Epson L3250

The L3250 starts from the same foundation as the L3210 — same print engine, same ink system, same print-scan-copy functions — and adds two meaningful upgrades for modern multi-device homes and offices: built-in Wi-Fi and a higher-resolution flatbed scanner (1,200 x 2,400 dpi versus the L3210’s 600 x 1,200 dpi).

The Wi-Fi addition is the reason most buyers choose the L3250 over its sibling. A USB-connected printer is effectively a single-user device — it belongs to whichever computer it’s plugged into. A Wi-Fi-connected printer belongs to the network, which means every laptop, tablet, and phone on that network can send a print job without any physical connection. For a household with two or three people printing schoolwork, documents, and photos to the same machine, this is a practical daily convenience rather than a premium feature.

The L3250 also prints borderless 4R photos at approximately 27 seconds per print — significantly faster than the L3210’s roughly 69 seconds — making batch photo printing a more realistic workflow rather than something you schedule time for.