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Updated: 01-06-2025 23:24
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#51
alaScore 91

Epson Perfection V700

Epson has been pushing dedicated film scanner, scan quality for some years and now, with the V700 the results are certainly better than most dedicated film scanners. When you realise this scanner is under £400 (around £399 actually), and it is better...

10 expert reviews | 173 user reviews

#52
alaScore 91

Canon DR C125

The C125 isn't the cheapest of sheetfed scanners - although it's around half the price of the M160 - but it comes with good quality and a nice turn of speed. Add the very decent software bundle, and this is a good all-rounder that'll prove a nice...

5 expert reviews | 96 user reviews

#53
alaScore 91

Fujitsu ScanSnap S300

The paperless office is a nice sentiment, but there are professions that are slow to evolve from creating reams of paper on a regular basis - law, estate agents, and medicine, to name a few. For mobile professionals looking for a way to manage paper...

15 expert reviews | 722 user reviews

#54
alaScore 91

Panasonic KV-S1026C

The Panasonic KV-S1026C-MKII is a relatively fast and highly accurate entry-level desktop document scanner; all it really needs is a lower price.

2 expert reviews | 2 user reviews

#55
alaScore 91

Fujitsu FI-7160

The Fujitsu fi-7160 is a fast, capable workgroup document scanner with a full set of features.

2 expert reviews | 173 user reviews

#56
alaScore 91

Kodak ScanMate i1150

The Kodak Scanmate i1150 is powerful and easy to use. Results are smooth and the quality is good. For many serious businesses, the price tag won't be much of an issue given the stunning performance. Whether you're feeding in 200+ page bundles, or...

5 expert reviews | 3 user reviews

#57
alaScore 91

Canon P-150 Scanner

Can this portable sheet-feed scanner put in a premium performance away from home?

10 expert reviews | 214 user reviews

#58
alaScore 91

Canon Canoscan LIDE 110

The Canon CanoScan LiDE 110 Color Image Scanner is aimed at people who want to scan photographic prints without paying extra for a film scanning feature they don't need.

7 expert reviews | 4827 user reviews

#59
alaScore 91

Epson GT S50

With respectable scan times, flawless (if dated looking) software, decent scan speeds, and the best looking colour scans we’ve seen from a document scanner, the Epson Workforce Pro GT-S50 is one of the better document scanners available.

8 expert reviews | 1397 user reviews

#60
alaScore 91

Epson WorkForce DS-560

A tiny powerhouse of document workflow technology, the DS-560 delivers wholesale scanning for those businesses ready to embrace it.

2 expert reviews | 50 user reviews

#61
alaScore 91

HP Scanjet N9120

The HP ScanJet Enterprise Flow N9120 fn2 Document Scanner offers an excellent mix of features and performance for offices that do a high volume of scanning.

4 expert reviews | 2 user reviews

#62
alaScore 91

IRIScan Mouse

IRIScan’s rodent glides smoothly in use thanks to two Teflon pads on its base. Sandwiched between these you’ll also find the laser sensor and scanner window. Though the mouse itself is ambidextrous, the left-oriented scan button obviously doesn’t...

9 expert reviews | 72 user reviews

#63
alaScore 91

Brother ADS2000E

Brother's ImageCenter ADS-2000e is a capable, reliable, and affordable entry-level document scanner that comes with an excellent software package.

2 expert reviews | 10 user reviews

#64
alaScore 91

Xerox Documate 4440

This is a very versatile, sheet-feed scanner for general office use. Although it appears expensive if you're more used to looking at flatbed devices, its key features are scan speed, its dual scan heads, which enable duplex scanning, and the excellent...

4 expert reviews | 7 user reviews

#65
alaScore 91

Kodak ScanMate i940

Overall this is a flawed device that scans well, and is portable, but is also quite expensive and has some installation issues.

7 expert reviews | 133 user reviews

#66
alaScore 91

HP Scanjet Enterprise Flow 5000 s2 Sheet-feed Scanner

As with most document scanners, the 5000 s2 offers 600 pixel-per-inch (ppi) optical resolution, which is far higher than you need for most purposes. HP’s 25 ppm and 50 ipm rating is for color, grayscale, and black and white at 300 ppi. For my tests I...

3 expert reviews | 20 user reviews

#67
alaScore 91

Matter and Form 3D Scanner

The Matter and Form 3D Scanner V2 +Quickscan has much faster scan speeds, but a higher price, than its predecessor.

2 expert reviews

#68
alaScore 90

Avision AD125

Brilliant for the purpose I brought it, however may need to upgrade, will definitely use the same company who produce this product because of their service.

2 expert reviews | 9 user reviews

#69
alaScore 90

Canon CanoScan 8800

The Canon CanoScan 8800F provides consumers with a solution for all photo archiving needs with the ability to scan up to twelve 35mm slides or negatives at a time, along with standard documents and images. The maximum optical resolution is 4800x9600...

21 expert reviews | 1429 user reviews

#70
alaScore 90

Fujitsu fi-6130

The Fujitsu fi-6130Z is a reliable scanner, and for those with conventional needs, the ScandAll Pro front-end will make scanning a simple process. The Canon DR-M160, though, has a more compact and robust design, and fares a little better on speed and...

6 expert reviews | 383 user reviews

#71
alaScore 90

Canon imageFORMULA P-150

For deskbound office users, the Imageformula P-150 is too expensive and its highest quality scan mode too slow to make it worth buying, even if you're desperate to save desk space. However, if your business relies on travelling representatives who...

7 expert reviews | 58 user reviews

#72
alaScore 90

iVina BulletScan S300

More scanner reviews: • HP ScanJet Pro 4500 fn1 Network Scanner• Epson Expression 12000XL Graphic Arts Scanner• IRIScan Book 5 WiFi• Epson Workforce ES-200 Portable Duplex Document Scanner• Epson Workforce ES-300W Portable Wireless Duplex Document...

4 expert reviews | 61 user reviews

#73
alaScore 90

KODAK I2900

When a run-of-the-mill flatbed just doesn't cut it, is this the scanner you should turn to?

5 expert reviews | 18 user reviews

#74
alaScore 90

Xerox Mobile Scanner

On top are two buttons, one for power and the other to select between scan types: photo, mono document and colour document, which each have blue indicator leds. All three lights flash together to show error conditions, like not having an SD card...

4 expert reviews

#75
alaScore 90

Skanner CanoScan 9000F

Scan printed documents, pictures, negatives or slides Canon’s new Canoscan 9000F is a replacement for the excellent 8800F scanner, which has been in our Best Buys list since we reviewed it back ...

19 expert reviews | 1270 user reviews