Epson WF-C5390DW inkjet printer Colour 4800 x 1200 DPI A4 Wi-Fi

Product Overview

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If you’re running an office that needs proper colour prints but doesn’t want the hassle (or cost) of paying for a colour laser, the Epson WF‑C5390DW is a sensible bet. Epson’s colour inkjet line is generally strong for everyday documents—charts, reports, marketing handouts—especially when you care about print quality without jumping straight to the bigger, pricier production models. For £271 ex‑VAT, it sits in that “practical workstation printer” lane: good Wi‑Fi convenience, and typically painless day‑to‑day operation for a small team that prints regularly rather than once in a blue moon.

That said, I wouldn’t recommend it if your office is mostly printing text-heavy documents, because inkjet running costs can bite compared with lasers—particularly if your usage is low and you end up with ink maintenance cycles. Also, if you need fast high-volume output, inkjets usually feel slower and more “managed” than lasers. Buy it if colour matters and you’ve got steady, real printing to keep inks healthy; skip it if you’re cost-optimising for mostly black-and-white or if print volumes are intermittent.