


The printer also supports ICC colour profiles, which you can use to ensure correct printing on third-party specialist media. It’s also worth noting that it’s easy to adjust the printer’s use of colour by tweaking the adjustment settings in the driver. Magenta tones dominate, with yellow sometimes looking a touch faded, but the overall quality of the photo prints is among the best we've seen from a standard desktop printer or MFP. Some of our test images looked, if anything, a little too vivid, giving some pictures a slightly unnatural cast. This is most visible in dark areas, where black tones are deep with plenty of low-contrast detail. Image quality is outstanding, with great detail and particularly rich colour. Where this MFP really excels is in photo printing. Illustrated business documents printed in the driver's text and graphics mode fared a little better: graphs and illustrations looked great, but text, particularly at small sizes, again looked a little fuzzy around the edges. At draft quality, text was grey and jagged-looking. Letter-quality prints were dark, but the edges of letters looked at little fuzzy and some lines of text wavered a little. Rather than having a dedicated pigmented ink cartridge for plain paper printing, it uses the same dye inks to print on paper that it uses for photos. The small tray can take up to 20 sheets of photo paper, while the main one holds 100 pieces of A4.Ī4 plain paper printing wasn't the main focus of our tests, but the XP-750 did a reasonable job. This means that, conveniently, you can keep the printer loaded with two different sizes or types of paper at the same time. The bottom tray can take any paper size up to A4, while the tray above it is designed to take smaller paper sizes, such as 4圆in photo paper. Because the output tray is automated and can't be opened and closed by hand, this makes it inconvenient to access the input trays and refill them while the printer is in use. The printer has two paper inputs at the bottom of the device, underneath the output tray. However, if you want to use Epson's mobile phone and tablet printing apps, you'll have to set the printer up on your local network before you're able to do so.


We opted to make our test prints via USB to ensure that our speed test results were consistent with those of other photo printers we've reviewed. You can do this either via a USB cable, by connecting the XP-750 to your local wireless network, or by using its Ethernet port for a wired network connection.
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The setup utility on the accompanying driver CD takes you through connecting the printer to your computer.
