I had been looking around for a new printer for a while, mine was a 3-4 years old and although it still worked it was very expensive when it came to purchasing ink as it took four individual cartridges and if it was not used regularly it seemed that the ink started to dry out. So I decided that it was about to upgrade and find a more cost effective printer when it came to printing my photographs. This is when I came across the Kodak ESP 5250 all in one printer, I had then remembered that not only was this a reasonably priced printer at around £80, I had also seen advert where Kodak were boasting that they were the cheapest on the market when it came to the ...  Read the complete review

We wanted a new printer so had a look round and decided to buy one of these Kodak ESP 5250 all in one printers. The price was just under £90 from Currys and we bought an extra ink package with it which was another £20 on top. The box was quite heavy to carry and when we got home the printer seemed quite big up to our last one but it looks smart. It was very easy to set up using the software cd that come with the package. You just had to follow the on screen wizard and it told you exactly what to do. Would have been easy to follow even for a newbie on computers. The printer is a nice dark grey colour and very sleek in style, it has ...  Read the complete review

Due to a concerted TV, Internet, and Retail advertising campaign that billed Kodak printers as 'The wireless way to save money on everything you print' (Kodak, http://store.kodak.com), when my old printer - a HP PSC 1215 - finally died under the stress of printing my University Dissertation I opted to give the Kodak ESP5250 a go. It's biggest selling point, and the main focus of the advertising campaign, is the price of Kodak ink cartridges in comparison to other manufacturers. Most manufactures apparently sell their printers at a loss in order to draw in sales, upping the price of the cartridges once you are stuck with their printer so that the loss made on ...  Read the complete review

Kodak esp 5250 does everything, prints, scans, photocopy's, helps you save ink...It's perfect!Or is it? I bought this about six months ago, i read that kodak really does save you ink and money, and because it was on offer I though, why not? Well now I can see why not. Firstly I culdn't connect it to my computer, I experienced several problems with the wi-fi. The first few times I used this it was great, it printed quickly and barely used any ink. i was over the moon! After about three or four prints the printer decided to print at the pace of a tortoise. I have no idea why but this was yet another problem. Afer six months of ...  Read the complete review

Having moved to university I found that having a printer would be essential, and am definitely living on a budget. After some searching on the internet, I decided to go with a kodak, and after buying this printer, am more than pleased. I managed to find one for around £60 including the first ink cartridges, and the overall ink running cost is very cheap. On amazon one can find both the colour and black inks in a combination pack for just over £10 - much cheaper than other brands. However, the printer does stop running when any of the ink colours reach a critical level, which can be annoying. Connection to my computer was easy using the software provided, ...  Read the complete review