Kodak ESP 3250 Ink Cartridges

Kodak 3250 Printer Review

The Kodak ESP 3250 is an all-in-one inkjet printer with the focus of printing, scanning, and copying mainly photos, so it may not be best-suited for office work. It can print a 4x6-inch photo in around 29 seconds, and regular documents at up to 30 pages per minute, and Kodak 3250 printer ink prices are quite affordable, especially for third-party supplies.

The design of the 3250 is reasonably compact, with an 8.5x11.7-inch flatbed platen for scanning and copying, though it lacks an automatic document feeder. The included software allows users to scan multiple photos and have them automatically separated, which could be a real time-saver when scanning multiple 4x6 photos at a time, for example. Users can also copy photos quickly in full color with a One-touch copy button.

Memory card slots are included, which allows for printing without a computer, though the 1.5-inch LCD screen might be a little small for some users to view comfortably. The unit can automatically detect the paper type that is loaded and adjust settings accordingly, and it can print photos up to 8.5x11 inches and documents up to 8.5x14 inches for a lot of flexibility.

Kodak 3250 ink cartridges have fairly large capacities for an inkjet model. Both the combined color and separate black ESP 3250 ink cartridge can provide around 420 pages, which keeps the cost per page reasonable. Despite the fact that it uses only the two supplies, the ESP 3250 printer ink system uses a total of 6 colors for better accuracy and a wider color palette.

The 3250 should hold a lot of appeal for the photo enthusiast, but it may not be quite as appealing for general office use. Its photo quality is impressive, and it streamlines the scanning and copying process, while at the same time saving users money with affordable Kodak 3250 ink.