Canon DR M160

5 reviews

May, 2013

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We have collected and analyzed 4 expert reviews and 1 user reviews from international sources. Experts rate this product 65/100 and users rate it 100/100. The average review date is Nov 22, 2011. We have compared these reviews to 55174 reviews from other Scanners. The alaScore™ for this product is 88/100 = Very good. Last update: May 22, 2013.

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Expert review by: (pcmag.com)

Canon imageFormula DR-M160 Document Scanner

The Canon imageFormula DR-M160 scanner is a compact document imaging solution suitable for a variety of office environments. According to Canon, the DR-M160 scanner provides the basis for effective and efficient records management and paperwork...

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Consumer review by: ptyler3 (overstock.com)

Wow!!!

Amazing! Can't believe this thing even exits. I wouldn't believe it if I didn't see it myself.

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Expert review by: Robin Morris (pcadvisor.co.uk)

Canon DR-M160 review

The Canon DR-M160 is a document scanner producing decent quality at high speeds.

The Canon DR-M160 comes with a relatively high price tag. And while it is a step up on the DR-C125, it may not offer enough of an improvement to justify the extra expense. The paper feed capacity isn't especially high, and that's a shame, since the...

Dec, 2011

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Expert review by: Khidr Suleman (v3.co.uk)

Canon DR-M160 scanner review

The advent of all-in-one printers has seen a fall in demand for scanner-only devices, and you'd be forgiven for overlooking specialist models such as the Canon DR-M160.

Batch scanning, fast, durable, high quality images

Resource-hungry software, no Mac support

A high quality scanner that can handle batch input and is suitable for businesses that run daily scanning jobs. The DRM160 comes with heavy duty replaceable rollers to extend its life, but is let down by resource hungry software.

Oct, 2011