Epson WF-2650 Multifunction printer with Ink-jet-color technology that works for copier, fax, printer and scanner. This printer can print with resolutions Up to 4800 x 2400 dpi (monochrome) and up to 4800 x 2400 dpi (color), and can print at speeds up to 13 ppm (monochrome) and up to 7.3 ppm (color). 4 cartridges available (1 each: cyan, magenta, yellow, black) and support printing with mobile devices (Apple AirPrint, Google Cloud Print). To print available USB and Wi-Fi connections, compatible with Windows and Mac OS.
The design is simple, suitable to be placed anywhere according to your needs, this printer is usually available in black. To make it easy for users, a 2.2″ digital screen is available and is equipped with several function keys. This printer is easy to use and cost-effective. For new users you must install the driver that is in accordance with the operating system used.
Below are the original drivers for Epson WF-2650 and the installation guide, to get them you have to adjust the operating system used, then click download, the file will automatically be saved to your storage. For installation, check your computer’s storage.
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Epson WF-2650 Driver Support Windows
Installation instructions Windows
- Download File
- Double-click the downloaded file, wait until the set up opens.
- Then follow the instructions on the screen until the installation is complete.
Epson Driver Support Mac
Installation instructions Mac
- Download the files according to your needs.
- Double-click the downloaded file to create a disk image on your desktop.
- Open the disk image.
- Double-click the installer icon to start the installation.
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