Description
Enjoy fast, easy printing with the Expression Home XP-5200. Our fastest Expression Home printer to date, the XP-5200 delivers everyday documents—like to-do lists, homework, coupons and more—quickly and easily. Engineered with Epson’s state-of-the-art PrecisionCore technology, this high-performance, all-in-one solution provides exceptional image quality for remarkable prints and borderless photos for all your creative projects. Plus, it offers a convenient 150-sheet paper tray and simple installation. * This product uses only genuine Epson-brand cartridges. Other brands of ink cartridges and ink supplies and not compatible and, even if described as compatible, may not function properly or at all. | 1. Requires Epson Smart Panel app download. Data usage fees may apply. | 2. Most features require an Internet connection to the printer, as well as an Internet- and/or email-enabled device. For a list of Epson Connect enabled printers and compatible devices and apps, visit www.epson/connect | 3. Epson Connect account and voice-activated account registration required. See www.epson/voice for device compatibility. | 4. For convenient and reasonable recycling options, visit www.epson/recycle | 5. SmartWay is an innovative partnership of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency that reduces greenhouse gases and other air pollutants and improves fuel efficiency.
Remarkable Print Quality for Home and Photo Printing — Epson’s leading-edge PrecisionCore technology produces crisp documents, vibrant borderless photos with rich colors, and more
Our Fastest Expression Home Printer — Plus, a 150-sheet paper tray for convenient paper handling
Stress-Free Setup and Operation — Large 2.4″ color display for effortless navigation, plus easy installation and operation through your smartphone or tablet using the Epson Smart Panel app (1)
Convenient Connectivity — Supports easy wireless connections and printing from Android or iOS devices (2)
Engineered for Reliability — Consistently delivers high-quality prints with heat-free technology and a permanent printhead designed to last the life of the printer
Easy, Affordable Printing — Individual ink cartridges make it easy to only replace the ink you need
Efficient, Economical Design — Automatic 2-sided printing helps you save paper and reduce paper waste
Hands-Free, Voice-Activated Printing — Easily print on-the-go using Alexa and Siri (3)
Versatile Functionality — Create searchable PDFs and more with included Epson ScanSmart scanning software
Epson Printing System Is Designed to Be Used Exclusively with Epson Genuine Cartridges — Use of non-genuine ink could cause damage not covered under the printer’s limited warranty
Malcolm S –
Simple set-up, works well with my wi-fe
Just finished setting up and printing some documents on the XP-5200. I was worried that the set up would be difficult — I long for the days when you could download a driver and hook up with a cable and off you go. I was pleased that the set-up, using both the front panel and the app which you must download, the process was pretty seamless. No frustrating errors or mishaps.It does take 30 minutes or so for the entire process, but the app takes you step by step through the process. A third of the set-up is just getting the printer ink charged and going through the alignment process.Print quality is excellent. That said, I am mostly printing calendars, reports, and word documents, so color alignment is not a high priority.Same size as my previous HP 2700 printer. There was nothing wrong with my HP printer EXCEPT that when I upgraded my wifi, the printer was no longer compatible. In additional the HP app was a nightmare compared to the EPSON.
Manuel –
Epson screwed me over on the ink cartridges.
So I connected the printer wirelessly to my computer. Easy enough. I printed 15 pages and the black ink ran out. I was sure that this was just some kind of mistake. Like I just got a bad cartridge. So I call Epson customer service and told them what happened. Well guess what, the man told me that was done on purpose. I was like, what? That doesn’t make any sense. He said that there was only enough ink in cartridge to print out more or less 15 pages because that cartridges’ only function was just to test whether or not the printer was working properly. So I was like, WHAT? I said, So I bought this new printer and right away I have to spend more money on a cartridge? He was like, Yeah. Then I was like, F.U.!And something else as long as I have your attention. I bought another black cartridge off Amazon. It was an off brand for the Epson I have. It lasted long enough. I was more or less satisfied with it. But when it ran empty the printer was saying that ALL ink cartridges were going to need to be replaced. It was indicating that all the cartridges were empty. And I did not print any color other than black. So they were trying to screw me over with the other three cartridges. DON’T BUY THIS PRINTER.
Karen –
Easy set up. Prints clear.
I was able to get it set up quickly. I’m using this to print things at home from my phone and laptop. No connection issues. Prints are fast and clear. Order extra ink at the time of purchase because the initial cartridges are minimal to make sure things work. You’ll want extra to have on hand. It states this in set up but doesn’t really mention it anywhere else. I haven’t had to switch mine out but I’m not printing a ton. It is NOT a quiet printer but it is fast. No issues so far.
