expertreviews.co.uk Updated:
2011-09-28 12:39:24
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Kodak has heavily promoted the ESP 7 MFP on its print costs, with lots of examples versus rival printers. Its more expensive than most home MFPs but has more features, too. It has a bright 3in colour screen, an automatic duplexer and support for di...
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This is the third in their range of All In One devices, reviews of the ESP3 and ESP5 can be found via the search function above. This looks a little more professional by having the screen on the front edge of the unit...
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Product Code: 8228983 The Kodak ESP 7 colour inkjet multifunction printer beats the competition hands-down in ink costs. Unfortunately, its very slow, and its print quality on plain paper is underwhelming. The smart-looking, shiny-black Kodak ESP 7...
We liked the low ink costs and extra features that the Kodak ESP 7 has to offer. Unfortunately, slow print speeds and subpar print quality make it difficult to recommend. Susan Silvius Lowest online price: ££149.66 Buy it now: click here...
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Not the best known name in all-in-one printers, Kodak now has a range of four machine. They all use the same print engine, but are differentiated by different levels of bell and whistlery. Among the claims Kodak makes for all of them is photo prints fo...
This is generally a good all-in-one, with reasonable print quality on plain paper, excellent photo quality and very low running costs for a comparatively low-cost inkjet. True, it’s slow and noisy, but these two attributes are outweighed by the main...
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As we mentioned in our recent review of the Kodak ESP 9 , all of Kodak's inkjet all-in-ones since it first entered the market have been based around the same print engine. That's true of the ESP 7, too, which is basically a cut-down version of the top of...
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computeractive.co.uk Updated:
2011-09-28 12:50:35
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A photo printer is an essential weapon in any digital photographer’s arsenal, and a multi-function device offers full colour printing, copying and scanning as well as direct access to memory cards and digital cameras without needing to be connected to...
Excellent quality prints; very easy to use; tidy range of useful features...
Fairly expensive; rather slow...
Kodak’s ESP7 is a joy to use and even though it’s not the fastest, impressive results more than make up for its faults...
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digitalversus.com Updated:
2011-09-28 12:52:35
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The argument for Kodak is still the same: econom for ink jets. This isnt enough for everyone though. You still have to think about how speed and quality compare with the competition. This was already a problem on previous models. So Kodak has updated...
Ethernet port and WiFi, Good ergonomics, Speed and quality for black and white office printing, Sharp photo prints, Cost per page at the very lowest for ink jet...
Poor speed and quality for colour office printing, Lack of contrast in photos, Kodak site price: 199 euros!...
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itreviews.com Updated:
2011-09-28 12:53:35
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The Kodak ESP 7 is an impressive all-rounder that offers high quality prints of documents and photos with a minimum of fuss. Provided the relatively slow print speeds arent too much of an issue, this is one of the most approachable solutions on the m...
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Kodak's ESP range of all-in-one devices has always been aimed very clearly at the novice consumer. The colour cartridges come inside a single sealed compartment, and there's no mention of anything as high brow as print resolutions in the menus or on th...
Plenty of features and simple to use, but the speed isn't matched by the print quality...
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practicalphotography.com Updated:
2011-09-28 12:55:35
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The Kodak ESP7 lines up second in the Kodak multi-functional range boasting a similar spec to the top-of-the-range ESP9.With the only absent feature being the fax, the Kodak ESP7 is very similar in spec to its sibling, the ESP9. The Kodak ESP7 is a big...
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smarthouse.com.au Updated:
2011-11-04 22:38:46
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It is time to print those photos stored on your hard drive with Kodak’s all-in-one printer. This device is easy to use, comes with a lot of connectivity options, and can produce affordable photos anytime. Click to enlargeThe unit does not have a lot o...
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Aimed at home users, Kodaks ESP 7 inkjet multifunction printer can connect to a wireless network and automatically print double-sided documents. It also has a low price tag compared to multifunctions with similar feature sets. It is easy to set up, but slow print speeds and poor print quality make other multifunctions a more attractive proposition. The Kodak ESP 7 inkjet multifunction has a glossy black finish and an attractive, minimalist style. Two card reader slots on the front support SD...
Wi-Fi connectivity, easy to use, automatic duplexing, separate photo paper tray...
Slow print speeds, poor colour document print quality, can’t perform multiple tasks simultaneously...
Kodak’s ESP 7 inkjet multifunction printer has cheap consumables and is easy to use, but slow print speeds and generally poor print quality dampen its appeal...
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dpexpert.com.au Updated:
2011-11-04 22:38:46
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This printer/copier/scanner unit is an evolutionary upgrade of the ESP5. The big difference between the units is that the ESP7 has in-built wireless networking connectivity as well as USB and direct input from memory cards. There are now two paper tra...
The ESP7 uses the brilliant Kodak system of print adjustment based on bar codes printed on the backs of the different paper types and read by the printer. Output is consistently good to excellent, the variation in print quality being related to paper q...
Paper handling is not always precise. We needed to tighten up the paper guides fairly often to stop the paper pulling through at an angle. And setup is finicky – read the instructions carefully and do not deviate from them one iota.
The wireless networking capability makes this an ideal all-in-one unit for a home with a number of networked computers. We have now been able to set up the printer driver on a computer at the other end of the house and print at a distance. We like the...
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Zdnet.com.au Updated:
2011-11-04 22:38:47
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Design and features Somehow skipping the even numbers in the logical iteration of things, the ESP 7 is the follow-up to Kodaks previous multifunction device (MFD), the ESP 5. In regards to style, it shares a lot in common with the other black behemoth...
Cheap running cost (but expensive to buy initially), Wireless and Ethernet connectivity...
Colour casting on photo prints, Slow text prints, Visible print droplets...
The ESP 7 tries to leap ahead of the pack by claiming to have fast print speeds and good quality photo output. Unfortunately, it falls short in most of these areas, but it is relatively cheap to run.
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This printer/copier/scanner unit is an evolutionary upgrade of the ESP 5. The big difference between the units is that the ESP 7 has in-built wireless networking connectivity as well as USB and direct input from memory cards. There are now two pap...
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stuff.tv Updated:
2014-03-31 03:04:52
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Straightforward controlsLike most of Kodaks products, its designed to be as easy to use as possible. The menu system is unobstructively excellent and the driver software both simple and fully featured. Theres just two cartridges inside to worry ab...
Good print quality. Built-in Wi-Fi and Ethernet. Easy network sharing...
Noisy, slow network printing. Colours can appear a bit washed out...
Not quite the quickest or best all-in-one, but well designed and extremely versatile for the price...
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