Will not print on Card Stock and often will botch picking up paper from tray
929416
Buyer Beware! This printer has design problems! The paper feed/pickup shoe is not "sticky" enough to consistently feed the print processor. Very often has problems picking up 20lb paper and utterly fails to pick up heavier card stock paper.

It is a shame that HP let this design flaw ruin an otherwise nice product.

HP support will fight you tooth and nail when you call for help. They even tried to lie to me and claim that the product specs specifically excluded card stock weight paper. The web spec clearly says exactly opposite.
694030
this printer is good, my problem is printing photos, it will select the copy paper instead of the photo tray. i need help on this.
3970369
The price is certainly good, but I get a lot of paper jams with this thing.  I have to hold the paper against the printer, otherwise the cartridge pushes it out and can't find the next page. I don't have this problem with the original Samsung cartridges
1667012
I print postcards so I need a printer that has the ability to print without bending the paper. At such a low price I thought this would be a fantastic purchase and it was for the first 1,000 postcards, after that it would get jams every once and a bit. Up to 2,000 postcards printed and now I am getting jams with every other postcard, drats. I am sure it works well with 20lb paper but with postcards, forget it, look for something else.
2220984
This printer is the worst. The number of times this printer has jammed during duplex printing (with my old computer) is ridiculous. I've wasted so much paper and ink because of it. Then, because my new computer and the printer don't communicate correctly, I have to manually insert the papers back into the tray, which is fine; it's when the printer goes to print the backside of the paper that it messes up. It'll pull up more than 1 paper, so instead of printing page 2 on the back of page 1, it'll print it on page 5 or something. It's so aggravating. I've started going to FedEx to print stuff because they have reliable printers, nice paper, and cheap prices. Don't buy this heap of junk, go with HP or something else.
4952257
I really wanted to like this product and I DO, however it does not support printing on cardstock, which is what I use a lot of for scrapbooking, paper crafting, cards, etc. The set up was quick and easy and I was able to print wirelessly without any difficulty (I never did figure out how to setup the eprint or app component and kept receiving error messages that this feature was disabled). I was able to print to standard printer paper but the rollers would not pick up the 110 lb cardstock paper. I contacted HP Chat Support and was informed that indeed this printer DOES NOT SUPPORT CARDSTOCK because it is too thick and gets stuck in the rollers. After trouble shooting with HP Support, I was able to get the printer to feed the cardstock by changing the default paper/quality settings to Card Envelope to trick the printer. HOWEVER, while I could print certain documents completely (ie Microsoft Word docs), I could not print from other programs or websites without cutting off text, graphics, etc. because the printer thought it was only printing on an envelope size paper and limited the text to that envelope size. Unfortunately, I will be returning this printer for this reason alone.
1411862
I was happy to buy this macinne. I prefer separate inks, I wanted a scanner, I don't use the fax. Very soon I started having problems. The worst thing it does is suck the paper back and then declare "Paper Jam" which involves opening the back , and then I often have to do it more than once. Also it will only take thin paper, so if I want to do labels it gives me trouble. I also don't like the fact that if any ink runs out, it will not print, not even in Black. I am getting rid of this as soon as I can find one I like to repace it. I think I'll go back to Canon.
3682593
I've owned this printer for two years and recently the black imaging unit started to go.  Now all of my black prints look washed out.  A new toner cartridge didn't help.  The printer also gives me constant error messages...well, at least the red error light on the printer does.  Unfortunately, I have no way of knowing if a toner cartridge is misaligned, there is a paper jam or some other mysterious problem.  I usually open all of the printer doors, reinsert the toner cartridges and reinsert the paper tray.  That usually helps, but the whole procedure is time-consuming and frustrating.

