Kodak EasyShare ESP C310 All-in-One Printer

Overview

TechSpot Metascore

Based on 18 expert reviews

Excellent:

1
Good:

8
Average:

4
Bad:

5

Pros:

Low ink costs.
Excellent print quality on photo paper.
Easily configured wireless networking.

Cons:

No ADF or automatic duplexing.
Scanner cover doesn't telescope for thicker media.

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Last revision on November 27, 2013

Reviewers Liked

Low ink costs
Excellent print quality on photo paper
Easily configured wireless networking
Can scan multiple pages simultaneously with included software
WiFi
Durable design
Relatively low ink costs
Free app for printing from iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch

Reviewers Didn't Like

No ADF or automatic duplexing
Scanner cover doesn't telescope for thicker media
Slightly below par text and graphics for an inkjet
Can't adjust photo setting in Pic Flick
Low color print resolution
Long setup process
The plastic exterior feels cheap and the quality is underwhelming for a printer with a $100 price tag
Sluggish speeds
Three color inks come in one cartridge

Expert reviews and ratings

Kodak has built a reputation for offering a low claimed cost per page for its MFPs (multifunction printers). So it's no surprise that the Kodak ESP C310 All In One Printer offers a relatively low running cost too. It differs from other Kodak...

By IT Pro Portal on June 15, 2012

There’s a little room for improvement in the C310’s mono printing speed, but its combination of features, quality and competitive running costs will certainly appeal to people on a tight budget. A versatile and high-quality multifunction...

By PC Advisor on August 18, 2011

A good choice for a family...

By Pocket-lint on August 16, 2011

The first model we've seen from Kodak's new range of MFDs, the C310 is an enticing starter that, depending on your needs, may sit very nicely indeed. Kodak promises a 'sleek design', which we're not too sure about. Some of...

By Macworld UK on July 13, 2011

If you are looking for an all-in-one, with the primary use of being a photo printer, it would probably be better to look elsewhere, but if it is an office printer that requires the use of colour documents, it's unlikely you'll feel let down by...

By ePHOTOzine on July 07, 2011

Adding to its range of AIOs (All-in-Ones), Kodak has released its ESP C310 model. Offering wireless and USB connectivity, the Kodak ESP C310 combines print, scan and copy facilities for the home user....

By GadgetSpeak on July 02, 2011

The Kodak ESP C310 all-in-one inkjet printer is no speed demon, but its low running costs are impressive, and it offers good output...

By CNET UK on July 01, 2011

As with the other members of Kodak's new inkjet range we've reviewed, the strengths of the ESP C310 lie in two of the three most important product areas. This printer produces good quality prints on plain and photo paper and it costs very little...

By Trusted Reviews on June 14, 2011

The ESP C310 isn't perfect, and it's not the cheapest wireless MFP we've seen, but it's incredibly cheap to run. Heavy users will find it good value....

By Expert Reviews on May 24, 2011

The Kodak ESP C310 comes it at under $100 and offers printing, scanning, and copying in a very compact machine. Graphics and fonts looked surprisingly sharp and clear for such a low-end printer, but in copying colors were noticeably subdued; photos...

By About.com on May 24, 2011

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