Amazon Customer –
Better printer than exoected
I am normally an inexpensive Canon inkjet printer user, but became disenchanted with my latest Canon MG6200 that uses a combined (r,y,c) color ink cartridge since individual colors are used at different rates, and when one color is low, the Canon will often leave any location with that color blank ⦠even if I select âblackâ only ⦠that I had thought would result in a mixture of white, black and various greys (in place of the individual colors). Nope. So done with that Canon. I needed a small footprint printer that utilized individual inks for each color. I found that Epsom Expression XP-5200 met all my needs, as well as a slighly more expensive Epson, and a similar Brother (I purchased a Bother a few yrs ago, and returned it immediately after being unable to get crisp printed output). My only concern with the Epson was with the various discussions re the ability to use less expensive âremanufacturedâ ink cartridges, since Epson apparently identifies nonEpson cartridges and disallows their use with future SW upgrades. There are various methods (apparently) to get around this problem, and remanufactured âguaranteeâ their cartridges will work! Since I am not a âfrequentâ printer, I decided to purchase the Epson Expression XP-5200, as well as a set of highly rated remanufactured, as well as standard Epson ink cartridges. Have not yet installed either, so no determination yet of the use of remanufactured cartridges. However, the Epson xp-5200 arrived promptly. The setup instructions can be misleading, and allowing the automatic setup using the Epson app failed continuously because the Epson would not retain a wi-fi connection with my router. I then followed the âmanualâ installation, and after performing the wi-fi setup ⦠apparently that was enough, the two partial setup attempts worked, the Epson console sprang to life and all seemed well ⦠a bit disconcerting because I never reached ppd a âfinishâ step as usually required, the Epson initialization was quite quick, the console was very bright, and after a few moments touching all the buttons ⦠how to use it âmanuallyâ was clear and obvious. I downloaded the Epson printer app onto my IPad, 2 laptops, and desktop PC. Eason Support indicates the SW printer and SW that should be downloaded, very quickly done. â¦these are used when the non manual mode (e.g. from Word, Excel, Internet sites, etc) are used and you select âprintâ . The âAirPrintâ from IPad, and computer printing all went flawlessly to my surprise, the printer head alignment was quick, and pages were crisp ⦠and the Epson CO-5200 prints fast (compared to the Canon). There are 5 possible apps to choose, but only the manual, actual SW app, and Connectivity app are likely required (the other 2 apps are for printing photos). The SW installation was much quicker than for the Canon ⦠and the number of apps many fewer than for the Canon(I actually found the Canon app suite confusing). Whether the Epson SW provides all the capabilities of the Canon is yet to be determined, But, it has all the basic needs (orientation, pages, margins, two-sided ⦠etc)that I (and likely 95% of all users will need). One quirk noted that the Eoson sometimes loses the Wi-Fi connection (shown in printer console with a red warning). Just touching that icon seems to clear up the connection problem immediately (time will tell if this is a real problem with âmyâ Epson, or a general problem (read other reviews!). In summary, nice footprint, clear manual console, bright icon displays on the console, User manual is extensive, AirPrint, Wi-Fi print works well ⦠very happy with my purchase!
Mountainbloke –
My third Epson printer
I’ve had countless printers of many different brands. About seven years ago, I bought my first Epson. It had a major defect that prevented it being usable. Epson sent a replacement immediately, without my needing to return the defective one. I liked that. The replacement worked well until about a month ago, when it suffered a fatal (in my opinion) jamming problem. Of course, as fate would have it, replacement cartridges had just arrived. After a little research, I ordered an Epson XP-5200. It was easy to install, has more features than my old printer, and works great. To my eye, the required 222 print cartridges look like the 288 print cartridges I had ordered for my old printer. It would be nice if they worked in the new printer.
Arturo Jorge Garcia Mata –
Very good product
Perfect printer for home. The scanner runs kinda slow but the images are really clear at the end.
mindy connolly –
Seems to work as for what I needed it for. Connects easily to wifi, printer was easy to set up with step by step instructions, Iâve printed a few different things with it so far one being business cards with the Avery business cards and worked exactly as I wanted. Picture prints are not professional quality but itâs not as bad as I thought, they are clear prints. Overall for what Iâve printed so far seems to be a good printer
Diany –
The printing quality is good
Jonathan E. –
Prints fast enough. Nice clean easy scan. Good software for multi tasking. Clean image and text prints. Small for a tight confined space. May feel overwhelmed during innitial connection – so seek help from tech savvy family member.
RhinoRhino –
I recently purchased the Epson XP-5200 printer, and unfortunately, my experience has been less than satisfactory. The printer worked well for the first 10 months, but then it encountered a problem, and that’s where the trouble began.The real frustration began with the warranty process. I returned the printer over a month ago, and I’ve had no updates or a replacement unit sent to me. The only way to contact customer support is by phone, and the long waits on hold before and during the calls are quite frustrating. To make matters worse, I was promised a call back with an update, but that never happened.In addition to the warranty issues, I was disappointed with the printer’s ink consumption. It seemed to go through ink at an alarming rate. Even when printing only in black, I could barely manage to get around 100 pages printed before all the cartridges were empty. Considering the cost of a new set of cartridges at $80, this is simply not acceptable.Another frustration I encountered was the printer’s refusal to allow me to use the scanning function when the ink ran out. This limitation felt unnecessary and inconvenient.My experience with the Epson XP-5200 has left me dissatisfied, and I won’t be considering Epson for my future purchases. I hope this review helps others decide when choosing a printer.
abba girl. –
Rapport qualité -Prix Parfait.