Hewlett-packard Scanners Reviews

The Scanjet 5530's easy-to-use software and photo feeder will suit people who have scads of snapshots to scan, but occasional users may prefer a less expensive model

8 expert reviews | 44 user reviews

The HP Scanjet 7650 is an all-purpose scanner with a strong business orientation, making it a good fit for a home or small office.

3 expert reviews | 34 user reviews

Archive 4- by 6-inch photos in your PC with the 300-dpi-resolution, 30-bit-color HP Photo Scanner 1000, which weighs just 1 portable pound. Our test photos scanned at an impressive average speed of 15 seconds per sheet, via USB. Included are HP's Photo...

2 expert reviews | 18 user reviews

This scanner offers more dots per inch (1200 dpi) than entry-level scanners, and a few more console button to quick-launch functions such as scan-to-web, email and scan-to-printer.

4 expert reviews | 67 user reviews

HP's small-office scanner produces decent images at a decent price.

9 expert reviews | 110 user reviews

I have had this scanner for about two years and it creates great scans. But I am completely frustrated with the feeder. I only use it a couple times a month but now might get rid of it. My issue is that it has a real hard time separating pages as they...

29 user reviews

If you're not after a stylish scanner and you need to save some cash, HP's Scanjet 3670 is a good choice.

6 expert reviews | 38 user reviews

Several unexpected features single this scanner out from the crowd - though not all of them are good. For a start the device is much longer than most A4 scanners, with an extended lip at the ...

4 expert reviews | 33 user reviews

problems experienced with it when installing a ScanJet 4100C some time ago. Also, I do not particularly like the Type Manager (because of other problems with it many years ago before Microsoft included all kinds of fonts with Windows) or see any real...

1 expert reviews | 43 user reviews

With its low price, the entry-level ScanJet 2200C aims to attract budget-conscious home users. If you're looking for an affordable model that scans almost as well and offers more extensive image editing tools or other more advanced features, consider...

2 expert reviews | 129 user reviews

This scanner has nearly everything--speed, good output quality, scads of features and software--it just can't scan slides or negatives well.

1 expert reviews | 27 user reviews

The DP 3770 offers a bargain entry into general purpose scanning. However, for the best image quality for photography, we would spend the extra £20 and go for the Epson 2480.

1 expert reviews | 22 user reviews

The Scanjet 4600 is one of the sleekest flatbeds we've ever seen. It looks more like a piece of technology art than a scanner.

6 expert reviews | 92 user reviews

this unit was so slow that I hated to use it - our previous HP scanner worked fine so we were very surprised that this had so many problems. Then it started scanning only part of a page with a bunch of lines at the top - eventually it scanned all black...

129 user reviews

If you are going paperless, this is the best product for the money. Great for regular paper / documents

38 user reviews

don't waste your money, you will be very sorry you ever saw this scanner

1 expert reviews | 24 user reviews

Don't buy this product.

1 expert reviews | 14 user reviews

They did not send a power cord with this scanner, which makes it unusable. I have contacted the seller and if he sends me the power cord and it works, I'll give him a better review. If it had been all there, I would have given him a great review for...

1 expert reviews | 104 user reviews

This scanner really isn't much different from the Scanjet 4670 we reviewed about 3 months ago.

2 expert reviews | 60 user reviews

This USB 2.0 scanner includes a snappy automatic document feeder, but its image quality isn't great.

2 expert reviews | 60 user reviews

I purchased this scanner from Dell along with a laptop. As I remember, it cost about $200 back in 2001. Setup I used the USB connector, though I think there may be some other types available on the back. Installation could not be any ...

1 expert reviews | 27 user reviews

I have used this type scanner for several years. It does about average job scanning items how ever it is slow on start up. I like the features of the HP director folder. Can not be used for faxing documents.

3 expert reviews | 115 user reviews

This scanner is able to scan documents as big as 8.5x11.7 inch (A4+). It also supports objects and plain, inkjet, and photo quality papers. We noticed that the preview of the scan jobs were fast. It took not more than 15 seconds to scan a magazine...

1 expert reviews | 66 user reviews

TWAIN stands for Technology (or Toolkit) Without An Interesting Name. No, really, it does. Who says programmers have no sense of humour? Anyway, a TWAIN driver is a piece of software that a paint or optical character recognition or other...

1 expert reviews | 55 user reviews

All good all-rounder, sold at a competitive price. Recommended...

1 expert reviews | 77 user reviews