Scanners

Within the past couple of months, I've tried 2 other scanners. One manufacturer had the most difficult time with English and not much in the way of a users manual. The second had better documentation, and I think I would have been successful getting it...

10 user reviews

I ordered two of these items because I was after a couple of barcode scanners with stands, as they were to be used in a retail environment. What I actually received was two cream coloured barcode scanners with no stands. I sent them back to Amazon for...

441 user reviews

I looked at all the options, and selected this one for its lcd display and its price ($60) From the moment I received it, literally 10 minutes later I was editing my images on the computer! The only caveat is that my instructions did not specify which...

458 user reviews

I had no idea wand scanners existed and am finding this sooo handy to have in addition to my regular scanner. Much easier to scan long receipts and book or magazine pages with this. Not so good as my flat glass scanner for pictures though they are...

94 user reviews

Four buttons on the front panel let you scan, copy (with a printer), or send images directly to a file or email application. You can also customize some of the buttons' functions (to change the linked applications, for example) using Canon's utility,...

9 expert reviews | 74 user reviews

Honestly I purchased this a year or so ago, it still works great. I have scanned thousands of picture. You need a little practice until you get the hang of it.

49 user reviews

Works great. This is second time I bought same model.

48 user reviews

I also bought the PS50 and wrote an extensive review on Amazon already. Bottom line is the printer scans your photos quickly and even at 300dpi the quality is great! You can scan one side or both (for those of you whose mom wrote on the back of old...

12 user reviews

Works ok, but it can be used with the curvature of books, and it's very hard to keep constant velocity while scanning so you get deformed images. I end up using the phone camera instead of this scanner.

187 user reviews

I read the reviews before I bought this and I decided to buy it anyway and am very pleased I did. its manual, but once you get the hang of it it fun cause you soo cught up in the trip down memory lane on screen. Also has a progam on your laptop or...

126 user reviews

The Epson Perfection 4870 Photo sets a new standard for flatbed scanners. The 4800 ppi resolution is incredibly high, but the Dmax of 3.8 and Digitial ICE image correction, makes this flatbed scanner the first true competitor of a dedicated film...

18 expert reviews | 66 user reviews

NICE SCANNER, INEXPENSIVE WIRELESS IS NICEAS WE SCAN LARGE BOXES THAT DON'T HAVE TO BE MOVED ACROSS THE ROOM TO SCAN. JUST GOT TO REMEMBER TO OCASSIONALLY RECHARGE

86 user reviews

I like to underline and highlight text. With this scanner, I just scan the pages, then hook to the computer and print. Now I have no need to muck-up the original text.

54 user reviews

A significant upgrade from your typical MFD’s scanner function, the V370 offers very good quality for a sub-£100 model. It can handle slides, and the lid can even cater for thick books. It doesn't look great, and the protruding wires could be an issue...

1 expert reviews | 2008 user reviews

Works as advertised. I managed to toss all of my business cards. Good purchase.

18 user reviews

The output of the Canon is really quite impressive, especially for such a small device. The colour accuracy and level of detail captured is of a very high standard. We were particularly impressed with the way the 700F picked out subtle colour...

4 expert reviews | 68 user reviews

We really like Papershow - it's a neat solution to several presentational problems. And against all odds Papershow is fun to use. It's difficult to judge the value of such a niche product, but compare its £117 price tag to an electronic smartboard, for...

3 expert reviews

After owning my Canon for well over a year and 500+ documents later I would recommend it without hesitation. It's not perfect, it has froze a few times requiring a power on/off . Sometimes the paper gets askew but for the most part it works pretty...

6 expert reviews | 54 user reviews

Although you can buy flatbed scanners for 50 or even less, these are really only suitable for home use. If you want something a little more capable, and with the option of automatic document feed and a transparency scanner, then the Microtek ScanMaker...

5 expert reviews | 194 user reviews

An impressive portable scanning solution

8 expert reviews | 557 user reviews

This was just what I was looking for to review my father's slides before deciding whether I needed to invest in a slide converter.

19 user reviews

The Epson WorkForce GT-1500 is Epson's answer to the growing need in small businesses for a fast document-focused scanner that can scan multiple pages of text in short order. The results with photos weren't disappointing either, making the scanner more...

6 expert reviews | 922 user reviews

This device was a waste of money. I could not get it to sync to my iPad and then it just was independently running and thus not able to be used. I would not recommend this item.

1 expert reviews | 195 user reviews

A stylish and affordable scanner with the unusual bonus of an automatic 35mm film loader built into the versatile lid, yet it's sadly let down by slow acting software and long scanning times.

10 expert reviews | 81 user reviews

The Brother ImageCenter ADS-2500We scanner lets you scan over a network, to a USB key, to a selection of websites, and to phones and tablets.

1 expert reviews | 35 user reviews