Win an Epson EcoTank 3-in-1 printer RRP £229

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My passion for photography ignited at a young age when my Mum gifted me my very first camera. Over the years, I’ve accumulated an extensive collection of photographs, and attempting to quantify the exact number would be a formidable task. To provide some perspective, during an average family holiday, I easily capture upwards of 1500 images in just one week—painting a vivid picture of my photography enthusiasm!

Typically, I prefer to print the majority of my pictures at home, adorning our living spaces with cherished memories. For the remainder, I use online services to craft photo books, either as keepsakes or thoughtful gifts.

Unfortunately, my previous printer, an Epson SX400, breathed its last just before the Christmas season. While I had been content with its print quality, I grew increasingly dissatisfied with the frequent need to replace expensive cartridges. Additionally, infrequent printing led to the printheads drying out, necessitating repetitive and ink-wasting head cleaning and nozzle checks each time I powered it up—a frustration I was keen to leave behind.

Hello Epson ET2550

Epson ET2550

I’ve had the privilege of receiving an Epson EcoTank ET2550 for review, and thus far, it has left a very good impression. The Epson ET2550 boasts wireless capabilities and incorporates a built-in scanner. This feature has proven invaluable in our household, as it allows me to effortlessly print from my laptop, tablet, or mobile phone from any corner of our home.

Distinguished by its unique ink system, the Epson EcoTank diverges from traditional cartridges by featuring a dedicated ‘tank’ on the printer’s side. This reservoir accommodates four separate ink containers, which are designed to provide a prolonged ink supply, potentially lasting up to two years, contingent upon one’s printing frequency. Epson claims an impressive yield of 4,000 pages with black ink and 6,500 pages with coloured ink. I find this concept highly appealing, as it eliminates the need for frequent cartridge replacements, and instead, you simply acquire replacement ink bottles to replenish the tanks.

I’m excited to share that you too can have a chance to own your very own Epson EcoTank by participating in my exciting giveaway. Epson is generously offering one fortunate reader of Mummy Matters the opportunity to win an Epson ET2550. To enter, simply complete the Gleam Competition App below. You can opt for the straightforward bonus entry or explore numerous other tasks for increased chances of winning.

Good luck!!

Epson EcoTank 3in1 Printer ET2550 Worth £229!!

707 thoughts on “Win an Epson EcoTank 3-in-1 printer RRP £229”

  1. Some lovely pictures from Christmas. I like to go through all the pictures we’ve taken over the month and print of a few to pop on the fridge or pin board!

  8. I would go mad printing photo’s of the children since the day they were born- our house hasn’t been a state to put pictures up until now, so I have six years to catch up with!

  10. I would print off many photos that are stored on my laptop, I would love to make a album up for my little girl to look at when she is older

  59. Fabulous prize, I have a crappy printer (sorry, no other way to describe it!) so I would print some good photos of my new grandbaby due in a few weeks time.

  62. Photos for some greetings cards I would love to make, but I’m unable to do so at the moment as my printer doesn’t print in photo quality.

  107. It’s very dull but I’d print out some work checklists so I could pin them above my desk instead of having to constantly hop between files.

  119. I’d print a letter to my penpal. I find hand writing makes my wrist ache so I type my letters to her nowadays. We’ve been writing every week for the past 20+ years.

  159. I’m currently staring a scrapbook so I need to go through all my holiday albums and print out my fave memories from each for my book no one has albums any more its all digital can’t wait till I can finish my book

  179. I think I would have to print some photos off for my new photo frames I got for Christmas. I have laods stored on my computer so Fingers crossed xx

  190. I would print some of the photographs taken at Christmas when my daughter came over from Australia for our first Christmas together in 6 years.

  203. It would probably be something for the kids homework. I always seem to be printing things out for school. It costs me a fortune in ink so this printer would be fantastic.

  252. … I would print our 1st Neighbourhood Watch newsletter for where I live and be able to update all my neighbours with all the events we are going to hold!

  269. i do lots of photographs and have always owned epson printers because of the good quality prints. this looks like the ideal printer to get quality and save money

  280. The first thing I’d print is photos of the children from Christmas to send to their grandparents in the Netherlands, we do send them by email but they don’t have a printer and aren’t technologically minded so it would be lovely to send some recent photos for them to display in their home.

