Canon Canoscan LIDE 100

When all-in-ones (AIOs) first started taking over from single-function inkjets in a big way several years ago, a lot of people predicted that flatbed scanners for home use would fade away. Instead, scanners have held their own, mostly by upping...

The CanoScan LIDE 100 Flatbed Scanner works well with plenty of options to do a good job for home users. It's a little slow to scan, but that can be overlooked for the price.

This scanner works great. Small footprint and looks good. Scans real nice. I scanned some photos, they came out perfact. Don't let the price fool you. Nice features like the high price scanners.

I like it. It's plug n play. Simple to use to get some old photos on the web. At this price, you cant go wrong.

This scanner does everything I need. It was easy to set up, and it's easy to use. Well worth the money

I bought this scanner on sept 2009. It worked fine, not great picture quality but I mostly scan text, so no big deal on quality. After more than 2 years and probably no more than 100 scans it just stopped working. Yes, it worked for more than 2 years,...

We purchased this for occasional use in the office for our bookkeeper, and it works well. No problems within the first few weeks.

We've had the Canon LIDE 100 for several years and used it for thousands of images. It's an amazing workhorse and I'm very pleased with quality of the images. I use my Canon LIDE 100 with Windows 7 and basically don't have any problems since I figured...

We wanted an inexpensive scanner, and we got what we paid for. The scanner itself does a decent job of scanning images, but it isn't as quick as I'd like. It was easy to install, and it works every time we need it. We only scan maybe five pages a week,...

A very nice basic scanner at a great price. It gets its power from the USB cord so no extra power cords to fool with. Hard to beat for the price.