Print quality of color is acceptable and it is a small printer that prints quickly and quietly (although warmup takes 2 minutes or more sometimes).  It was easy to set up on my Mac's home network, but trying to get a Windows & laptop required some searching for answers online.  But I've had too many paper jams, too many unknown errors with this printer and poor black print quality to recommend this inexpensive, unreliable clunker.
2638625
I Like the printer, but it won't take any heavier stock.  If it's heavier than a price of standard paper, you have to push,it in there over and over to try and get it to receive, but it usually jams.  Then it leaves a big black ink smudge on the bottom of the prints and also telegraphs words from the roll.  You can faintly see the same word or pic a few times in other places on your print.
4381262
These don't work well on card stock. I red, holiday envelopes and have gone over the paper repeatedly and the ink is largely absorbed and all but vanishes.
886284
Unusable. Only the first ID card prints correctly on my color laser printer, the other two cards on the sheet ae so light they are unreadable. I thought it might be a problem with low toner, so I put in new toner cartridges. Still the same problem. The printing on the first card is very light, but could still be used. The second and third cards look so faded that they are unusable. To see if it's a problem with my printer, I printed the same cards (using the Avery software) on plain paper and they look fine. I tried again with a fresh sheet of the ID Card paper, and once again, first card is OK but second and third are unusable. I used about half of the sheets trying to just one page to print legibly on all three cards, but finally gave up. I don't know if this is old stock that somehow lost its ability to hold toner, or if the product just does not work with a color laser printer.

This could really be a great idea if it worked, but unfortunately for me, it was just an expensive mistake to try and print ID cards using the Avery 5361 Laminated ID Card stock.
1502545
We got this printer in a package deal.  We didn't really need it, as we already had a HP printer that worked well.  But for a little extra this was part of the package so we went for it.

The first few printings were ok, but after that I paper started to jam.  I read through the instruction book, looked at online help and still have issues.  They suggest using high quality, 20lb paper to avoid paper jams.  That in itself is kind of frustrating. Sometimes you want to use cheap paper when you're printing something in draft mode.

Even when I use the high quality paper I have to insert each sheet individually or it will jam.  The mechanism that feeds the sheet of paper in is very aggressive and it "grabs" the paper too quickly.  I have even tried 90lb cardstock and it still does the same thing.

The error codes are frustrating also.  As for the printer cartridges, when the machine says one is empty, it will STOP printing.  We all know that its possible to get a little extra life out of an ink cartridge - even when the printer says it is empty.  But with this printer you can't do that.  Its very frustrating when you have the last page of a draft doc left to print and the machine won't print it until you put in a new cartridge!

The scanner does function well.  I've only had to use it a few times.

Photo quality is poor.
1673690
Won't staple 6 sheets of regular copier paper. Unreliable on 5; OK on 4 or fewer sheets.
4754596
Overall, this printer is okay, but if you print on card stock, buy the E260d instead. You can feel the toner from the HL2270DW with your finger; it prints "raised" on card stock and flakes right off. Unacceptable, and I may return this printer.

Additionally, note that the wireless feature of this printer requires a network router or access point. (You cannot print wirelessly from your computer directly to the printer.) And setting it up looks like a huge pain.
2233687
Like most that post here, I had the older version of Printmaster and loved it.  I had to upgrade to Printmaster 2012 when I upgraded my computer.  Greeting cards will not print on one page, even though it shows the print job correctly in Print Preview.  I cannot find a fix for this issue and the Printmaster sites do not have anyway to contact them.  I hope they are reading all the post and make some corrections.  Just go back to the old version.
3980120
I have had the stylus photo since July 2008. I have deleted my first review, which was 4 stars, due to a continuing, apparently fatal paper feed problem.

I bought directly from Epson. My first printer paper feed quit working completely after about 3 months, so they sent me another printer.
BUT, the second printer is a refurbished one and no longer has any warranty.
Now the paper feed on the second printer is beginning to fail, with regular inkjet printer failure. I am faced with just putting this printer in the garbage, as the cost for repairs is prohibitive.
HOWEVER, a few workarounds I have discovered, trying to keep from buying a new printer.
1. When you get the "paper out,etc" error message, just click the continue button. Sometimes this works.
2. If this doesn't work, punch the top switch on the printer to feed the paper through and sometimes this works.
3. I take a moderate size pile of paper, 100 sheets or less, and tap very firmly down as I place it in the paper feed and then continue, Sometimes this works.
4. Lastly, I can feed one sheet at a time. Sometimes this works.

A royal pain. The paper feed seems to be a continuing problem with Epson printers and I really don't want to change brands, as the quality of the color print outs is beautiful.
Before I trash this printer, I am going to research all Epson printers and try to find a model that does not seem to have this problem.

For now, I would not recommend the Stylus Photo 1400.
276035
Feeder Error.. Inability to select top/bottom feeder means sometimes documents get printed as a small photo. Bottom feeder screw up often and does not take in paper properly after half a year of use.