Scanner Reviews

The new Scanjet's admirable scan quality is offset by a short 90-day warranty period.

2 expert reviews | 45 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

The Microtek ScanWizard Pro TX software for the ArtixScan 4000t provides a flexible workspace with separate windows for the control functions, including an image information readout, job panel showing all the overview thumbnails in a scan batch, and a...

5 expert reviews | 10 user reviews

Quality output, reasonable price

32 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

I received my c-pen 600c this morning and, within only an hour or so, it was up and running. A couple of trial goes with the pen and you are soon scanning like a pro. DON'T WORRY IF YOU HAVE WINDOWS XP - some of the previous reviewers of the 600c and...

1 expert reviews | 36 user reviews

This scanner is NOT a $700 scanner. If you want perfection, then you will need to pay for it. However, if you want a small scanner that can stay on your desktop (and looks nice) to scan the occasional bill or receipt, then this is your scanner. I have...

48 user reviews

Visioneer has upped its game with the OneTouch 9420..

1 expert reviews | 20 user reviews

This scanner is able to scan documents as big as 8.5x11.7 inch (A4+). It also supports objects and plain, inkjet, and photo quality papers. We noticed that the preview of the scan jobs were fast. It took not more than 15 seconds to scan a magazine...

1 expert reviews | 43 user reviews

Mobile professionals and students will love the low price, the portability, and the quality results of Visioneer's OneTouch 7300 flatbed scanner.

1 expert reviews | 34 user reviews

Speedy scans and five quick-start buttons are among this USB 2.0-compliant model's pluses.

3 expert reviews | 5 user reviews

Subratings: Photos: Slides: N/A Business cards: N/A Documents: OCR:

2 expert reviews | 11 user reviews

I'm not completely out of luck since the scanner does work ok, but I'm making it my life's mission to warn others about this manufacturer's unreliable rebates.

29 user reviews

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1 expert reviews | 15 user reviews

The multitalented Microtek ScanMaker S400 provides good-looking scans and ample software, but you'll have to settle for average speed performance.

4 expert reviews | 57 user reviews

I bought this in 2008 and I still use it in my home office!! It's got a very small footprint, easy to reinstall when upgrading computer hardware. And very easy to use when you have something you need to scan quickly. Not ideal for any large quantity -...

447 user reviews

Scanning parts of a document? Here's the tool for the job The Irispen is one of those gadgets that will have absolutely no appeal for most people but could prove to be a real timesaver for those ...

4 expert reviews | 287 user reviews

Road warriors looking to maximize productivity even while holed up in a two-star motel room in Dubuque will swoon over Visioneer's new Strobe XP 100 ($200 street), a sheetfed color scanner that checks in at less than 11 ounces. They can quickly capture...

1 expert reviews | 134 user reviews

Photos: Slides: OCR: Business Cards: N/A Documents:

4 expert reviews | 36 user reviews

Smart tip for all users: download the software from Neat's site and install. You're sure to get the latest version that way. When you install, you'll be prompted to sign up for a 30 day trial of NeatCloud, which sounds fine, but once I saw the monthly...

87 user reviews

Models from Microtek and Fujitsu can turn piles of hard copy into convenient PDF files.

3 expert reviews | 113 user reviews

Scans very well. Only drawback is that sometimes it's hard to feed. Plain paper and business cards do very well. Invoices with gummed edges have a tendency not to feed very well. I just flip them over and feed from the opposite side. Only scans one...

15 user reviews

We had a lot of old slides which we wanted to put onto the computer and this was ideal. Really easy to use. Would recommend to anyone.

16 user reviews

It did what I wanted to do.

487 user reviews

GMYLE® 35mm Negative Film Slide Scanner USB 5.15 Mega CMOS Sensor Digital Image , I have 3 different units that never work or where slow. This unit went through 4000 slide with extreme quality.

12 user reviews