  281. Just started back on a college course (evening, as I have two toddlers) in photography and this would be amazing! although fingers crossed Santa brings me one next Christmas! All the hints in the world had no effect this past Christmas. Would love to print the kids their own little albums x

  286. I would use this to print off my sons homework , my current printer is getting a little unreliable, it will print one day but not the next. It makes me so MAD , it is so annoying

  288. So glad I came across this blog, been trying for months to find a new printer and this looks amazing I would definitely print all my thousands of photos what are stuck on the computer ? xx

  319. The best pic of my long-term boi-crush Ed Sheeran that i could find…..i would stick it on the fridge door to encourage me not to snack, just in case I ever meet him!!!

  350. Excellent idea, glad to see this is finally trickling down from commercial printers into the domestic market. I also get tired of dried print heads, particularly infuriating when you’ve “recently” replaced the cartridges and only used them once before the dreaded streaky printing starts again…

  359. In life we have choices
    With choices we make the man
    With being the man we support the growth of life and support
    With being this man we set a good example to our kids
    So they can make the future brighter and shine

  384. I would finally get around to filling all the empty photo frames in my house! I would print photos of my daughters’, our wedding photos and holiday photos too! Thank you for the chance 🙂

  417. Aaw I’d love to win this. Recently set up my new business, bought a new laptop and unfortunately it’s not compatible with my ancient HP photosmart printer….so would dealrly love a new one. Thanks for the chance – fingers crossed.

  430. The first thing I would print would be a photo from the renewal of our vows last August. I got married in 1997 in a register office in a blue suit. This time, I renewed my vows in church in a simple wedding dress. This is a great giveaway, thank you for offering it.

  437. I’ve recently started going to a photography club. though I am a complete beginner! I would print off the pieces I have been working on as they are something I’m proud of for myself

  443. pictures of my girls and also to make my sister and brother in law gifts for when they come back over from cyprus as my brother in law is in the raf

  455. I’m a photographer, but I don’t currently have a printer so most of my pictures just end up stuck on the computer and sadly forgotten. I’d love to be able to start printing my photos again! <3

  480. I would share this printer with my Daughter Lauren who is currently in her second year at college studying 🙂 It would be fantastic for her to print off her vital coursework and for me mainly to print off my designs for my hobby in cardmaking and also recipies as i am a keen baker 🙂 Fingers crossed X x

  491. would love to win this printer would be great when i book stuff online and the kids homework instead of having to run to my sisters to print it off

  502. I’ve just scanned in a few hundred negatives, which I no longer have as prints. They range from about 1982 to 2010 and is like a journey through my life. I’d print all of these so I have proper prints once again!

  524. I am always having to print off the children’s homework. A wireless printer is just what we need so they can print from their own computers. I’m sure homework would be the first thing to be printed.

  536. I’ve just been offered a place on a teacher training course and this printer would be brilliant for printing off resources. The first thing I’d print is my reading list – I’m so impatient to get stuck in!

  584. The first things I print would probably be inserts for greetings cards that I make. I also need to print out some of my holiday photos from Cuba

  593. I work from home and don’t have a printer so I’m constantly having to handwrite notes and documents which can be a real pain. It would be fab to be able to just type up and print off what I need 🙂

  626. I’m doing a degree and actually my printer hasn’t worked for a while so this would make it a lot easier for me. I won’t need to keep writing out everything

  668. I would print pictures of my son and future daughter in law who surprised me this week with a visit ( they live in Vietnam ) it was amazing i never had a clue they were flying over i have not seen him since he went traveling 2 years ago and lovely to meet her we have some lovely photos for when they go home

  681. I too had an Epson Printer, to print A3 Photos for my daughter who got an A at “A” level photography, so well worth the price, however this has now died of old age, and my cat being ill over the keypad, made all but the simplest task undoable, would love to give this a try fingers crossed

  694. Mine has just broken & I have a lot of coursework deadlines coming up… So they would be the first thing I would print with a working printer! 🙂

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