Colour Ink & Black Ink Cartridges

Kodak products are getting hard to find. Have tried off brand ink for my ESP 3250 printer with terrible experience. Only Original Kodak ink will work. I used to purchase the ink at Staples, but they quit carrying Kodak products in my store. Therefore, Walmat was my only other option. I've had no problems with the ink and the seller delivered the product as promised. Would purchase again if price is right.

I love my Kodak printer since pandemic it is hard to find my ink as a matterbof favt I cannot anywhere I found it on Amazon thankfully a bit more expensive but only option Delivery was great I received next day content in tack and pleased

The ink was excellent and printed well, but I was surprised that the cost had just about doubled since I last purchased it.

The ink my printer requires. Glad I can order online now it became hard to find

It fitted my Kodak printer. A bit expensive, but I couldn't find it at Office depot like I did last year.

Not sure if our old Kodak printer was getting old or this ink was bad. Leaving a neutral rating. I would recommend you buy ONE of these and see how they work out for you.

Was not sure I could find cartridges for my Kodak printer, but was able to get them from Amazon.

I have tried other/refill brands twice and both times they clogged up the printer.

In Between the failure of an old and purchase of a new HP Printer,we bought these cartridges for a hardly used (152 page total print) kodak printer that was boxed as new as an emergency printer.Messages to replace because carts read as empty(That could not be overridden) after 42, yes 42 A4 printouts asking for both colour and black and white replacements shocked me.Just to compare, 42 printouts for £18.50, the same costs for 42 pages in the new HP we bought is 92p with around 900 left in case we needed to print more.A brief reminder why we gave up on this brand.Never again, not even in an emergency.Was it the ink or the printer?My astute engineering mind took the lot to the tip and that problem is now left with whoever is left supplying these and their customersMy advice don't buy 1 of your new printer if it offers value for money,buy two and store one-because if it needs servicing you will need a fallback that you know the cost per page of.I Accept that Kodak no longer make printers but supplies should be A1 if sold above RRP.

Kodak markets their printer system on the grounds that they have lower cost of ownership than other inkjet printers. But that doesn't make them low cost. Watch your cartridge content disappear rapidly and your money with it! I have tried clone cartridges to reduce cost, but they are unreliable. If you must buy a replacement Kodak cartridge, then you might as well get this one. Just be aware that it's not as cheap as they might have you believe.

Ok this ink may not be exactly equal in terms of quality to some of the higher end HP inks but at literally a 5th of the price the value more than makes up for being short on high end quality.Please don't get me wrong for every day use this ink is perfect and I even use it combined with glossy paper to print photographs and the quality is very good just not what a professional photographer would use for prints. But for the average household this is perfect.I used to use HP printers and inks and a lot of the time replacement ink cost more that what the printer did and a lot of the time I found myself writing pages and pages of text as I didn't want to use my HP printer if I didn't have to. Where as now I can happily print whatever I like because the Kodak ink is so cheap when compared with others.Some might think because it falls a little short in high end quality it should only get 4 stars but the value for money trumps that for the average person.

. As usual good . The only thing I find wrong is that if you don't use it continually it dries up very quickly. I only use my printer 2-3 time a week, sometimes not even that, Last time I bought this I only used it e times in 2 months. Next time I went to use it the print was terrible and I had to go get another 1 to print the item I wanted quckly

I bought a Kodak ESP 3 printer some time ago because of the advertised low ink usage costs using the 10B/10C cartridges. The printer has been reliable and the output quite good. However, I've now learned that the page output figures are based on continuous printing, rather than intermittent printing as in ther home. My ESP 3 printer goes through a horrendouse head cleaning routine every time I start the printer up, so gobbles up oodles of ink in the process. I've gone for broke now and ditched the Kodak for a printer with separate cartridges for each colour ink. Time will tell if I've made the right choice (new printer make sounds like a gun. Initial output of text pages hugely more striking than the Kodak, even in 'draft' mode).