Epson Perfection V37

4 reviews

May, 2013

Positive
Design (3)
Usability (1)

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alaTest has collected and analyzed 4 reviews from magazines and websites. People are impressed by the usability. The design also gets good feedback.

design, usability

On average, users rate this product 87/100.

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Consumer review by: Book Happy (jr.com)

Good value

I will be using this scanner primarily for my online book business, scanning covers of books and ephemera for sale. I also will be using it to scan in photos from magazines and books, for collage art. So far, it is a lot faster than my old (Canoscan)...

Accurate Color","Easy To Set Up","Fast","Good Bit Depth","Good Resolution

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Feb, 2013

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Consumer review by: none (jr.com)

Vary nice low-end scanner!

Vary nice scanner for not much money, works vary well.

Accurate Color","Easy To Set Up","Excellent Software","Good Bit Depth","Good Resolution","Widely Compatible

Feb, 2013

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Consumer review by: RRCSR (jr.com)

It really works with Windows 8.

Not all the software works with Windows 8.

Easy To Set Up

Jan, 2013

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Expert review by: Simon Williams (trustedreviews.com)

Epson Perfection V37

A budget scanner that employs a CCD sensor for above average scan quality.

Extending hinge for book scans ; OCR direct to Word and Excel ; Good software bundle

Sockets at front mean ugly cables ; Separate mains power supply ; Larger footprint than some competitors

The scanner is supplied with two main software applications: ABBYY FineReader Sprint 9 and ArcSoft Media Impression 2. The ABBYY app is a full Optical Character Recognition (OCR) package, which as well as preparing PDF files, can forward converted...

Mar, 2013