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Epson EcoTank ET-15000 vs Canon MAXIFY GX7120

At an identical $699.99, the Epson EcoTank ET-15000 and Canon MAXIFY GX7120 represent each brand's top-tier refillable-tank printer for demanding office print volume.

Epson EcoTank ET-15000

The ET-15000 supports wider paper sizes alongside Epson's largest EcoTank ink reservoirs in this tier.

$699.99

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Canon MAXIFY GX7120

The GX7120 offers Canon's fastest MegaTank print speed at 24ppm with the largest paper trays in the GX line.

$699.99

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Specification Comparison

Epson EcoTank ET-15000Canon MAXIFY GX7120
Print TechnologyEcoTank InkjetInkjet
Color PrintingYesYes
Print Speed17 ppm24 ppm
Duplex PrintingYesYes
Wi-Fi ConnectivityYesYes

Key Differences

Epson's wide-format support is the standout differentiator here — offices that occasionally need to print larger documents or posters have no equivalent option in Canon's lineup at this tier, while Canon's faster raw print speed better serves offices with high day-to-day document volume rather than occasional oversized prints.

Pros & Cons

Epson EcoTank ET-15000

Pros

  • Wide-format paper support
  • Large EcoTank ink reservoirs

Cons

  • Slower print speed than Canon's flagship

Canon MAXIFY GX7120

Pros

  • Faster 24ppm print speed
  • Largest paper trays in Canon's GX line

Cons

  • No wide-format support

Which One Is Right For You?

  • Epson EcoTank ET-15000: Best for offices that occasionally need wider-than-standard paper sizes.
  • Canon MAXIFY GX7120: Best for offices with consistently high daily standard-size print volume.

Conclusion

Wide-format need is the clearest deciding factor — if it's ever required, the Epson is the only option of the two; otherwise Canon's speed advantage takes priority.

Summary

Epson EcoTank ET-15000

Strengths

  • Wide-format capability

Weaknesses

  • Slower than Canon

Canon MAXIFY GX7120

Strengths

  • Faster standard printing

Weaknesses

  • No wide-format support

Choose Epson only if wide-format printing is a real requirement; otherwise Canon's speed makes it the more broadly useful choice.