Scanner Reviews

I use this Uniden Scanner to monitor my local, state & federal emergeny service agencies, Law Enforcement, Civil Air Patrol, Aircaft Emergeny.Works Great, Great reception with base ant.Little hard to program but worth learning.Uniden is professional...

10 user reviews

I purchased this scanner for two reasons; first I have just retired as a consulting engineer and have a ton of technical reference papers that I want to digitize and, second, I have a few thousand family photos that I want to scan and archive. I...

1 expert reviews | 11 user reviews

Not everyone needs to scan up to 60,000 items a day. But if you do, Canon's ImageFORMULA DR-X10C is up to the job.

2 expert reviews | 9 user reviews

I have one. I live in Westbrook,Ct. with a base scanner antenna I was listening to what was going on in Central Park, New York city at night. I hears call from police 50 miles or more away but I also bought a base scanner antenna mounted on my roof...

48 user reviews

The Fujitsu ScanSnap S510 is a wonderfully executed scanner that might just allow you to throw out those piles of documents and magazines and reclaim some floor or cupboard space. Our only criticism is the price. At £347, it's far from cheap, and we...

6 expert reviews | 446 user reviews

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10 expert reviews | 162 user reviews

Canon's CanoScan 9950F is a great scanner option for expert users who need quality, powerful tools, and speed.

20 expert reviews | 97 user reviews

Plugged it in and it worked!

24 user reviews

Pros: It's cost effective and portableCons;Hard to program, book is very limited with instructions while the selection is large.

19 user reviews

i bought this for my wife every night i call her at home while i am at work and i can here it in the background all she can say is she loves it it picks up police action all around us

13 user reviews

This scanner depends on the accuracy of information provided on the enclosed SD card by an outside vendor. You can add other frequencies by using the computer program that comes with the scanner. There is no real documentation on how to use the...

77 user reviews

The sturdy Enermax Aurora Micro keyboard is for users who have limited space and don?t do a lot of number entry. It has great tactile feedback, but the price gives us pause.

2 expert reviews

The Xerox DocuMate 262 scans 33 sheets per minute, which translates to 66 images per minute in duplex mode, making it the fastest scanner in town for anything less than twice its price.

6 expert reviews | 38 user reviews

I have been able to amuse the family with picture of years past.The converter is a lot of fun to use.When I tried to have old 3 negatives printed I was told it would cost "about $95.00". Now I can print many for a great deal less! Someone came up with...

17 user reviews

Overall works well. I give it 4 stars because of the included software which is suboptimal. I use a 100 slide carousel I got for $10 on ebay. Lots of options in the included software but would get occaisional 'negative' of the scan etc. I bought the...

13 user reviews

I buy internationally manufactured products routinely on Newegg; they're usually great and unbelievable bargains. This product is so bad, I am stunned that Newegg agreed to sell it. Given that the "Details" say that the device does not work on Windows...

60 user reviews

54% of reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

3 expert reviews | 97 user reviews

The small Canon CanoScan LiDE 60 is best suited for budget-minded users who want an easy, unobtrusive, and undemanding scanner.

19 expert reviews | 1301 user reviews

I bought this scanner for the price without reading a lot of reviews. It was on sale at Dell plus there was a $50 rebate. Given the price, the time I have invested in getting it working, and since the image quality and speed is acceptable I'll likely...

4 expert reviews | 19 user reviews

Flatbeds are fine for scanning photos, but for stacks of pages you need a sheet-feeder. When the stacks top 100 pages or have images on both sides of the page, you need a scanner like the Canon DR-3080C Document Scanner, a duplexing, 24-bit color...

4 expert reviews | 9 user reviews

Should have none there would be a problem when the owners manual says to ignore danger warning on drivers. Got it to work once and never again - finally threw it away.I will never by PenPower gear again.

12 user reviews

I thought the film and negative holders seem a bit flimsy for a higher end product. When you close the lid on the negative, the negative seems to still move around inside the enclosure.

4 expert reviews | 57 user reviews

Although its 2.2-pound weight (3.9 pounds with the docking station) might turn off frequent fliers, we recommend the s fast and functional. It can scan multiple sides of a document or business card, feed multiple pages at once, and, thanks to the...

2 expert reviews | 2 user reviews

Easy to use, great features, easy software to operate. Saved family memories from going to dust. Glad I purchased it, wish I had done so months ago.

10 user reviews

For undemanding SOHO users who want a low-priced scanner that's also versatile enough to scan both photos and documents, the PL806 is a worthwhile candidate. But if performance is vital, you'd be better off paying a bit more for a speedier duplex scanner

6 expert reviews | 9 user reviews