The Epson L200 is one of the first all-in-one printers that come with an integrated ink tank system. The most enticing part of this ink system is that it offers a lower running cost than the traditional ink system used on many other comparably priced printers.

The printer is surprisingly quick to print, too, and it comes with a paper capacity adequate for low volume printing needs. However, its physical size is quite large and therefore it may take up the desk space more than expected.

Features and Highlights

Measuring 50.8 cm wide, 30.4 cm deep, and 15.1 cm tall, and weighing 9.5 pounds, the Epson L200 comes with six ink bottles in the box. Three of them are black ink bottles. The others are cyan, magenta, and yellow ink bottles. Each bottle contains 70 ml of ink.

As shown by the picture above, the Epson L200 has an ink storage compartment attached on its right side. It can hold up to four ink bottles that can last about 4,000 mono pages and 6,500 color pages. Unlike an ink cartridge that has to be replaced with a new one once it is empty, each of the ink bottles is refillable, but the ink storage compartment needs to be unhooked first before you refill any of the bottles.

Epson rates the L200 at 27 black pages per minute and 15 color pages per minute. The ISO print speed is 3.0 ppm for black pages and 1.6 ppm for color pages. These print speeds are attainable largely thanks to the MicroPiezo print head technology embedded in the printer.

The Epson L200 is also equipped with a flatbed scanner supporting an optical resolution of 600 dpi and an output resolution of 9600 dpi. The scanner comes with several scanning modes which include Full Auto, Office, Home, and Professional modes, each has a set of options to customize the next scan job.

The scanner has a few of features to perform some adjustments on photos such as Color Restoration, which is aimed to restore or fix colors in photos, and Dust Removal to get rid of dusts from digital photos. The scan output can be saved in a file format of your choice, including PDF.

Standard connectivity only consists of a single USB 2.0 to connect the Epson L200 to a PC. It is always meant to be a printer for personal use rather than one for an office, so the lack of network support is not a surprising fact.

Download Epson L200 Driver

The Epson L200 only has one input tray for printing, which holds 100 sheets of plain papers or 10 envelopes, and one output tray, which holds 50 sheets. Both of them cannot be expanded to hold more sheets, but it wouldn’t be that big of a problem for personal use.

The multifunction printer works just like any other printer in that it requires a computer to print text, graphics, and photos. On the other hand, the only way for a computer to establish a connection with the printer is by installing the driver. You can click the link below to download Epson L200 Driver for Windows: