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Kodak HERO 9.1
8.5 out of 10

Kodak HERO 9.1

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Kodak Hero 9.1 All-in-One Printer Review

etechreviews.net
16 March 2012
  • Excerpt: Kodak Hero 9.1 is a good fit as a home printer or for the dual role of home office or home printer; as long as your print needs are distinctly light duty.
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Overall 8
8.0

Kodak Hero 9.1

TechReviewSource.com
12 January 2012
  • Excerpt: The Kodak Hero 9.1 is a feature-packed all-in-one printer that has a smart touchscreen and very good image and text quality.
  • Pros: Interactive, smart touchscreen display, Automatic duplexing, Very good text & photo quality
  • Cons: Slow print speeds, Uses a combined color ink cartridge
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Kodak Hero 9.1 Review: A Superhero AIO?

PrinterComparison
24 December 2011
  • Pros: Great quality, Tons of features, Ease-of-use, Lowest ink replacement
  • Cons: B&W photo quality, No Email Print notifications
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Overall 7
7.0

Expert Review

ComputerShopper
20 December 2011
  • Conclusion: If you don't need a speed demon and want a reliable AIO that doesn't break the bank each time you run out of ink, the Hero 9.1 is a worthy candidate.
  • Pros: Consistently good-looking prints and scans, Big, colorful LCD and contextual control panel, Low-cost consumables
  • Cons: Uses just two ink cartridges for a six-ink system, Performance is a little slow, Doesn't photocopy skin tones well
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Kodak Hero 9.1 All-in-One Printer Review: Slow but Capable Home MFP

PC World
13 December 2011
  • Excerpt: The $250 (as of December 7, 2011) Kodak Hero 9.1 color inkjet multifunction printer is $50 more expensive than the Office Hero 6.1 , but this more
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Overall 8
8.0

Kodak HERO 9.1 All-in-One Printer

PC Magazine
3 December 2011
  • Conclusion: The Kodak HERO 9.1 All-in-One Printer is a good fit as a home printer or for the dual role of home and home office printer, as long as your print needs are distinctly
  • Pros: Prints, faxes, and scans. Standalone copier and email sender. WiFi and Ethernet. Low claimed cost per page.
  • Cons: Subpar output quality for text and graphics. Slow print speed. Low paper capacity.
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Overall 6
6.0

Kodak Hero 9.1 Review

Digitaltrends
19 October 2011
  • Conclusion: While it met our printing expectations, a printer in this price range needs to do a lot more than lay ink to paper.
  • Pros: Easy-to-navigate touchscreen interface, Well-placed USB port and SD card slot
  • Cons: Extremely noisy, Somewhat unresponsive touchscreen, Glitchy; multitude of setup and connectivity errors, Smartphone app wouldn’t consistently connect
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Overall 8
8.0

Kodak Hero 9.1 review

Macworld UK
17 February 2012
  • Excerpt: Kodak's Hero series of multifunction printers flip the accepted industry model. You'll pay a bit more up front for these smart looking all-in-ones - but you'll get your...
  • Pros: Great build quality; crisp and accurate printouts, outstanding connectivity features, ink costs lower than from other manufacturers
  • Cons: Costs more than other models in the range with similar features
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Overall 7
7.0

Kodak Hero 9.1

TechRadar UK
7 December 2011
  • Excerpt: The Kodak Hero 9.1 is Google Cloud Print ready, can print from emails and also output directly from mobile devices using a free app.
  • Pros: Low running costs, Feature-rich, Excellent photo printing, Great scanner, 4.3-inch touchscreen
  • Cons: Mediocre build quality, Poor plain paper image printing, 3D printing is Windows-only, Not very aesthetically pleasing, No disc on-body printing
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Overall 8
8.0

Kodak hero 9.1

TrustedReviews
19 November 2011
  • Summary: Kodak’s hero 9.1 offers a four-function all-in-one with modern trimmings, like a touchscreen control panel. Duplex print is still dodgy, though.
  • Pros: Large LCD touchscreen, Easy wireless connection, Straightforward controls
  • Cons: Duplex pages reduced in size, External power supply block, Little control over Google Cloud Prints
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