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The Epson and Epson and are what Epson calls “designed for faster printing, better durability, improved print quality, and ease of use”.  All are equipped with an which is made from heat-resistant ceramic to help reduce heat damage and increase reliability and durability and can be used throughout the printers’ life. Unfortunately, all three lack a tray feed option, instead they rely on a rear feed tray that holds only . EcoTank it may be, but the Epson L11050 is also capable of printing up to , giving it a leg up over the other two printers. It has a print yield of up to and and has a print speed of and . All of these are for A4 pages. It also comes with a , whichever comes first. Strangely, it lacks any display like an LCD so you need to use the Epson Smart Panel app on your mobile phone to monitor your printer, track ink levels, and receive print head cleaning notifications. It also doesn't have an ADF.  The Epson M1050 can be thought of as the little brother to the M2050. Both printers , but they are at 33 ppm and can print up to 6,000 pages. They both also come with a nice , whichever comes first. While both can print, and comes with an and . Additionally, it comes with and , allowing users to print wirelessly from iPads and iPhones as well as any Android devices, without needing to install additional software. The new Epson L11050, Epson M1050 and M2050 are available for , , and respectively from , Epson’s official stores on and , or contact the .