This looks like a good deal for the price, and bump up from the Epson XP-335 that's also on HUK for the same price. I've been looking for a good multifunction that's Google cloud print/Airprint ready, and is compatible with cheap inks.
Seems to be £34.99 delivered which is awesome sauce. Edit: Online only,doesn't seem to be instore.
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Choose the Epson Expression Home XP-435 All-in-One Wireless Inkjet Printer for incredibly compact printing, scanning and copying – remotely from anywhere.
Remote, wireless printing
The XP-435 allows you to print from anywhere in the world by emailing documents and photos directly to your printer, through the Epson Connect App.
The XP-435 printer is easy to set up – you don't even need to know your network settings as it automatically finds the relevant connection settings so it can configure itself automatically.
The Epson Expression Home XP-435 is also compatible with both Apple Air Print and Google Cloud Print, meaning it is easier than ever for you to print remotely. It's great for students in between lectures, and busy commuters working on-the-go.
User-friendly
This 6.4 cm LCD screen and accompanying memory card slot offers easy-to-use PC-free printing for greater flexibility.
It's efficient too, thanks to the economical ink replacements, which mean that you only need to replace the ink you need.
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This printer replaces the Epson XP 425, XP 422, XP 412, XP 415 & XP 400 models
Latest comments (23)
PGJ80
30 Dec 16#23
oos
BigDanC
19 Dec 16#21
Does this printer come with ink, or do you have to add it to the basket separately?
VimesUK to BigDanC
19 Dec 161#22
Every printer that I have ever bought always comes with ink.Sometimes the carts supplied are only partially full.
It is doubtful though that they come with a cable, if you need one. I set my Epson up wireless via my router.
Supatramp
18 Dec 16#18
The secret with Epson printers is DON'T upgrade them. The upgrade process is when the inablility to use compatable ink is done. DON'T upgrade them
subhi to Supatramp
18 Dec 16#20
They have a serious problem with Macs unless you upgrade the firmware
ant500
18 Dec 16#19
be careful with these as they don't connect very well to wifi on the BT HUBS loads of people saying there having problems connecting but think its just the hub 5 and hub 6
disgraceUK
18 Dec 162#17
Ditto, been a great printer. Just asks you if you would like to continue when it detects non original inks.
Most likely fine. The point is the previous model to this, the ink is around £2 a set, so better to buy older model if you can get hold of one. As other posters have said, compatible ink should come down in price over time.
Derek_Duval
18 Dec 16#15
Hopefully! My 325 does get some serious use from the kids and no complaints yet.
cymru1978
18 Dec 16#14
Some customer reviews do note that this will not except compatible inks and won't print at all if it's out of any 1 colour.
As for prices of compatible, there are loads on ebay around £10 as had already been said.
The cheapest 4 pack seems to be £9.20, but this one also has 'Make An Offer'
Derek_Duval
18 Dec 16#10
Just done some research and the compatible inks are about 5 times the price of those for my xp325, yet the capacity is the same! Shame, would be red hot deal otherwise.
FlowsInYou to Derek_Duval
18 Dec 16#11
Just checked on eBay and the ink on there are around a tenner. Are these no good?
VimesUK to Derek_Duval
18 Dec 16#13
^^^ Yeah I agree. Not sure what happened after the XP-325 gen of printers as the price of the compatibles became very expensive for the same capacity of ink, whilst the next range of printers didn't seem to offer any benefits.
I just hope my XP-325 keeps going, it does grind a little when the paper is being drawn into the printer at the start but otherwise it is fine to use.
The 325 was replaced by the Epson Expression Home XP-342 and those inks are still expensive.
As noted it might be time before the ink becomes cheaper, hopefully my 325 will grind away until then...!
Phila4
18 Dec 16#12
From my experience, the compatible inks WILL come down drastically in price once models are discontinued and replaced with newer models. I've had a few Epson printers over the years and this always seems to be the pattern. Give it 6-9 months and the compatible inks should be much cheaper as newer model printers come out.
