The Epson EcoTank L3256 price in Pakistan is Rs. 52,500 at Mustafa Computers with international warranty, checked on 1 October 2026. One honest note before anything else: we could verify only this single Pakistani listing for the L3256 itself, so unlike our other printer pages we cannot show you three sellers side by side for this exact model. What we can show is the wider market around it. The near-identical EcoTank L3250 is in stock at JunaidTech for Rs. 51,999 with a 1-year local warranty, which tells you the L3256’s price is in the right band for what it is. This page exists because readers keep asking about Epson’s Wi-Fi EcoTank models, and we would rather give you one verified price with clear labelling than invent three.
Why not the Epson WorkForce WF-2930, the model many buyers search for first? Because we could find no verifiable retail stock of it in Pakistan at all. It is a North America-focused model, and any local listing quoting a price for it could not be confirmed. The L3256 is the EcoTank that Pakistani shops actually sell: a wireless print, scan, and copy machine with refillable ink tanks, Epson’s Heat-Free print head, and bottle yields that keep running costs close to a rupee a page.

Epson EcoTank L3256 price in Pakistan: verified seller snapshot
| Seller | Price | Stock and warranty | Checked |
| Mustafa Computers (L3256) | Rs. 52,500 | International warranty | 1 Oct 2026 |
| JunaidTech (sibling L3250, for context) | Rs. 51,999 | In stock, 1-year local warranty | 1 Oct 2026 |
Read that table carefully, because it matters. The Rs. 52,500 figure is the L3256. The Rs. 51,999 figure is the L3250, a closely related EcoTank sold far more widely in Pakistan, included only so you can sanity-check the price level. If a local shop offers you either model, the real questions are which warranty you are getting and whether the sealed box includes the full bottle set plus the extra black bottle Epson packs with this class of EcoTank. An international warranty usually means you deal with the seller for claims, while a local warranty goes through Epson’s Pakistan service network. For a printer with no moving scanner arm drama and very few failure points, either is workable, but you should know which one you paid for.
Full specifications
| Functions | Print, scan, copy (flatbed CIS) |
| Print technology | Epson Micro Piezo ink tank, Heat-Free Technology |
| Maximum resolution | 5760 x 1440 dpi |
| Print speed | 10 ipm mono, 5 ipm colour (ISO); up to 33 ppm mono in draft |
| Borderless printing | Up to 4R (10 x 15 cm) |
| Connectivity | Wi-Fi, Wi-Fi Direct, USB 2.0; Epson Smart Panel app setup |
| Scanner | Flatbed colour CIS, 1200 x 2400 dpi |
| Paper handling | 100-sheet rear tray; A4, A5, A6, B5, Letter, Legal, envelopes, photo sizes |
| Ink system | Epson 003 bottles (65 ml); up to 4,500 pages black and 7,500 pages colour per refill set |
| Duplex | Manual |
| Size and weight | 375 x 347 x 179 mm, 3.9 kg |
| Colour | White |
Two things in that table separate the L3256 from cheaper EcoTanks. First, Wi-Fi Direct means a phone can print straight to the printer without a router in between, which is how most Pakistani homes actually use these machines. Second, Heat-Free Technology means the print head does not heat ink to fire it, so the printer draws very little power, around 12 watts while copying, and is ready to print almost immediately. Epson’s official spec sheet for the L3256 confirms the yields above: the box includes an extra black bottle on top of the standard four-bottle set, which stretches your first refill further than the headline numbers suggest.
Running cost: roughly a rupee a page
EcoTank economics are the whole point of this printer, so let us put real numbers on them. A genuine Epson 003 65 ml four-colour ink set is listed at Mustafa Computers for Rs. 8,000. Against Epson’s rated yields of 4,500 black pages and 7,500 colour pages per refill set, that works out to roughly a rupee or two per page depending on how heavy your colour coverage is, and well under a rupee for black text at standard coverage. There is no cartridge, no chip countdown, and no page where the printer refuses to work because a colour ran out while you still have black. When a tank runs low you can see it through the front window and top it up in a minute, and the spill-free bottle nozzles only fit their own tank, so a child can do a refill without redecorating the desk.
For context, that Rs. 8,000 genuine ink set replaces the equivalent of dozens of small cartridges. Our Canon PIXMA G3020 page reaches similar per-page numbers with GI-71 bottles, and the two machines are the realistic shortlist for most homes. The running-cost loser in this price conversation is always the cheap laser or cartridge inkjet bought on purchase price alone; the HP LaserJet M111a page shows genuine toner working out near Rs. 16 a page. If your monthly volume is more than a few hundred pages, ink tank maths wins every time. Browse the rest of the Printers and Scanners category for the models we add next.
Who should buy the EcoTank L3256
Buy it for a home where several people print from phones: school and university assignments, family photos up to 4R, home office documents, and the odd scan or photocopy. At 3.9 kg in white, it is the least office-looking printer in this roundup and the easiest to live with on a study table. Buy the L3250 instead if a local warranty matters more to you than the L3256’s white finish, since the printing hardware is effectively the same class and JunaidTech has it in stock at Rs. 51,999. Skip both if you print thousands of black pages a month and never print colour; a mono laser prints faster, and skip the whole ink tank idea if the printer will sit unused for months, because any ink system prefers regular work.
- Extremely low running cost: genuine 003 ink set at Rs. 8,000 covers up to 4,500 black and 7,500 colour pages
- Wi-Fi and Wi-Fi Direct with easy phone setup through the Epson Smart Panel app
- Extra black ink bottle included in the box on top of the standard set
- Heat-Free print head keeps power use around 12 watts and warm-up near zero
- Compact, light, white design suits home study tables
- Only one verified Pakistani seller for the exact L3256 at time of checking
- Sold with international warranty locally, not Epson Pakistan local warranty
- Borderless printing only up to 4R, not full A4
- Manual duplex and no automatic document feeder
Frequently asked questions
What is the Epson EcoTank L3256 price in Pakistan?
Rs. 52,500 at Mustafa Computers with international warranty, checked on 1 October 2026. It was the only verifiable L3256 listing we found in Pakistan. The related EcoTank L3250 is in stock at JunaidTech for Rs. 51,999 with a 1-year local warranty.
Is the Epson WorkForce WF-2930 available in Pakistan?
We could not verify any genuine retail stock of the WF-2930 in Pakistan. It is sold mainly in North America. If a seller quotes you one, ask for a photo of the sealed box and the exact warranty terms before paying anything.
Which ink does the L3256 use and what does it cost?
Epson 003 65 ml bottles. A genuine four-colour set is listed at Rs. 8,000 at Mustafa Computers, and Epson rates a refill set at up to 4,500 black and 7,500 colour pages, so running cost is roughly a rupee or two per page.
What is the difference between the L3256 and the L3250?
Very little in printing terms: both are Wi-Fi EcoTank all-in-ones using the same ink system and similar speeds. The L3256 is the white variant sold with international warranty through import channels, while the L3250 is the widely stocked local model. Given the choice at the same price, the local warranty on the L3250 is the safer buy.



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