Scanner Reviews

These work perfectly with the Zebra GX420d. Please note that these labels are 1" wide by 3" tall, not 1" tall by 3" wide as some would think.

3 user reviews

If you need high quality scanning this is the device for you. to churns through the pages as if it was just air in a wind tunnel and in great detail as well. It comes with all the software you need as well. Any questions just ask.

3 user reviews

It took me a few days to get this down. I am not very savy when it comes to computer stuff, but now that I know how to use it, it is helping me get organoized. I love it! I am so pleased with this purchase. Great price too!

3 user reviews

Yes I cant stop using this device, and should call myself some help. HaHa! it just so easy to use and reliable for my day to day operations. Its almost vital that i have it around.

4 user reviews

No Comment.

3 user reviews

3 user reviews

The product I received was not the English version; they sent me one in French: box. manuals, disk, installation instructions - everything was in French. I could have made that work but after installing it I realized that the version sent was for...

3 user reviews

Inexpensive price, $200 Canadian

3 user reviews

I have to admit, I was a bit sceptical when I first heard about the Capshare. Why would I want to pay all that money for a glorified half-page-width B&W hand scanner? After all, I bought one of those a decade ago (Logitech Scanman, for the curious...

3 user reviews

Most users are perfectly content with an ultra-inexpensive flatbed scanner, but graphic artists and other professionals need high-quality, industrial-strength scans that require significantly superior hardware.

1 expert reviews | 3 user reviews

The HP ScanJet Pro 4500 fn1 Network Scanner is one of very few networkable flatbed document scanners (with an ADF) that we know of. That—for the same or comparable price as its competitors—it comes ready, out of the box, to support both Wi-Fi and...

1 expert reviews | 2 user reviews

not real happy with the device. very difficult to install. directions are very weak. online filing system for individual cards is not very user friendly. I would not recommend

1 expert reviews | 2 user reviews

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2 expert reviews | 2 user reviews

The Travel Scanner works great, when it works. I have to keep reinstalling the software when it stops (as it does regularly). I had this trouble with Travel Scanner 100 model also. Windows 7 and now Windows 8.1. This is getting tiresome!

5 user reviews

I tried to use this on my 2' FireStick cb antenna but it was not strong enough to keep the antenna from whipping around on the highway. I have an '04 jeep wrangler with the mount behind the taillight... At 50+ MPH the antenna was whipping so much in...

5 user reviews

What in the world is an Internet scanner? This scanner is set up, if you wish, so all you have to do is push a button and it will automatically scan your images and send them directly to your Web page or a online photo album. Though you must be online...

5 user reviews

The easy-to-use Microtek ScanMaker 3630 is strictly for budget-minded home users who don't require high-end scans and don't mind spending extra time to obtain adequate-looking images.

1 expert reviews | 2 user reviews

Conclusion The strongest argument for choosing the Brother ADS-2400N is that you need an inexpensive network scanner, want to scan to mobile devices, or both. Beyond that, its balance of speed, OCR capability, and included software make it a reasonable...

2 expert reviews | 3 user reviews

Exactly what is advertised, exactly what I wanted and needed

9 user reviews

Not recommended unless you are only scanning flat, solid colored labels. Not for retail use.

9 user reviews

This was gift so I'm not sure how well it worked but he was happy to receive it.The seller shipped quickly.

7 user reviews

If you want a photo scanner then this is fine. I was looking for a document scanner. It only produces JPeg images, not PDFs, and whilst for many things that's fine, it wasn't what I needed. You can't use it directly with a PC, it is entirely stand-alone.

9 user reviews

I ordered this to use to scan bar codes on my Mac. The Mac recognized it immediately as a keyboard and I started using it. Point it at a bar code and pull the trigger. Unfortunately, it wants to add a zero to the beginning of each bar code and seems to...

7 user reviews

Here at ePHOTOzine we get a variety of photographic equipment in our office. The Reflecta DigitDia 3600 scanner we're reviewing here stands out from the usual type of scanner we review. It is able, thanks to a slide magazine system, to scan up to 100...

1 expert reviews | 4 user reviews

I've had my Info Scanner for 2 years now and have had no problems with it. But it is only 24 bit 300 DPI scanner. Having upgraded my computer to a HP 650MHZ PIII, I decided to upgrade my scanner.

7 user reviews