Epson does not provide the output tray’s capacity, but we printed about 100 pages, which pretty much filled it. The paper output tray sits just below the control panel the tray extends several inches forward when in use (you have to pull it out). You select all settings using the arrow and “OK” buttons, which is somewhat awkward when entering an alphanumeric password, but it’s not a deal breaker. On the right side of the LCD display you’ll find a Back button, four directional-arrow buttons surrounding a central “OK” button, and a Stop button. On the left side: the Power button, a small button to set the paper size and type, and two small lights-one indicates a printer error, and the other flickers when printer receives data. It includes a 2.2-inch monochrome non-touch display panel flanked on both sides by small buttons. The small, tilted control panel runs along the front of the printer.
It probably won’t fit on your desk, but it won’t take up much space in your office, either.
EPSON WF 100 PRINTER REVIEW PRO
Exploring the Epson WorkForce Pro WF-M5194īeige, plain-looking, and relatively compact, the print-only WF-M5194 measures 18.1- x 16.6- x 11.2-inches and weighs 25 pounds. Also, a color printer is a more complex device with a significantly greater chance of breaking down compared to a single-cartridge, single print-head monochrome printer. It might not be a lot of color ink, but it does raise the cost-per-page a bit. When you use that printer-even if 100 percent of everything you print is monochrome-you’re still using (and paying for) color ink due to evaporation, print head priming, and ongoing print head maintenance. Here’s why.įigures vary depending on who you ask, but many experts in the printer field point out that the bulk of small business printer output is still monochrome-despite the fact that a huge majority of small business printers are color-capable.Ĭhances are that you already have a color printer or color multifunction printer somewhere in your office. If you do a lot of printing each month it may make economic and logistical sense to have a second print device on your network-a monochrome-only printer like Epson’s WorkForce Pro WF-M5194 $210 (street).
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