Kodak EasyShare Digital Camera Power Kit

List Price: $19.99 Discount Price: $24.99

Features:

• Enhance your picture-taking and picture-making possibilities with this convenient starter kit
• Complements many Kodak EasyShare digital cameras
• Camera bag's dimensions are 2.75 x 5 x 2 inches
• Four AA Kodak rechargeable digital camera batteries with charger
• Also includes 20 sheets of glossy Ultra Premium Photo Paper, one adjustable tabletop tripod, one memory card carrying case

Customer Reviews:

Kodak Starter Kit [Posted on 2007-01-15]
Very nice. Like the case did not really need it but others fine.

worth it [Posted on 2007-08-12]
Pros:
Battery charger and 4 batteries worth the 10 bucks I paid at once. The rest is just bonus I think. Tripod doesn't work exactly as the famous gorilla tripod but it was able to hold on to a baby stroller handle nicely when we took a picture at OC fair, costa mesa--the point is, the stroller was left near a walk way and people didn't pump the tripod off. That's good enough for me.

cons:
The camera bag is a little too big and without much handle or anything you can hold on to, not even a through hole for your belt.

It was a great gift.... [Posted on 2008-01-02]
This is a great product and made a great gift. I was able to give this to my son and his family along with the Kodak Easyshare Camera and Dock. It was a perfect companion gift.

Buy it for the batteries [Posted on 2008-01-16]
For the $10 price, this kit is definitely worth it just for the batteries and charger alone. The batteries come with a higher mAh rating (somewhere close to 2000), which is where a rechargeable battery for a digital camera should be. The batteries are great in the camera and the charger powers them up in a few hours. The charger comes with slots so you can charge either AA or AAA batteries. Keep in mind, the kit only comes with the AA batteries.

The camera case was a bit large for the camera - obviously Kodak was trying to stick a "one size fits all" bag in the kit. It's nothing too spectatcular.

The tripod is also a laugher. Not much to say about it other than it's flimsy and funny to look at.

The photo paper is nice, but comes off as an afterthought. Just because you buy a digital camera doesn't mean you will need photo paper. I prefer going to those kiosks and printing photos off there. But, if you print photos yourself, it's a nice thrown-in.

Rating is based on price alone. There are CONS though!! [Posted on 2008-01-25]
Con: 2100 mah take at least 13 hours to charge
Con: Camera case has no strap on it! That is crazy.
Pro: Note Price was less than $7. I was going for the price, so it works for me.

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