Overview
Don't be limited by your printer. Great photos should look even better when printed, and that's exactly what the XP-710 promises; true photographic quality and outstanding prints that all photography enthusiasts will love. It's what's inside that makes the XP-710 stand out; from the inks to the printhead, all elements are designed by us and created to work in harmony. The results are great looking, long-lasting prints that photographers will be proud to display and share.
Don't make compromises. The XP-710 handles text documents, too, with its combined dye and pigment inkset, it produces smart looking emails, letters, invoices and text documents of any kind, in a quality that wouldn't look out of place on the boardroom table. They are quick-drying and durable, too.
It may be a cutting-edge printer, but the XP-710 has all the familiar features, too. It scans, copies and prints using two front-loading paper trays for easy switching between media and sizes. It couldn't be easier, and the results are hard to beat.
Great photos and sharp text - you can have both
Flexibility is nothing without core quality, which is why the XP-710 uses our Claria Premium Ink. Ideal for households after high-quality printed documents and photos that keep their lustre over time, its formulation combines long-lasting pigment ink with the brightness of dye ink. With photography enthusiasts in mind, the XP-710 uses a Photo Black ink that gives a professional look, while a further pigment black handles graphics and text with ease, giving a crisp, sharp appearance. Together they make up this five-colour inkset that ensures ultra-clear and precise text and graphics, while sharp photos in up to A4 size are equally as stunning with rich, vibrant colours and glossy blacks. Your treasured memories will last for generations; photos printed with Claria Premium ink will last up to 300 years in a photo album1.
Stay Connected - send your holiday snaps home to print immediately
A multifunction device with its own email address to print from a smartphone or tablet, the XP-710 can print even from the cloud. The XP-710 has its own email address, so you can take a photo anywhere in the world and email it back home – or to another Epson printer owned by a loved one. What a lovely surprise for whoever you've left behind! It works the other way, too; add someone's email address to your list of Approved Senders and they can print straight to your XP-710. Home office workers and frequent business travellers can do exactly the same thing by emailing documents to the XP-710 from anywhere in the world. And, when you're away from home using a computer that's connected to the internet, the Remote Print Driver makes it easy to print straight to the XP-710, so your prints are waiting for you. And there are even more ways to share photos using Epson Connect, as it's compatible with Google Cloud Print. By linking the XP-710 to accounts on popular cloud storage websites like Dropbox, Google Drive, Box or Evernote, you can scan photos and documents directly to them. Used with any desktop or laptop computer, smartphone, tablet or over WiFi, a compact printer has never been so flexible.
Ditch the desktop
The XP-710 isn't just for desktop computer owners – download the free Epson iPrint2 app to a smartphone or tablet and scan to it or you can print web pages, photos and documents stored either on that device or in the cloud. You are in total control - as long as you have a WiFi connection. It puts the fun back into photography; if you're in your garden and take a great photo of family or friends with your smartphone, why not print it out immediately to share? It's clever yet simple, allowing you to crop or delete images, choose the layout, the print quality and the number of copies you want.
Media flexibility
It prints on suitable CDs and DVDs to personalise films and create smart digital photo albums, and it can also print direct from a camera's memory card. It's also compatible with PictBridge, so you can print directly from a wide range of devices. You can pick which of the XP-710's two media trays you want to print from, on anything from A4 paper or extra thick card to various sizes of photo paper. The rear speciality media feed allows you to print on card and heavyweight photo paper for truly versatile printing.
Easy-to-use
The 8.8cm touch-screen features a user-friendly interactive menu, for straight-forward, easy-to-operate PC-free photo printing. You can scroll through the easy-to-navigate menu with a simple swipe of your finger, similar to smartphone screen technology. This printer also features a motorised control panel, which automatically opens and moves into position to give easier access to the controls. At the same time, it extends the output tray that collects printouts neatly without manual operation.
Who needs cables?
No one wants to spend time with cables and manuals setting-up a printer, which is why the XP-710 comes with Auto WiFi3 setup, which configures the settings for you quickly and securely, without having to key in any passwords. With WiFi DirectTM also included, it's easy to print photos or documents stored on smartphones or tablets even without the XP-710 on a home WiFi network. Able to make a direct link to your mobile device in seconds, the XP-710 can print off photos taken just moments ago, without the need for cables or cards.
Save paper, save money
Save paper and reduce your carbon footprint. Able to print on both sides of the paper – or duplex – the XP-710 instantly cuts your paper usage in half. After all, while we all find paper documents handy to refer to, no one wants to carry around any more paper than they absolutely have to either. And, of course, this has the added bonus of saving you money too.
Print from Facebook and more
If you're anything like us, many of your best photos will be stored on Facebook. Step forward Epson Creative Print, an app that can fetch snaps you've previously uploaded and print them on the XP-710. However, that's just the beginning; Epson Creative Print gives you the ability to print personalised greetings cards, colouring book pages, stationery and even onto CDs and DVDs.