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PROS Excellent output quality. Prints borderless square and tabloid-size media. Has two 100-sheet paper input trays. Smart Home ITFFF enabled. Robust connectivity.
CONS Lacks NFC and Wi-Fi Direct. No automatic two-sided scanning. High running costs.
Excellent Wide-Format Output from Epson’s WorkForce WF-7110 Single-Function Wireless Printer
If you’ve ever owned a wide-format (in this case, 11″x17″, tabloid and 13″x19″, supertabloid) printer, than you already understand how much more versatile they are than standard- and legal-size (8.5″x11″ and 11″x14″, respectively) machines. … Read More
Brother’s MFC-J5620DW – Wide-Format, Low CPP
If you’ve poked around the Printers & Scanners section of About.com for any time at all, you don’t have to read much here to know that I’m fighting the good fight against exorbitant per-page consumables … Read More
Epson WorkForce WF-7610 All-in-One Printer
It’s not often that we see big changes in printer imaging technology—at least not in the print mechanisms themselves. Both inkjet and laser printer technologies have been around for a while, and, for the most … Read More
HP Officejet 7610 – Low-Cost Wide Format
We suspect that most small businesses and home offices might not realize the benefits of owning a wide-format, or ledger-size, all-in-one (AIO) printer. (Ledger paper measures 11×17 inches; it’s perhaps more commonly known as “tabloid.”) … Read More