 15 years of service, without failing, and after moving house 3 times.
We're considering buying another scanner printer, as the XP2200 is practically unusable in its current state.