Be careful where you place the USB and power cables that plug into the back of the printer, too careless positioning tends to cause prints to snag on the cords as they move in and out.Ĭompatible Kodak EasyShare cameras (such as the EasyShare 7430 we used to test this printer) come with a docking plate that fits on top and an LCD that faces forward so that you can navigate through menus and select images to print. Its paper-supply tray juts out 6.5 inches in front, and you'll need an additional half-foot behind the unit to allow the 4圆-inch prints to pass completely through during the four-step printing process. At a little more than two pounds (not including the AC adapter) and 8 by 6 by 3 inches, it's compact and light, but you'll need to allot at least 18 by 8 inches of desk space, thanks to the way the paper path is designed.

Although it's a real space hog for such a small photo printer, the solidly built Kodak EasyShare Printer Dock 6000's fast, very good thermal-dye-transfer photos justifies the desktop space it occupies. However, be prepared to cough up as much as 75 cents a picture. Overall, this 6000 is easy to use, and we like that it conveniently doubles as a recharger for your camera's batteries. While we wish it ran on batteries for truly mobile operation, this photo printer is compact enough to tote on jaunts away from your computer, though its full footprint will commandeer your desktop. Designed to work with select Kodak cameras, the Kodak EasyShare Printer Dock 6000 produces quality 4圆-inch prints.

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