Epson Expression Photo HD XP-15000

I work a second job for a non-profit that puzzlingly loves to print marketing materials in house. I have two printers that do most of our heavy lifting and they function pretty much on the opposite end of the performance spectrum: a Canon imagegrafPRO Pro-300 and an Epson XP-15000. The Epson’s quality is obviously lesser than the Canon - but I love how fast it prints 8.5” x 11” compared to the Canon, which is painfully slow (even when I adjust the settings).

If you're looking for a printer that can handle a large variety of paper sizes, inclunding big ones, the Epson Expression Photo HD XP-15000 Wide-Format Printer may be for you.

The printer comes packaged with the following accessories: “figure 8 “power cord (no “brick“ needed), six different ink ...

I'm not an expert, but I think you want pigment inks if you are going to want waterproof. I think you can spray a coating on dye ink to make it waterproof, but I haven't found a good spray for it. I use an Epson XP-15000 and I really like it, it prints up to 13x19 and the color reproduction is amazing for photos.

I've always wanted to try a photo printer as I've never owned one before. I currently own an Epson printer/scanner and absolutely love it.

As for the unboxing and set up of this product, it's fairly straight forward and easy. The printer is larger in size, but I love that it has multiple feed opti...

Epson Expression® Photo HD XP-15000 Wireless Wide-format Printer only because it's what best buy had in stock. Wide was cool but not necessary.

I agree with what others have commented on it being an ink hog and the cartridges being a pain to order directly from Epson as opposed to being able to run to the store in a hurry to replace one. Within a week of my purchase I had to order replacement ink, I've had this printer since the beginning o...

My Epson XP-15000 is performing quite well so far. Had it about 4 months now, no major issues. The prints are beautiful.

I purchased this to replace my Artisan 1430. I miss my 1430. After 6 months - the ink maintenance box needs to be replaced already but the part is not available anywhere. This is disappointing on a newer product that Epson does not have the part available nor any other Epson retailer. Print quality ...

I can't really find anything decent within this tight a budget that is actually rated to produce long-life prints. The best I can do is the Epson Expression Photo HD XP-15000; while print quality is very good on this machine, you're going to need to step up to something higher-end for lower running costs and better print longevity. You might want to consider the Epson SureColor SC-P700 or SC-P900. But if you're actually printing somewhere close to 500 pages per month, most or all of which are large fine-art prints, you need to go further up the product stack and look at something like the SC-P5000.

While it may print 4X6 to 13x19, it will not do the one job that I bought for. Namely,

12 X 12. In the USA that is a popular size and this market is big enough to deserve that capability, even if Epson does not make that size paper.