Canon Scanners Reviews

Works as expected. Would buy again.

3 user reviews

This is a good business quality scanner. Duplex mode, batch scanner that handles card stock. Plenty of options for profile settings.

1 expert reviews | 4 user reviews

Easy to set up and use.Particularly liked the film scanning facility, both colour and black&white

4 user reviews

Conclusion All three of these scanners are well worth considering, and each has at least one advantage over the others. If you need the applications that come with the Xerox 5445, it deserves a close look as the best value among the three. If you won't...

2 expert reviews | 3 user reviews

easy to install easy use

5 user reviews

The is the second Canon Lide scanner I have owned in the last 10 years. The first was used heavily as a part of my mobile office, and was put through it's paces, used and abused, transported in a computer bag and until its passing, it continued to work...

6 user reviews

great

1 expert reviews | 5 user reviews

The ScanFront 220 is a lot more than just a scanner. It's a fast and self-contained network scanning station, able to scan documents to network shares, FTP servers, e-mail and locally attached USB thumb drives. It's sheet-fed, which limits what can be...

3 expert reviews | 2 user reviews

I love this scanner, but I am very disappointed with Canon right now. I called them to purchase additional slide and film holders, and I was told that the slide holders are no longer available. I have been searching for weeks trying to find a slide...

5 user reviews

The Canon DR-C230 is an entry-level desktop document scanner with great software and superb accuracy, making it a good choice for small offices and workgroups.

4 expert reviews

I was after a good scanner that didn't cost to much so I chose this scanner for its quality brand name and its low/medium price. Looking at the scanner it is pleasing visually. It is also extremely light. I found that the scanner is very easy to...

3 user reviews

We acquired one of these scanners late last year. It was meant to be an expedient way to make copies of checks and store them safely without having to chew up network bandwidth. This scanner succeeded beyond all expectations. It surpassed our...

2 user reviews

For its portability, small footprint, rapid speeds and smooth operation, the Canon DR-M140 deserves attention although it's overpriced when compared with its big brother.

1 expert reviews | 4 user reviews

This was an error on the part of someone. It was supposed to show a pic of color cartridges. Oh well.

1 expert reviews | 4 user reviews

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2 expert reviews | 2 user reviews

If your scanner isn't pulling the paper through properly this is your fix! Keeps my scanner like new and real simple to replace

8 user reviews

The Canon CanoScan D1230UF is an excellent choice for those seeking a fast dual-format scanner that delivers high-quality images.

2 expert reviews | 4 user reviews

Quick, quiet and easy to use. Great results, excellent software. Very versatile.

3 user reviews

I bought this scanner just a few months ago. And I must admit I basically bought because at that time there were no other good scanners around to buy, and I desperately needed a scanner. Some of you, might be asking yourselves, "where does this guy...

7 user reviews

it jams so much! in 10 scans I did, 7 times it jams, there is something wrong with the internal mechanism. I thought I maybe bought a faulty one, but this is not the case, my friends has it too and have the exact same problem.

5 user reviews

The CanoScan 8000F stands well above the crowd for everyday tasks, while the generous software collection makes it top value.

1 expert reviews | 9 user reviews

I bought the 9000f. It stopped working after 18-20 months. You have to question the quality of their products. Their customer service is terrible. I even had dealings with the Dept of Fair Trading and they were still not interested. I have not come...

2 user reviews

So many people write off older, but still decent scanners like this one because of windows software being old or no longer viable (as this one's software won't work past Windows XP). But there's always Linux! Linux will support SCSI for years to come....

5 user reviews

Bottom Line: The entry-level Canon CanoScan LiDE 400 is a software-rich flatbed photo scanner that also handles text documents with ease.

2 expert reviews | 2 user reviews

The review unit was ready to use within a second or two of pressing the on switch. In most scanning modes it took between 10 and 15 seconds to scan individual originals at sizes up to A4, regardless of whether the originals were prints, documents or...

1 expert reviews | 1 user reviews