Manufacturer's Description
Kodak EasyShare 5300 All-In-One Inkjet Photo Printer
The Kodak Easyshare 5300 All-in-One Printer is an inkjet system which prints, copies, and scans, and more. It uses a convenient 2-cartridge, 6-ink system that gives you crisp, sharp black documents and brilliant photos that last a lifetime. Save up to 50 percent on everything you print compared to similar consumer inkjet printers.
Product Specifications for
Kodak EasyShare 5300 All-In-One Inkjet Photo Printer
| More Info |
| URL |
http://www.kodak.com/eknec/PageQuerier.jhtml?pq-path=10586&pq-locale=en_US |
| Copying |
| Max Reduction |
10 % |
| Max Enlargement |
500 % |
| Color Copy Speed |
20 ppm |
| Black and White Copy Speed |
23 ppm |
| Media Handling |
| Media Sizes Accepted |
Envelope - B5 (176mm x 250mm)|Envelope - C5 (162mm x 229mm)|Envelope - C6 (114mm x 162mm)|Envelope - DL (110mm x 220mm)|Envelope - US # 10 (4.125" x 9.5")|Envelope - US # 9 (3.875" x 8.9")|Sheet - 3.5" x 5"|Sheet - 4" x 6"|Sheet - 5" x 7"|Sheet - A0 (841mm x 1189mm)|Sheet - A4 (210mm x 297mm)|Sheet - A5 (148mm x 210mm)|Sheet - A6 (105mm x 148mm)|Sheet - US 3" x 5"|Sheet - US 8" x 10"|Sheet - US Executive (7.25" x 10.5")|Sheet - US Legal (8.5" x 14")|Sheet - US Letter (8.5" x 11") |
| Max Paper Size Height |
14 in |
| Max Paper Size Width |
8.5 in |
| Min Paper Size Height |
5 in |
| Max Sheet Capacity |
100 |
| Min Paper Size Width |
3 in |
| Paper Handling Support |
Card Stock|Coated Paper|Hagaki|Iron-On Transfers|Labels|Paper (Standard Cut Sheet)|Photo Paper|Transparencies |
| Standard Input Sheet Capacity |
100 |
| Warranty |
| Warranty Information |
1 Year Limited Warranty |
| Dimensions |
| Depth |
14.7 in |
| Weight |
18.8 lbs |
| Width |
18.8 in |
| Height |
8.8 in |
| Scanning |
| Optical Scan Resolution |
1200 x 1200 |
| Max Scan Resolution |
1200 x 1200 |
| Printing |
| Printer Type |
All-in-One|Color Inkjet|Photo |
| Ink Color System |
6 Color (C,c,M,m,Y,K) |
| Black and White Print Speed |
32 ppm |
| Color Photo (4" x 6") Print Speed |
28 second(s) |
| Color Print Speed |
22 ppm |
| Functions |
Copier|Printer|Scanner |
| General |
| normalized-Installed Memory |
64 |
| General Features |
Borderless Printing|Photo LCD Display|PictBridge Compatible |
| Slots |
USB Flash Drive |
| Included Network Card |
Bluetooth |
| Interface Connection |
USB - Universal Serial Bus 2.0 |
| System Type |
Apple Macintosh|PC |
| Installed Memory |
64 MB |
Most recent User Reviews for
Kodak EasyShare 5300 All-In-One Inkjet Photo Printer
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Reviewed by: gerry92
06-25-08
Duration of ownership:
14
Months
Strengths: Superior photo prints at a very low consumable price when used with Kodak Premium or Ultra Photo Paper. Prints stand up to bright light very well. Premium paper and ink actually cost very close to the represented 15 cents.
Weaknesses:Lack of clarity that Kodak Photo (not picture) paper is needed for represented results. Basic photo paper has poor saturation.
Overall Evaluation: Great printer, excellent prints, low consumable costs.
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Reviewed by: ConcernedParent50
04-28-08
Duration of ownership:
6
Months
Strengths: None!
Weaknesses:Bad quality and customer service
Overall Evaluation: In my life time, I have owned more than 20 printers - because I owned a business. Easily, this is the worst printer I have ever owned. When I first bought this printer, the scanner broke within 2 months and it took over five hours on the phone with customer service to get a replacement printer, because Kodak customer service representatives are not fluent in English. I have had the replacement "new" printer for less than 3 months and it is broken again...and because it was such a pain to get the replacement last time I won't bother trying. The ink is cheaper, but doesn't last anywhere near as long. So, it is not cost effect! I had been pleased with HP products, but thought I could save some money because the ink cost so little. In the ended, I have ended up spending at least as much on ink and a whole lot more in time and aggravation! Do yourself a favor; buy an HP or any other brand.
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Reviewed by: IonutRadu
03-25-08
Duration of ownership:
3
Months
Strengths: Cheap cartridges. Multifunction. LCD screen.
Weaknesses:Photo function not as good as professional prints.
Overall Evaluation: The regular price of this printer was $149.99, but it came free with an awesome Kodak EasyShare V1253 digital camera I bought. I definitely would not have paid that much for it. I've seen it advertised for around $100. I may not even have paid that for it. But overall, the Kodak printer is okay and it has a copy machine and scanner built-in (which is almost standard nowadays). Ink cartridges are just $9.99 for black and only $14.99 for color. As expensive as some color printers are, this is a bargain! Before installing the included software and drivers, though, I would check with Kodak's website for software and especially firmware updates. That might solve some of the problems mentioned.
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Reviewed by: ruttnut
02-10-08
Duration of ownership:
3
Days
Strengths: Crisp copies, cheap ink, awesome photo printing! 3" LCD display is a plus.
Weaknesses:Rather bulky in size, compared to similar printers.
Overall Evaluation: This is an excellent printer for the money. Be aware of signifcant price drops off of the $149 retail price. You should have no problem finding one for under $100 if you shop around on-line or watch store sale circulars.
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Reviewed by:
02-04-08
Duration of ownership:
10
Months
Strengths: The print looked pretty good until now. I probably thought there were some strengths, but I am too frustrated to remember any.
Weaknesses:Warranty contact.
Overall Evaluation: About every third line is gray. It worked fine until now. It is still under warranty, but I have not found out who to contact. The warranty expires in two months. I hope I can find a phone number or something before then.There is no trouble-shooting guide.
Review:
Kodak EasyShare 5300 All-in-One
This all-in-one's slightly high price is offset by competitive ink costs. Performance is fair, but photo quality can be very good.
Kodak's new EasyShare All-in-One inkjet multifunction printers
aren't the cheapest in their class, but when combined with the company's
paper-and-ink packs, they tout the prospect of printing borderless 4-by-6-inch
photos for as little as 10 cents eac--about half the industry average. I found
that claim valid and the photo quality very good, though I noticed some muted
colors and slight graininess.
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