Canon Scanners Reviews

This is an entry-level document scanner that's compact and can therefore be squeezed into the tightest of desktops. It has both USB 2.0 and fast SCSI interfaces and comes bundled

1 expert reviews | 29 user reviews

If you're looking for a portable scanner that doesn't skimp on style, you'll like the razor-thin Canon CanoScan LiDE 80.

3 expert reviews

This scanner is a good choice for offices that need to produce high-resolution images on a regular basis.

1 expert reviews | 6 user reviews

Inexpensive, ultracompact, speedy USB performer.

1 expert reviews | 63 user reviews

I've had this scanner for years, and its never failed me. Greats scans, including OCR software which can convert typed text to recognized text on your computer (great for then inserting text into documents, etc). It's obviously not the highest quality...

1 expert reviews | 38 user reviews

An easy-to-store scanner that produces accurate color tones at low resolutions, for a very affordable price.

3 expert reviews | 325 user reviews

We bought this scanner because of the ADF for imaging all our office documents. However, the front buttons don't seem to work. I believe it's because it's connected to a computer with Vista. Canon doesn't have an updated driver to be compatible with...

10 user reviews

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2 expert reviews | 13 user reviews

Easy to use ; fast SCSI interface

12 user reviews

The CanoScan D660U will appeal to value-conscious buyers who are willing to trade slow scanning speed and a lower optical resolution for the included transparency adapter and a big software bundle.

2 expert reviews | 178 user reviews

Can not use on Windows 8 or 8.1 system. no driver available

1 expert reviews | 301 user reviews

The Canon CanoScan LiDE 25 is very inexpensive, but its compromises in speed, quality, and features make it hard to recommend.

2 expert reviews | 42 user reviews

This is a great beginner scanner on Windows 98 or older..does not work with XP...found out the hard way. Great for scanning & cropping photos for email.

94 user reviews

The CanoScan D2400UF is designed for photography buffs whose top priority remains creating enlargements from 35mm slides and filmstrips--and with its reasonably good image quality, it succeeds nicely at that.

5 expert reviews | 19 user reviews

Overall well worth the purchase price

1 expert reviews | 3 user reviews

The DR7090C is reliable, flexible and is able to carry complex scan tasks when you need it the most. One feature I love about this scanner is its MultiStream technology that allows simultaneous image outputs of two different scanning modes. The best...

1 expert reviews | 2 user reviews

We have used the Canon DR-3020 scanner for several years now at the credit union. It is an extremely durable, high-quality product from a well-respected company. We have a number of items that we scan on a daily basis so we need a good scanner that...

2 user reviews

Scanning hard-to-handle documents, such as books and bound reports or documents too fragile to risk a trip through the feeder doesn't pose as a problem to this scanner. Image quality is not compromised at 24-bit with an optical resolution of 600dpi,...

1 expert reviews | 5 user reviews

This is my third scanner. First I had a Microtek with separate light source for scanning transparent media. It was a fine serial-port scanner. Retired it, seven years ago got a Visioneer USB which was easy and reliable until last month. I received this...

9 user reviews

Hard to come up with enough words to say about a roller kit not too exciting. They work just fine.

4 user reviews

Purchased this scanner a week ago and have already scanned 11,000 pages. I've been very pleased with it so far, coupled with the CapturePerfect software. A previous reviewer spoke about the slow loading of the paper tray ramp and the loudness of the...

1 expert reviews | 7 user reviews

I run my own insurance business and was always inundated by a sea of paperwork. This little scanner fits into my BJC-85 printer and serves double duty - I can scan and then print with the same machine. Genius! I would have liked the ability to scan...

1 expert reviews | 7 user reviews

This scanner is cheap and cherfull, it has all the basic fetures including email and instant copy functions. It comes with a variety of software some of which i have found very useful for other purposes as well. The set up is really easy via a usb port.

2 user reviews

I've always preferred Canon over HP or other scanners. Their software doesn't take over your PC like HP does. Although it was longer in length than I expected, I was able to re-arrange things to get it to fit on my desk. I primarily use it for photo...

9 user reviews

I was on leave and from my colleagues who had received the scanner. The scanner was in a cardboard torn and he had no protection inside for transport. I just come back to work and I wanted to install the scanner that is where i seen it all. look at the...

8 user reviews