Kodak HERO 9.1

usability, price, performance, noise, design

reliability, durability

66% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

Large LCD touchscreen, Easy wireless connection, Straightforward controls

Duplex pages reduced in size, External power supply block, Little control over Google Cloud Prints

Low running costs ; Feature-rich ; Excellent photo printing ; Great scanner ; 4.3-inch touchscreen

Mediocre build quality ; Poor plain paper image printing ; 3D printing is Windows-only ; Not very aesthetically pleasing ; No disc on-body printing

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. It offers Wi-Fi, Ethernet and USB connectivity and has a 4.3-inch touchscreen.

A low cost per printed page, dual paper feed trays, a functional touch screen, and capable print speeds make the Kodak Hero 9.1 a strong printer for home users.

The tricolor ink tank will cost more in refills over time than single-color cartridges, and the 50-sheet paper output tray could be too small for home offices with high-volume print needs.

The Hero 9.1 is a suitable choice for shoppers who need a capable multifunction imaging device with acceptable performance, apps that bring workflow into the cloud, and dual paper feed trays.

The Kodak Hero 9.1 is the costliest printer in the Hero series, but you get a true all-in-one for your money. If you're a creative home user, it will meet all your needs. Keep it for a couple of years and you'll get your money back in saved ink costs too.

The Kodak Hero 9.1 measures 44x39x21cm and apart from maybe adding a few centimetres to open the flatbed lid that is the full footprint of the unit. The paper input tray fits snug to the front of the unit and the dimensions include the duplex bubble at...

Bigger and brighter LCD; draft text quality

Scan quality poor; not the fastest off the block

Kodak's Hero 9.1 gives you all four multifunction-features and an excellent array of connections, while it manages to combine many of the advantages of its younger siblings. Printing speeds are plodding and scan quality is disappointing.

It's not the cheapest all-in-one on the market, nor the fastest, but the Kodak Hero 9.1 does deliver solid print and scanning results, as well as offering a premium feature set that you'll be hard pressed to comprehensively find elsewhere. The single...

Great build quality; crisp and accurate printouts, outstanding connectivity features, ink costs lower than from other manufacturers

Costs more than other models in the range with similar features

While it met our printing expectations, a printer in this price range needs to do a lot more than lay ink to paper. A premium multi-function printer like the Hero 9.1 aspires to more. Wireless connectivity, built-in photo editing, and perks like a...