This is the Kodak ESP 3250 a quite expensive looking, impressive machine, that has not only prints, but photocopies and scans as well. With a huge name like Kodack on board nothing could go wrong. Right? The ESP 3250 looks great, but looks aren't everything. It's large black body and curved lines make this look more modern than the more office like printers available today. The front panel is made of a slightly more shiny / glossy black Finnish than the rest of the printer. The only way of knowing this was a kodak (rather than looking at the logo of course) is by the distinctive yellow kodak strip that runs across the front. This printer came with ...  Read the complete review

Print The Kodak ESP 3250 can print high quality photographs and text onto all manner of printer paper. The quality is excellent for home and some semi-professional usage, but this printer is by no means designed for professional photography, so do not expect flawlessly high quality results. Your source image is as important as the printer when it comes to quality, for a full A4 print, 10 Mega Pixels and above is probably necessary to avoid pixelation. However 7 Mega Pixel photographs can look stunning on a standard 10x15 centimetre print. Text files print very fast, and as expected graphics and photos print much slower, but not slowly. I was impressed by ...  Read the complete review

I decided to buy this printer after seeing that the ink costs were so low to replace. My old lexmark printer was so expensive to run, and I thought that £70 would be a good investment. Black ink costs £6.99 and colour ink £11.99, I bought my printer from Kodak directly as you got cartridges included in the total cost of the printer. It doesnt come with a lead to connect to the computer so you will need to get one of those as extra. I already had one so didnt need to add to the cost. The printer arrived in 4 days as promised, there was a lot of packaging and the printer looked like it hadnt been bashed around. It is black, with a very small lcd ...  Read the complete review

Anyone reading this who is either at University or going to be at University, this is the printer for you! It is relatively cheap (around £70 when I got it in October 2009) for an all in one printer and Kodak advertises itself on having very cheap ink. Amazon's private seller (InYourBasket) sells black ink for £6.45 and Amazon itself is selling the colour cartridges for £9.49. For these prices, it is cheap to refill your printer so when you run out of ink you are not reluctant to buy more. Despite what I have read elsewhere on the internet, these cartridges do not run out extremely quickly. As a history student who has picked mostly coursework based ...  Read the complete review

I purchased this printer last year after being fed up with the amount I was spending on inks. I wanted a printer I could print photos and documents with and thought Kodak would meet my needs. Initially I was pleased with the result and the inks did seem to last a long time. The photos didnt seem to print at the best quality and initially I put this down to my camera. However after investing in a better camera the quality is not as good as if you get the pictures printed at a Kodak station in a shop. Although they are OK to put in an album as long as you don't hold them too close to you (you can then see the pixels). You get software with the printer which ...  Read the complete review