Canon P 150

I've owned this for over a year now and for the most part, I like it a lot. I've probably scanned well over 500 documents. It's really great keeping papers from accumulating on your desk.

Software a little clunky. Won't scan thick cards. Sometimes grabs 2 sheets instead of one.

I've owned this for over a year now and for the most part, I like it a lot. I've probably scanned well over 500 documents. It's really great keeping papers from accumulating on your desk

Software a little clunky. Won't scan thick cards. Sometimes grabs 2 sheets instead of one

Small, fast, easy to use. Creates a clear scanned image.

Will very occasionally sense a double-feed and then it basically requires a computer restart to reset the scanner. May be a result of using with our paperless software.

Really like my Canon P-150. It's quick and scans both sides of a document in the same pass. Makes scanning a breeze and I've emliminate most of my paper files

If you are scanning more the 10 pages, it has a hard time pulling the pages through

Really like my Canon P-150. It's quick and scans both sides of a document in the same pass. Makes scanning a breeze and I've emliminate most of my paper files.

If you are scanning more the 10 pages, it has a hard time pulling the pages through.

While it works, it's handy.

We've had three of these and they all died after about one to two years. Two of the three never left the user's desk, the other was used for a travelling employee. For such an expensive scanner, you'd think it would last longer. I guess the warranty is...

This thing is compact, has the software pre-loaded on it so that you do not have to install anything, and can auto-feed up to 20 pages and scans both sides in one pass.

The deskew feature doesn't seem to work, with the scanned text coming out at a pretty noticeable angle.

Fast, small, durable, portable. Works great with OS X.

None so far.

small ; duplex scanning ; auto feeds quite well, without any interaction ; launch a scan with the push of a button ; (button launched scan works whether computer the scanner is hooked to has scanner software installed on it or not

takes two usb cables to operate (one for data, one for power) ; power cable could be replaced with a power adapter (at additional cost)

-small -duplex scanning - auto feeds quite well, without any interaction. -launch a scan with the push of a button. (button launched scan works whether computer the scanner is hooked to has scanner software installed on it or not

- takes two usb cables to operate (one for data, one for power) - power cable could be replaced with a power adapter (at additional cost)