Epson stylus s21

Very low purchase price; easy to set up; reasonable consumable costs

Very slow print; very noisy feeding paper; large footprint

A cheap printer to buy and run, but it's also very slow and very noisy

We were recently impressed by the HP DeskJet D1660, HP's equivalent to the Stylus S21 in the entry-level market. The S21 is quite a bit more expensive - £32 against £26 - and is both slower and a lot noisier. Against this, though, the running costs are...

value for money, reliability, print quality

performance

50% of reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

Incredibly simple to use basic printer

Quite noisy

Although a basic printer I would expect more from Epson. Product build is awkward - clunky design, very plastic and fragile feel to build. Printing is very noisy and slow. Print quality not exceptional - I was advised by Epson that this was a range...

I bought this to replace an old HP710 as I wanted a basic printer without scanner. It worked initially though was very noisy but after 10 days the black cartridge stopped being recognised which stops the machine completely. I couldn't fix it despite...

Very similar to its Predecessor, the D92, which conked out after 3 years. Not entirely reliable: had to be switched off and left for a while a coupla times. Slow, but that`s OK for me.No idea what a tag is, so haven`t tried to add to the oblong below

I have had this printer for 2 months. I purchased it to save money on ink as both my children do a lot of printing for college. Good points are that it accepts compatible ink cartridges which saves me a fortune and it was cheap to buy. Not so good...