Kodak EasyShare Photo Printer 350 User reviews

By Alex Kidman on 14/11/2006

More Kodak Australia reviews , RRP: AU$199.00

The good:

  • Simple bluetooth printing
  • Good quality prints

The bad:

  • No LCD Screen
  • No photo card slots
  • Tricky to install just the printer drivers

The bottomline:

The EasyShare 350 is a capable and nicely designed photo printer with a specific appeal for mobile phone camera users.

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Editors' rating:

6/10

Users' rating:

8/10

Tags:

350 | bluetooth | camera phone | dye sublimation | easyshare | kodak | photo | pictbridge | printer

harryp
01/12/2007, 04:36 PM

rating
8/10

I got this as a freebie from JB HiFi with a new Telstra 3G service. It was easy to set up and use. The prints are pretty good, although the colour reproduction differs slightly from the on-screen colours. I have printed direct from camera and PC, but not from phone. .Compact despite the paper try. Have not yet replaced the print cartridge, so cannot comment on cost or availability.

Pros: Compact size
Print quality
Ease of use

Cons: No LCD screen
No Picture card port
Expensive prints if 50cents each

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sunny
10/03/2007, 07:34 AM

rating
8/10

First cell phone printer - embedded BT - no dongle needed.

Pros: Great quality photos
works with my motorolla

Cons: Can't buy it in the US and very difficult to find period.

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