Kodak EasyShare Photo Printer 500
| Kodak EasyShare Photo Printer 500 |
Manufacturer: Kodak
Part Number:
1783794 Retail Price: $199.99 Avg. Rating:
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 "Proud Ower for 2 years!! (And still going)" | 2007-12-07 |
| - Reviewed By crazyvoices |
My husband bought this for me for Christmas 2005 and I am STILL using it!! This thing is a trooper! I have not had one single problem with it - ever.
I use my SD card as well as sending pics via bluetooth from my phone. The bluetooth is a SUPER COOL feature!! I LOVE to just beam my pics to the printer. I have also downloaded various pics from the internet onto my SD card and made prints that way.
I have noticed that the newer model (the 600, I believe) no longer has the screen... that's too bad. The screen was the main reason why I wanted this in the first place.
The only drawback: Since its the older (BETTER) model, I am having problems finding paper and ink for it now. I just buy a BUNCH when I find it! |
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 "Buyer Beware" | 2007-02-10 |
| - Reviewed By User: A190ZLPE1CEY03 |
Please... find another photo printer.
We purchased three units, based on the great reccomondation from Best Buy. Right now, one is making us manually feed the paper (it no longer auto-feeds), another had the same problem, but is now no longer functioning correctly, and the third is only starting to act up. We had taken one back when the auto-feed stopped working and had BestBuy replace it, but then the new one immedietley didn't auto-feed right out of the box! A friend of mine who purchased this based on my high reccomndation (after the first week of use) is now also having an auto-feed problem (he's saying that he has to manually feed each page, but he's ok with it). So with a review of four products (five if you count the one we replaced at Best Buy), this is a poor choice for a photo printer. :(
Buyer Beware. |
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 "memory card is stuck" | 2007-01-31 |
| - Reviewed By User: ALYD16UFW8JOH |
| so i bought this photo printer and i put in my memory card which is quite small compared to the insertion slot. it worked and everything but how do i get the card out? its stuck and there is no eject button that i can find. please help. |
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| "You Control Your Costs!" | 2007-01-28 |
| - Reviewed By viking55803 |
This printer easily handled a new USB jumpdrive, with photos exported from iPhoto on an old G3 iBook, and was just intuitive to operate. But by far the best feature, besides the many ways you can get photos INTO this printer, is the fact that you know exactly what you per print cost is, because you've already bought the paper and the dye transfer cartridge for 10, 40 or 160 prints.
You can scroll through the prints and decide, for each one, how many prints you want. If you have ten sheets, you can print ten prints. You decide. Really great product from Kodak. |
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| "Convenient and easy to use" | 2007-01-15 |
| - Reviewed By User: A1RGDNM20TMT8L |
| For the price, this little printer is amazing. Easy set up, no computer needed - I can even send pics from cell phone to print from across the room! I love it. I'm going to buy another as a gift. |
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 "Good pic's - not enough ofthem." | 2007-01-10 |
| - Reviewed By lmunch2 |
| On first glance this appeared to be a good photo printer. And, in fact, the photos printed were of very good quality. The downside is that after printing 6 or 7 photos (4" x 6") the print cartridge was empty! I also could not get the printer to read the photos stored on my Smart Card taken from a new Nikon Cool Pix camera (cards from Canon digital cameras worked with no problem). Bottom line - I returned the Kodak printer and bought an HP. |
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| "Great photo's" | 2006-09-01 |
| - Reviewed By User: A37J3JIXWF5N0V |
| Liked this product very much. The quality of the photo's were just as good as the prints from the stores. And the printer was quite easy to operate. Would definitely recommend this product to other people. |
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| "2 strikes & I quit!!!" | 2006-08-05 |
| - Reviewed By jmg1534 |
| Bought a Kodak 500 on line. The LCD never worked so I tried prints from my computer. They were washed out & did not come close to the Computer LCD screen image, Kodak instructed me to return the unit to New Jersey at my expense, evan though it never worked. The several hours spent on line with thier customer service & 17.00 for frieght were compensated with a sample film 10 pack worth 2.50 after I complained about the return freight. I recieved a replacement unit about a month later. It was used but "certified" by the repair center. I set it up & it gave a false empty ink pack message which constantly pops up, it will not work from my directly connected pict bridge equipped camera & the prints I ran from an inserted SD chip are good except the bottom of the pictures are blank with a ragged edge. I am now trying to get a refund & have been instructed to return this unit for repair, ALSO AT MY OWN EXPENSE!! stay clear, Kodak does not back these things for a good reason. |
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| "Great printer, watch out for firmware update 1.0.4" | 2006-07-10 |
| - Reviewed By chadmitch |
I purchased this printer from Amazon, printed some pictures I had on a card. The pictures were taken mostly on a Nikon Coolpix S1, though some were taken with Kodak cameras. I then tried printing from my Intel based Mac, didn't work. (Note-- call Kodak if you have an Intel Mac and want to print directly, they have a beta driver.) I downloaded a firmware update for the printer, 1.0.4, and after applying that firmware update the printer would no longer recognize the pictures taken on the Nikon camera.
I then purchased another one of these printers from a local store, and pulled the card out of the older/broken printer, inserted into the new printer and it could read/print all of the photos on the card. Thus proving to me that the firmware update was the root cause for my not being able to print those pictures.
The printer would show "Unrecognized file format" on the screen when I attempted to view the pictures. A Kodak V603 camera was able to view the pictures.
I love the printer for family shots, etc and plan to use it to print pictures to send to family. Just an FYI for those that have this printer and might want to print pictures from a camera other than a Kodak. I have a few friends who work at Kodak so I hope to bring this to the attention of the right people and get it resolved in a future firmware update. I realize mistakes do happen, but this one rendered my printer broken to me and I could not get the older firmware to downgrade. :( |
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| "Kodak Easy Share Photo Printer" | 2006-03-22 |
| - Reviewed By User: ATV7HR9OFXCJA |
| The first time that I used my photo printer I was amazed that the photo's came out so clear and DRY! The next week as I was in a local electronics store purchasing more processing equipment I saw a man in line preparing to purchase the same printer that I own and I told him that he would be more than satisfied with the results from the item he selected, he thanked me for giving him the insight of a satisfied customer with the same item |
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