1. Ultra-Low-Cost, Cartridge-Free Printing

• EcoTank System: Say goodbye to cartridges! The L5590 features integrated, ultra-high-capacity ink tanks that are easily refilled using low-cost ink bottles.

• Mess-Free Refills: The unique key-lock bottle system is engineered to ensure that only the correct color ink can be inserted, preventing spills and errors.

• Incredible Page Yield: One set of replacement ink bottles delivers an ultra-high page yield of up to 4,300 pages in black and 7,300 pages in color, providing savings of up to 90% on printing costs.

2. All-in-One Functionality & Speed

• 4-in-1 Capabilities: Handles printing, scanning, copying, and faxing.

• Automatic Document Feeder (ADF): Includes a 30-page ADF to simplify and speed up the copying and scanning of multi-page documents.

• High-Speed Printing: Equipped with the PrecisionCore™ Print Head for faster printing speeds: up to 15 ipm (images per minute) for black and 8 ipm for color (ISO standard).

• Resolution: Print up to 4800 x 1200 DPI.

3. Modern Connectivity and Usability

• Complete Connectivity: Features Wi-Fi, Wi-Fi Direct, and Ethernet connectivity for easy integration into home or office networks.

• Mobile Control: Use the Epson Smart Panel app to set up, monitor ink levels, print, copy, and scan directly from your mobile device (iOS/Android).

• AirPrint & Chromebook Support: Supports Apple AirPrint and Chromebook Native Print for seamless printing from various smart devices.

• LCD Screen: Features a 3.7cm color LCD screen for easy, direct operation and setup.

4. Eco-Friendly and Durable Design

• Epson Heat-Free Technology: Uses no heat during the ink ejection process, leading to reduced energy consumption and lower power bills.

• Sustainable Materials: The hardware is made with at least 30% recycled plastic.

• Replaceable Maintenance Box: Designed for easy user upkeep, a replaceable maintenance box helps reduce repair downtime and improves efficiency.

• Peace of Mind Warranty: Typically includes a 2-year warranty or 50,000 pages, whichever comes first, covering the printhead.