Kodak DC210 plus

alaTest has collected and analyzed 31 user reviews of Kodak DC210 plus from Amazon.com. The average user rating for this product is 3.3/5, compared to an average user rating of 4.2/5 for other Digital Compact Cameras on Amazon.com. Reviews about the memory and price are on the whole positive. The portability and image quality are also mentioned favorably, but some have doubts about the durability and lens.

I have the DC-210 Megapixel and it's a good basic digital camera. It is very easy to use. The controls are very straightforward and easy to access. To take pictures, you just adjust the zoom, point and click. You get a preview of the picture on the...

I first got the Kodak DC-210 Plus over two years ago, and its has been used for well over 1000 shots (and countless AA batteries). Back then, a mega-pixel was considered a lot for digital, and serial interfaces were standard.

I have been using this camera since it came out at $400. It has taken a lot of use and abuse and keeps on working. Over 4000 pictures later, it still works like new. Although a discontinued model, I picked up other DC210 cameras at todays street...

The Kodak DC210 is a pretty good camera, yet is has began to be quite outdated.

I have had this camera for over a year already, and I must say I am surprised with the results......

I've had this camera for approximately 2 years now. For some reason, it has decided to stop functioning properly; it seems the auto-focus has gone haywire on me. However, with that aside, I will discuss the 2 years of good use I put this camera...

After talking with 2 co-workers about this camera I purchased a refurbished one. What a deal I ordered through the website using my credit card one after noon and the next afternoon it was at my door step, I couldn't believe it!!!! And with tax and...

I use a company owned Kodak DC210 to take progress photos of a construction site. And it does a fairly decent job collecting hundreds of photos every month. We download photos to our computers each day to keep a detailed record of progress, and...

This was my first digital camera, purchased in August 1999. it hooked me on the digital camera concept, but not on this camera in particular.