I have had it since 18/05/20. I bought it for home use. Mainly for school documents and not for photos. I haven't tried printing photos, but even if I do, I won't have high expectations. I consider it to be a bit economical to print high-quality photos. So far, I have printed 150 sheets. Let's start from the beginning. Taking it out of the box, it gives you the feeling that you need to be very careful when placing it, so it doesn't break! It seems like such a "fake" construction. The installation is very easy! It includes three bottles with the three colors and 2 black ones. The seller thought that the bottles would be half full, which was not true, and I ended up buying an extra black bottle for nothing. Incredible ease and economy with the inks. When one color runs out, you can refill it for just 5 euros. It's not like the classic printers, where when one color runs out of the three, you have to change the whole cartridge, wasting the other two colors. While everything went smoothly during the first few days, with daily prints, I left it for about a week. I went to print and the results were terrible!!! I thought, okay, I'll clean the print head and everything will be fine (or so I thought). I did one cleaning, slightly better, did a second, third, tenth (!!!)... It only managed to print the test page with just one blank spot in blue. The yellow, which initially didn't produce any drops, was now 100% fixed... I continued with the cleanings. After about 15, the system no longer gave me the option to select print head cleaning. I did two more manual cleanings. It still hasn't reached 100%, but my patience ran out! If it doesn't work tomorrow, it's going back! I will come back with an update, if it ever gets fixed, I will leave it again for some time to see if it will need 20 cleanings or if it will have to go back to service.

Update 17/06/2020: I did a few more print head cleanings the next day and the test print came out 100% fine in all colors. For now, I use it daily without any problems. I hope that when I leave it for days, it won't need another 30 cleanings just to print a document...

A. You need to know why you are buying it. I bought it because even with aftermarket ink cartridges, my previous printers cost me a small fortune. So, in terms of economy, it performs excellently.
B. Installation... Don't be Greek. Open the instructions, insert the CD with the drivers... what, you don't have a CD? I couldn't find drivers anywhere on Epson's website, only on the CD. You follow the steps ONE BY ONE, otherwise the approximately 15-minute installation time (until you load the ink) can become half an hour.
C. Photo printing... If you don't install Epson Easy Photo Print, you will NEVER be able to print visible photos. You will feel like you've gone back to 1995 and Windows ME. The menu there is reminiscent, of course. I must say that I also experimented with different types of paper there and eventually got a decent photo (of a person) with the photo enhance people filters, maybe even with vivid.
If you want to mainly print photos, look elsewhere, it's borderline acceptable.
D. If you still print CDs, it DOES NOT print.
E. Build quality. It doesn't seem sturdy, time will tell. Anyway, it can be expensive, but as we said, you buy it for the economy in its ink.
F. It DOES NOT have a tray for sheets, it only takes them from the top. Back to the future!!!
Update:
After a year, I am still using the original ink cartridges. It made its money back from the ink.

As mentioned by other users, this home document printer is very good and economical. However, if you want it for photos, it has two main problems.
1. While the quality is satisfactory for its price, because the paper feed rollers are plastic and not rubber, they leave visible marks on the paper and partially ruin the photo.
2. On the Epson website, in the specifications, it mentions that the printer supports Borderless print. However, it does not specify that it only applies to the 10x15 size. To see in what dimensions each Epson printer supports Borderless print, refer to the user manuals towards the end of the page.

Update 04/02/2020
On 255gsm premium glossy paper from Epson and 265gsm @work paper, it did not leave marks when printing photos.

Update 27/11/2020
In the end, the photos I printed and were exposed to light (those that were not placed behind glass) faded very quickly, even on Epson paper (within six months).

Update 13/05/2021
If you want the prints to withstand time, instead of using the 103 inks, purchase the 106 inks