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Conclusion: Works out of the Box
Review: This is the first time I have owned a printing devise. I was given a Kodak Digital camera so I felt a Kodak Printer would be the right chose, and it works just great. Instructions are okay for a novice like myself. I am making the transition from film to digital. With time I will get to know all the other bells and whistles it came with.
Evaluation:
Conclusion: Kodak Printer
Review: I love this printer and have had no problems with it. I get professional prints in just minutes. It is much better than having the store do it and much faster.
Evaluation:
Conclusion: Easy to use
Review: This is an easy thing to use u can print your pictures no problem and easy to replace ink and paper.
Evaluation: 
Conclusion: Great pictures, with a few glitches
Review: On the recommendation of a photographer friend, I bought this along with the Kodak C875 camera. I wanted a smaller, easy-to-use camera and printer that would produce high-quality, permanent photos with or without my computer. At the moment, I'm using it without my computer, so I can't comment on the software, UBS connection, etc.
This produces terrific, durable, quality photos, and the camera and system are easy to use, once you figure them out. As with most electronics, the instructions are minimal and not very well written. Troubleshooting, online or not, is annoying and unhelpful. I'm moderately electronic/computer literate, although definitely not a technogeek. But I can fix basic stuff on my computer, security systems and programs with online help--I should be proficient enough to benefit from Kodak's online info. Instead, after fishing around and not getting what I needed, I relied on trial and error. (Kodak, are you listening?)
Like another reviewer, I've had trouble with the paper feed. The first time I tried to use it, the printer kept signaling that there was no paper in the tray, regardless of how much or how little paper I put in. I almost sent it back based on that problem, but kept it, hoping it was a one-time thing. That problem has resolved somewhat, but the paper still doesn't always feed properly, and sometimes needs a bit of a push into the feeder.
Even so, I'm impressed by the overall quality and ease of use, especially at such a reasonable price. Cartridges are easy to handle, and printer/paper cost is less than that at a photo-developing service, especially since you only print what you want. It's so small, it invites you to take it along to parties, family gatherings, etc., and it's hard to beat the instant gratification of nice photos to send home with guests. Plus, it just looks cool when it's printing--very entertaining for anyone who hasn't seen it before.
If I could, I'd give it three and a half stars based on quality of prints, ease of use and portability. Kodak is on to a great concept, but still has some work to do. But I'd give them the benefit of the doubt, and buy this printer/camera again.
Evaluation:
Conclusion: An easy review
Review: I have a P880 Kodak camera. This Easyshare Printer Dock (Plus series 3) is the perfect partner to the camera. I find that it is easy to use and produces high quality 4 X 6 pictures. All I do is set my camera in the tray and either transfer the pictures to my other software or make great photos right then and there. When I got this from Amazon I took it out of the box, plugged it in, and I haven't looked back. I'm very happy with my Easyshare Printer Dock Plus Series 3.
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