Kodak ESP 1.2

price, usability, performance, durability, control panel

noise, reliability, ink consumption

38% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

Apps for Android and iOS print, Wireless as standard, Google Cloud print

A bit pricey for entry-level, Large footprint when printing, Small LCD display

Relatively cheap to run ; Easy to set up ; Simple to use ; Great photo prints

Single colour ink tank ; Reasonably loud ; No CD printing

Being released in the UK only for a price of £69 (about $110), there's little to separate the Kodak ESP 1.2 all-in-one printer from its stablemate, the ESP 3.2, which costs £79 in the UK and $99.99 in the US.

good all round

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Too busy struggling to get simple tasks done to notice any good points.

So slow. You sometimes need to check if it is still on. You need to have agents take over your computer every time you need to scan a document. It takes hours each time.

Easy to use and very good print quality

A bit noisy

Easy to connect and use.

Can sometimes be a bit slow when printing photos.

All in one scanner printer copier. What else can I say?

Doesn't work wirelessly with Windows 8.

the ink is compatible with my previous printer - which was also a Kodak printer - and so my stock of ink can still be used.

Easy to set up and connect to my Wi-Fi, easy to use with excellent print quality and inexpensive cartridges.

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