I've currently got a WF-7015 and I can get 5 sets of compatible XL inks for around £10! They work flawlessly.
VimesUK
18 Dec 161#9
I have noticed that the newer XP printers aren't that cheap for compatible inks.
I bought the XP-325 last year, IIRC around £25 from eBuyer, and those inks are ridiculously cheap, and have been excellent.
The printer has also been great, from Android tablets or phones as well as wireless from a PC.
Sadly it doesn't seem to be around anymore to buy.
I find it useful searching for the inks before I buy the printer...!
Mine, for XL (bigger capacity) Carts...
eBay item number 191941968390
for some reason the direct link doesn't work from here.
merb0786
18 Dec 16#8
How much is the ink?
banditrad
18 Dec 16#7
This is the in store price as well ,saw this in Blackpool yesterday
cymru1978
18 Dec 16#6
In case you didn't know, the store will price match to their own website.
matthlock
18 Dec 16#3
Compatible inks are not all the cheap, just cheaper than the originals. All the new xp range models take the same ink and you can get compatible ones in eBay for £10 for a set. As a comparison, I bought an Epson WF-2630 for £50 in the summer and I can get 4 sets of inks for under a tenner.
cymru1978 to matthlock
18 Dec 16#5
Thank you. My concern is that some Epson printers refuse compatible inks following software updates.
If I decide to get this I hope that doesn't happen.
andymack
18 Dec 16#4
Been looking for a printer and this seems like a nice wee option
cymru1978
18 Dec 161#1
does anyone what this is like with compatible inks? will it accept them?
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Seems to be £34.99 delivered which is awesome sauce. Edit: Online only,doesn't seem to be instore.
___________________________
Choose the Epson Expression Home XP-435 All-in-One Wireless Inkjet Printer for incredibly compact printing, scanning and copying – remotely from anywhere.
Remote, wireless printing
The XP-435 allows you to print from anywhere in the world by emailing documents and photos directly to your printer, through the Epson Connect App.
The XP-435 printer is easy to set up – you don't even need to know your network settings as it automatically finds the relevant connection settings so it can configure itself automatically.
The Epson Expression Home XP-435 is also compatible with both Apple Air Print and Google Cloud Print, meaning it is easier than ever for you to print remotely. It's great for students in between lectures, and busy commuters working on-the-go.
User-friendly
This 6.4 cm LCD screen and accompanying memory card slot offers easy-to-use PC-free printing for greater flexibility.
It's efficient too, thanks to the economical ink replacements, which mean that you only need to replace the ink you need.
_________________________________________________
This printer replaces the Epson XP 425, XP 422, XP 412, XP 415 & XP 400 models
Latest comments (23)
It is doubtful though that they come with a cable, if you need one. I set my Epson up wireless via my router.
Lazy link to the ones I use
As for prices of compatible, there are loads on ebay around £10 as had already been said.
The cheapest 4 pack seems to be £9.20, but this one also has 'Make An Offer'
I just hope my XP-325 keeps going, it does grind a little when the paper is being drawn into the printer at the start but otherwise it is fine to use.
The 325 was replaced by the Epson Expression Home XP-342 and those inks are still expensive.
As noted it might be time before the ink becomes cheaper, hopefully my 325 will grind away until then...!
I've currently got a WF-7015 and I can get 5 sets of compatible XL inks for around £10! They work flawlessly.
I bought the XP-325 last year, IIRC around £25 from eBuyer, and those inks are ridiculously cheap, and have been excellent.
The printer has also been great, from Android tablets or phones as well as wireless from a PC.
Sadly it doesn't seem to be around anymore to buy.
I find it useful searching for the inks before I buy the printer...!
Mine, for XL (bigger capacity) Carts...
eBay item number 191941968390
for some reason the direct link doesn't work from here.
If I decide to get this I hope that doesn't happen.