Epson Expression Photo XP-65 inkjet printer Colour 5760 x 1440 DPI A4 Wi-Fi

Product Overview

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The Epson Expression Photo XP-65 for £108.29 ex-VAT is the kind of “print occasional colour” machine that makes sense for a small office or home studio that doesn’t want to think too hard about printers. It’s a compact A4 Wi‑Fi colour inkjet that’s particularly good if you actually print colour documents, marketing bits, or the occasional photo-ish output—Epson’s strength is reliably decent colour without fiddling. For light workloads (a few pages at a time, not constant daily printing), it’s a good value buy because the upfront cost is low and it’s easy to drop onto an existing network.

That said, I wouldn’t buy it for a busy admin department printing loads of black-and-white every day, because inkjets can get expensive when they’re used heavily and “economy” isn’t really their thing. Also, inkjets need regular use to stay healthy—if you print infrequently, you may still get hit with maintenance routines that eat time and ink. If your team needs fast, consistent throughput or you want to minimise running costs, you’ll usually regret going with an entry-level inkjet; a laser (or a higher-duty ink tank setup) tends to win there.

**Who should buy:** small UK offices, freelancers, or design/marketing roles that print colour occasionally and value low purchase price + easy Wi‑Fi setup. **Who shouldn’t:** anyone expecting high-volume day-to-day printing, or anyone who rarely prints colour and hates consumables surprises.