Excellent service - got phoned up to check whether I had ordered a printer appropriate to my needs. Courier delivered on a Saturday, which was a bonus as I had ordered over Easter.

Based on Epson's new PrecisionCore printhead technology, this strong-performing multifunction printer delivers on speed, print quality, and cost per page. It's a strong buy even at full MSRP; discounts at time of our review make it an exceptional one for small-biz use.

High-quality output; Excellent scans and copies; Auto-duplexing ADF; Speedy performance; Low CPPs

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Disregard the other review about inkjet cartridges being pricey. They are the same cost as every other brands genuine parts. Just like

Prints faster than most inkjet printers; Quality is great; We have 4 in the office purchased elsewhere (not by me); Cartridges last longer an expected

No SD card slot but still has USB so not really a con

Only 1 problem, I cannot reset my password and attempting to find the source to make that happen is frustrating and elusive at best. Email me the information. Furthermore, you will find this is a 2nd registration due to the purchase of this new HP All In One unit.

Love the Epson, just having trouble with it and Adobe reading for printing, can't really fault the printer, I'll figure it out. I really wish the cartridges were less money, Easy to set up and off I went. It's just the ink thing, getting the price out would make all our lives easier.

Essentially, what you give up for the $100-difference between these two printers is that the more expensive WF-4640 comes with a second, 500-sheet paper drawer. (You can, by the way, purchase same drawer for the WF-4630 on Epson's Web site, as well as most other outlets, for $249.99-list.

The Epson WorkForce Pro WF-4630 offers a lot, despite the uneven output quality. If you need consistently good text, or a higher paper capacity, you'll be better off with the Epson WF-3640, our Editors' Choice for heavy-duty MFP for a micro office.

Fast; Low running cost; Prints, faxes, scans, and copies; Supports Ethernet, Wi-Fi, and Wi-Fi Direct; Prints through the cloud

Although graphics quality is good enough for most internal business needs; it's also a bit below par

Epson's new $399 WorkForce Pro WF-4630 is just the kind of affordable, capable multifunction printer most small offices could use – even if they think they need a laser. A laser MFP may offer better text output (barely), but everything else lines up in an inkjet's favour: purchase price, supply...

Fast print speeds; superior print quality; cheap ink costs

Duplex scanning happens in two passes; slowing throughput

Absolutely the worst printer I have ever owned by far. Bought for my restaurant to print small volumes of menus, flyers etc. but the colour reproduction was terrible. Despite trying numerous settings all the colours were bleached and dreadful. It frequently jams on standard 80gsm paper.

I bought this printer for our office. The print quality is terrible and it guzzles ink. The ink is very expensive. Bought a HP 8740 which has super quality and two paper trays. The employees are much happier and our reports look professional now.