Fujitsu ScanSnap S500

Very high image quality, Includes document management application

OCR software is basic

Document and business-card scanner. Rated at 18 pages per minute, or 36 images per minute for scanning both sides

No standard drivers, so you can't scan from within most programs

Like earlier ScanSnaps, the Fujitsu ScanSnap S500 is a top-quality personal document and business-card scanner.

This is a great scanner, I've been using it heavily for the past 2 years at work, scanned over 20,000 pages, and it's still going strong. Quick, easy and reliable. \n \nMy main reason for writing this review is to help people out who switched to...

This is a great machine. It does everything the manual claims and does it well. The only drawback it the software that comes with it attaches itself to all of your applications. You have to fight to get it off MS Outlook, Work, etc.

The Fujitsu snap scan is flawless! I am a Realtor in Chicago and I am always scanning documents, condo papers, contracts and customer paperwork. I scan about 500 to 1000 pages a week and this incredible machine eats them up! I am also in the process of...

These days, when you buy anything more complex than a pocketknife, you can expect a certain amount of frustration. A certain amount of wishing just a little more thought had been put into the design, manufacture, documentation, or support of the...

Our office bought one to test and will not buy any more simply due to the inability to append a pdf document. This is a very important feature so I think it gives the other scanners a HUGE advantage.

Minor installation problems. Very easy to use. Very fast. Very intuitive and user friendly software. I can truly go digital with all my documents. Highly recommended overall. Slightly pricey but worth every cent. Update: Have used this scanner for a...

Minor installation problems. Very easy to use. Very fast. Very intuitive and user friendly software. I can truly go digital with all my documents. Highly recommended overall. Slightly pricey but worth every cent.

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The first page in a stack will occasionally double feed, solved by holding the rest of the pages till the first one feeds in a bit.