Question 1

Is the format  prints ( 13" x 19". Extra large 11" x 17" scan bed)?

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Hi FeliaMar - Printing sizes supported are 3.5" x 5", 4" x 6", 5" x 7", 8" x 10", letter, legal, A4, A6, half letter, executive, user definable (3.5" - 47.2" in length). The scan bed supports up to Letter size, while the auto document feeder supports up to Legal size. Hope this helps! - The Epson Team

Question 2

Do all of the ecotank epson printers have duplex (2-sided) print capability?

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Hi Matthew - The ET-4550 and WF-R4640 both offer automatic 2-sided printing, while the ET-2500 and ET-2550 support manual 2-sided printing...Hope this helps! - The Epson Team

Question 3

Does it have an ethernet port?

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Hi J. Fitz, Yes, the ET-4550 offers Ethernet as well as Wi-Fi, Wi-Fi Direct and USB.  Hope this helps! - The Epson Team

Question 4

Is this a photo-quality printer?

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I use this primarily as an all in one office printer. But I also make color proofs with it. I make exhibitions of my prints worldwide and make my own exhibition prints on a high end 24" wide, HP printer. BUT I use this Epson for proofs and am very happy with the quality of its color prints for this purpose. It can't be finessed as as a fine art printer with 8/10/12 inks can be, but the results for small color rough/quickly made prints are VERY good. Before I decide to invest the time into making a fine art print, I make a small one, keep it on the wall for awhile and then decide if its good enough to spend time on and make a large fine art print. I so not use this to proof colors. HOWEVER, it does not work well for black and white proofs. If you set it to grayscale and use a photo paper, the ink NEVER dries and can be smudge off. We contacted Epson and they after a long number of calls, they said this could not be fixed. So for my black and white proofs a use a small HP all in one that we have for office work.  I  use this because the ink cost is so low and also much much much more environmentally sound than having to replace and return cartridges for other small printers. I am writing this to say that I am VERY happy with this printer. It works well and when I bought it it included a full replacement set of inks as well as full tanks to start with. Ver highly recommended unless you want to make photo quality black and white prints. You can make black and white prints with the setting for color and then the prints dry, however the ink tone is not pure grayscale. It comes out a purple shade. To make black and white you have to set it to grayscale and that is when the ink never dries on photo paper - both glossy and semi gloss.

Maximum Print Resolution Black and White	5760 x 1440 dpi
Maximum print Resolution Color	4800x1200 dpi
Is Electric	Yes
Maximum Copy Resolution Black and White	600 dpi or higher
Maximum Copy Resolution Color	2400x1200 dpi
Ink Color	Black, Cyan, Magenta, Yellow
Additional Printer Functions	Copy, Scan, Fax
Warranty Type	Limited Warranty
Number of Licenses	1
Number of Trays	1
Processor Count	1
Control Method	Voice
Compatible Cartridge	Genuine Epson inks
Number of Drivers	1
Controller Type	Vera, Amazon Alexa, iOS, Android
Print media	Paper (plain)
Scanner Type	Sheetfed
Display Type	LCD
Compatible Devices	Smartphones, PC, Laptops
Printer Type	Inkjet
Additional Features	Auto-Document Feeder
Printer Output Type	Color
Item Weight	24.3 Pounds
Item Dimensions D x W x H	9.5"D x 22"W x 20.3"H
Paper Size	8.5 inches
Maximum Sheet Capacity	150
Media Size Maximum	8.5 x 14 inch
Initial Page Print Time	4-6 seconds for black, 7-12 seconds for color
Total USB 2.0 Ports	1
Total Usb Ports	1
Hardware Connectivity	Ethernet
Number of Ethernet Ports	1
Connectivity Technology	Wi-Fi, USB, Ethernet
Duplex	Automatic
Dual-sided printing	Yes
Color	Black

Epson WorkForce ET-4550 EcoTank Wireless Color All-in-One Supertank Printer with Scanner, Copier, Fax, Ethernet, Wi-Fi, Wi-Fi Direct, Tablet and Smartphone (iPad, iPhone, Android) Printing, Easily Refillable Ink Tanks

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