Epson has rolled out a new generation of EcoTank printers in the Philippines, launching eight models aimed at homes and small businesses with lower running costs, faster output, and a more compact design. The 2026 EcoTank lineup starts at around ₱10,530 for popular print-scan-copy models, with the top L5390 landing at ₱13,900.
Key Takeaways
- Epson launched eight new EcoTank printers in the Philippines: the L1310, L1350, L3310, L3316, L3350, L3356, and L5390.
- Local pricing includes the L3350 and L3356 at ₱10,530 and the L5390 at ₱13,900.
- Each printer uses 65ml high-capacity CMYK ink bottles rated for up to 4,700 black-and-white or 7,500 color pages.
- Select models support the Epson Smart Panel app, Apple AirPrint, and Mopria wireless printing.
- The new EcoTank units began selling from June 30, 2026.
The eight models
The refreshed range spans simple print-only units to a full-featured multifunction model, so buyers can match a printer to how much they need:
- L1310 – Print only
- L1350 – Print only, with mobile and cloud printing
- L3310 (Black) – Print, scan, copy
- L3316 (White) – Print, scan, copy
- L3350 (Black) – Print, scan, copy with mobile and cloud printing
- L3356 (White) – Print, scan, copy with mobile and cloud printing
- L5390 – Print, scan, copy, fax, with an automatic document feeder (ADF) plus mobile and cloud printing
The L5390 sits at the top of the lineup, adding fax and an ADF that makes multi-page scanning and copying far quicker for small offices.
Built for high-volume, low-cost printing
The EcoTank pitch has always been about ditching expensive cartridges for refillable ink tanks, and Epson leans into that here. Each model uses 65ml high-capacity CMYK ink bottles capable of producing up to 4,700 black-and-white pages and 7,500 color pages per set — enough to keep per-page costs low for households and businesses that print in volume. Every unit is rated to print up to 50,000 pages under warranty, and Epson says the line builds on more than 100 million EcoTank printers sold worldwide.
To cut maintenance headaches, the printers add color-coded refill systems to prevent spills, user-replaceable maintenance boxes, and a semi-automatic print adjustment feature that helps keep alignment and color accurate over the printer's life. Several models are also up to 20% smaller than before, a nod to cramped home-office desks.
Smart and wireless features
Connectivity separates the tiers. The L1350, L3350, L3356, and L5390 work with the Epson Smart Panel app, which lets you set up the printer, check status, and scan or copy straight from a phone or tablet. Those same models support Apple AirPrint and Mopria for wireless printing, while the entry-level L1310, L3310, and L3316 stick to wired USB connections.
Pricing and availability
Epson has begun selling the new EcoTank models in the Philippines, with units available from June 30, 2026. Confirmed local prices include the L3350 and L3356 at ₱10,530 each and the L5390 at ₱13,900, positioning the range squarely in the affordable, high-yield segment.
Why It Matters for PH buyers
For Filipino home offices, students, and small businesses, printing costs add up fast, and the EcoTank formula — cheaper ink refills instead of pricey cartridges — is built for exactly that market. With remote and hybrid work still common, a sub-₱11,000 print-scan-copy unit that supports phone-based scanning and wireless printing hits a practical sweet spot, while the ₱13,900 L5390 gives small offices fax and automatic document feeding without jumping to a business-class machine.
