Kodak Easyshare Printer Dock Plus

usability, reliability, performance

price, durability

65% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

usability, performance, design, size, noise

price, reliability, paper handling

59% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

Integrates with ImageLink cameras and all current Kodak digital cameras to make printing as easy as possible. Also prints from PictBridge cameras and computers, with the option to print from memory cards.

Limited to 4- by 6-inch output, although you can print multiple photos on a page and cut to size. High per-print cost (62 cents) compared with ink jet-based photo printers.

We rated photo quality at the high end of very good, but individual photos ranged from poor to excellent. All the photos printed directly from either camera were very good or better, as were most of our standard test photos printed from Photoshop,...

Bottom line - The Kodak EasyShare-One is "one cool digital camera" that offers more sharing capabilities than any other cameras on the market. Not only can you capture awesome 4-megapixel prints, but you can email them or print them out for friends an fam

Detail is superb, printing is relatively fast

Printing is expensive

Kodak's Printer Dock 3 provides excellent quality photo prints at high speeds. However, this functionality proves to be expensive, with each print having a hefty cost.

There are plenty of good things to say about the EasyShare printer dock plus series 3: it’s inexpensive, very versatile in the cameras and phones it can work with, cheap to run and produces excellent full colour, coated prints. It may not be the...

Bluetooth built in, Kodak camera acts as screen

Only works with Kodak cameras, needs plenty of space to print

This is a tale of two halves. If you've got a Kodak camera then it's great. The ability to turn it into a docking station for your camera will certainly appeal to new digital camera users as will the ability to use the cameras LCD screen to preview...

Excellent print quality ; Easy to operate ; PictBridge, ImageLink, Windows, and Macintosh compatible

Memory card reader optional ; Large footprint with awkward ergonomics ; AC-only operation ; Clumsy software setup ; Few built-in printing options

NOTE: Products in this test are for comparative purposes only and are not necessarily available in the Australian market.

Excellent print quality; easy to operate; PictBridge, ImageLink, Windows, and Macintosh compatible.

Memory card reader optional; large footprint with awkward ergonomics; AC-only operation; clumsy software setup; few built-in printing options.

Top-notch photos and easy operation are offset by a big, clumsy design and expensive prints.

Excellent print quality; easy to operate; PictBridge, ImageLink, Windows, and Macintosh compatible.

Memory card reader optional; large footprint with awkward ergonomics; AC-only operation; clumsy software setup; few built-in printing options.

Top-notch photos and easy operation are offset by a big, clumsy design and expensive prints.