Kodak ESP3 Printer

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Kodak EasyShare ESP3 All-in-One Printer offers an all around printing solution and great quality photos for the whole family.
Kodak has combined quality, ease-of-use, and affordable inks to create the KODAK ESP 3 All-in-One Printer. It offers high-quality picture and document output, while allowing you to save up to 50% on everything you print compared to similar consumer inkjet printers. So you can print, copy, and scan even more�for less. The ESP 3 uses a convenient 2-cartridge, 6-ink system.

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Review summary: alaTest has collected and analysed 762 reviews of Kodak ESP 3 from international magazines and websites.

Verdict: Experts rate this product 63/100 and users 34/100. Comparing these reviews to 357235 other Printers reviews gives this product an overall alaScore 61/100 = Good.

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Review summary: Kodak sacrifices features in its quest to offer cheap running costs.

Verdict: The ESP3 does its job well, but with an asking price of £70, you have to compare it with other all-in-one in the same price bracket. If you look at the HP Photosmart C5280 or Epson Stylus DX8400F, both costing much the same as the ESP 3, they both have...

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Review summary: Kodak's ESP 3 is an entry-level all-in-one AIO inkjet printer, copier, and scanner. Kodak keeps the cost low at $130, which makes this one of the cheapest multifunctional printers, but the output quality just isn't up to par with that of the other...

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Review summary: The Kodak ESP 3 comes with great software for editing photos and applying touch-ups to portraits, but printer software is only as good as the physical results, and the print quality isn't nearly up to current industry standards. Your money would be...

Verdict: Kodak supports the ESP 3 with a one-year manufacturer's warranty and toll-free phone support. The Kodak Web site provides access to manuals, driver downloads, troubleshooting tips, graphic tutorials, and a list of frequently asked questions.

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Review summary: The ESP 3 has a sleeker design than the original Kodak printers, thanks to a black case and a slightly shrunken size: 6.9 by 16.6 by 11.8 inches (HWD). Inside, however, not much has changed from last year's models, with the same ink system as before,...

Verdict: The Kodak ESP 3 All-In-One Printer lacks common features like direct printing from memory cards, but it delivers reasonably good output quality and a low claimed cost per page.

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Review summary: Cut the cost of colour printing

Verdict: For text and graphics printing on plain A4, costs work out at around 2.2p for black and 4.8p for colour. These costs are similar to those from other multifunction printers that cost the same as the ESP 3, but most of the rivals include extras such as a...

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Verdict: An affordable and stylish option that provides decent quality - but at a leisurely pace.

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Review summary: Although a late arrival at the multi-function ball, Kodak succeeded in cutting itself a slice of the cake with a couple of well-specified all-in-ones. They were expensive but this was offset by the low running costs

Verdict: It's certainly possible to buy all-in-ones with better feature sets for 70, but the ESP 3's running costs still take some beating

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Review summary: The Kodak ESP 3 All-in-One color inkjet multifunction printer offers a little bit of a lot of things, for a low price. Because it's slow and sparsely featured, however, it's best suited for a light-use, home or student setting.

Verdict: In our tests the ESP 3 struggled on multiple fronts. Plain-text pages crawled out at a rate of 6 pages per minute (ppm), color graphics at 2 ppm. On plain paper, plain text looked charcoal rather than black, finely drawn, and just a little imprecise;...

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Review summary: Kodak's ESP 3 is an entry-level all-in-one (AIO) inkjet printer, copier, and scanner. Kodak keeps the cost low at $130, which makes this one of the cheapest multifunctional printers, but the output quality just isn't up to par with that of the other...

Verdict: The Kodak ESP 3 comes with great software for editing photos and applying touch-ups to portraits, but printer software is only as good as the physical results, and the print quality isn't nearly up to current industry standards. Your $150 would be much...

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Review summary: Cut the cost of colour printing

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Review summary: Kodak's photo-oriented MFPs are similarly priced to single-function photo printers from other manufacturers, so we decided to include the new ESP 3 in this Labs.

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Verdict: Other aspects of the ESP-3 seem odd, too: there’s no option to scan in either standard or draft settings – it’s best or nothing, which doesn’t bode well for speed or file sizes. It’s also noisy

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Review summary: As a scanner, the ESP-3 is very quick, previewing a page in a speedy 7.5 seconds. Scanning a photo at 300 dpi (the same quality it was printed in) also takes 7.5 second, twice as fast as either of the two Canon models we tested and at a similar price....

Verdict: We would be happy to recommend this printer for its high speeds and very economic printing, but we found better quality printing elsewhere. It is easy to use, but that's often because Kodak have oversimplified things, cutting back on more complex...

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Review summary: An affordable all-in-one-printer that has strong editing software and cheap ink.

Verdict: If you can handle the higher ink costs, the Epson WorkForce 500 delivers slightly better results in a shorter amount of time. However, while the Kodak ESP3 has the $129 price tag, those who plan to use a printer heavily will save money over the long...

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Review summary: Rather like their cameras I suspect this AIO (All IN One) unit is aimed at the novice and occasional user. While not doing anything special it works reasonably efficiently and perhaps most useful has some acceptable hand holding software.

Verdict: click to enlarge The Kodak ESP-3 All-in-one printer is 41x33x16cm. However depth (middle figure) increases by 12cm when there is paper in the drop down tray waiting to be printed. All the controls are grouped together to the right of the landscape flat...

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Review summary: An affordable and stylish option that provides decent quality, but at a leisurely pace.

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