Kodak ESP 3.2

It’s not the fastest printer we’ve ever come across, but Kodak’s ESP 3.2 is a good option for home users who simply want a decent quality printer that doesn’t cost too much to run. The ESP 3.2 only costs £79, but it provides good value for money as...

Cheap running costs, but average scanning and printing quality - there are better printers for the price...

This light, small, and inexpensive all-in-one prints great-looking documents and exceptional photos—all at a reasonable cost per page. It's an above-average buy for consumers with moderate output demands....

Aimed primarily at home use, the Kodak ESP 3.2 All-in-One Printer inkjet MFP can also serve for light-duty use in a home office, or in the dual role of home and home-office...

Despite its remote-printing capabilities, the Kodak ESP 3.2's design blunders and inconsistent performance are unacceptable in the face of competing multifunctions in the sub-$100...

Kodak introduced the ESP 3.2 All-in-One and Pic Flick HD App as creative solutions for consumers interested in mobile print options.The ESP 3.2 All-in-One is a budget-friendly printer with scan and copy functionality as well as a 2.4-inch touchscreen,...

You'd be forgiven for confusing the Kodak ESP 3.2 with its cheaper sibling, the Kodak ESP 1.2 . It has the same case, the same colour scheme and uses the same print engine. The main difference is the 61mm touchscreen in this machine, where the ESP 1.2...

The Kodak ESP 3.2's low running costs, especially for colour printing, set it apart form the pack, but there are better models out there when it comes to print speed and...