Scanners

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

The V30 doesn't have everything – if you want a built-in transparency unit, for instance, you'll need to pay around £20 extra for the Perfection V300 – but the scan specifications and results are significantly ahead of those offered by most MFDs. For...

7 expert reviews | 704 user reviews

The Canon DR-M1060 does lack a few of the more advanced features (direct network support, barcode detection as standard) that you might get from the highest end models. However, those do tend to be considerably more expensive again. For larger...

2 expert reviews

As I’ve pointed out in other reviews, scan speed for manual feed scanners is not usually an issue, since the actual speed depends largely on how fast you can manually feed the paper. This general rule also applies to the RoadWarrior 3, but I found that...

2 expert reviews

The Plustek 7600i SE is a well designed, solidly made and easy to use film scanner that strikes a good balance between affordability and performance. The QuickScan features is ideal for digitising snapshots, and the SilverFast software is easy to use...

15 expert reviews | 164 user reviews

When checking on a new piece of hardware, one of the first things I do is to peruse the Quick Start Guide. Unfortunately this was not immediately possible with the IRIScan Book Executive 3 product. While there was documentation regarding other IRIS...

6 expert reviews | 438 user reviews

The VuPoint Solutions Magic InstaScan Portable Smart Scanner is a potentially useful tool you can carry with you for the occasional quick scan, particularly to your cell phone or tablet.

3 expert reviews | 103 user reviews

Good colour-quality but slow speeds make the HP ScanJet G4050 a more compelling proposition for those who occasionally need high-quality scans rather than for professional or semi-professional applications. At the price, there are alternatives that may...

27 expert reviews | 1076 user reviews

Nonetheless, provided you don't mind holding down the lid for books and other difficult source material, the Plustek OpticBook 3800's results should prove very pleasing. It's fast and accurate, and when combined with the very latest OCR software, will...

6 expert reviews | 79 user reviews

The Panasonic KV-S5055C is a fast document scanner built for high-volume scanning that can scan at up to tabloid size.

2 expert reviews | 2 user reviews

The price tag demands that you think carefully before buying this model, but its performance and features are right at the top edge. If your company have a need for mass-production of important files at sensational speeds, this is an amazing performer.

2 expert reviews | 12 user reviews

Can get cranky during extended use...

12 user reviews

Excellent scanner. Recommend highly

12 user reviews

Arrived quickly and worked perfectly!

18 user reviews

I love that I can scan my 12 X 12 scrapbook pages.

12 user reviews

It's epic! I think we scanned like 50,000 pages in 4 months on a single machine. It acted up once.... Then I used a can of air and scanned another 50,000 pages. Fujitsu !!!! Don't ever stop making this machine. Seriously, don't EVER stop making this...

748 user reviews

Just as described. One album of pictures and it already paid for itself.

107 user reviews

On a fairly frequent basis I am asked to find a journal or book and scan a few pages of it for someone. While this at first read, sounds like a simple task, it's fairly time consuming. Here's the process: * Leave my office. * Go down a double flight...

25 user reviews

" This printer was returned because it was faulty, could not even set it up, it kept telling me the ink cartridges ( which came with the printer) were incorrect for the printer, wasted over an hour just trying to get it to work , not good for a make...

246 user reviews

Very satisfied!

106 user reviews

This small, A4 scanner from Fujitsu is very convenient to use: it draws its power from a USB port and it can be used right there at your desk to scan loose sheets of paper one at a time. Some useful software ships with it, too, although its business...

2 expert reviews | 805 user reviews

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

Canon’s CanoScan 8600F produces excellent scans at a fair old clip until the application of lots of the FARE processing is applied, when things slow noticeably. But the results more than make up for any wait. This is a good scanner and one I can easily...

7 expert reviews | 331 user reviews

Proiveds high quality scans at high speed. Can cope with all sorts of film formats. Looks as if it will cope with heavy usage and last well.

50 user reviews

Overall, If scanning business cards is your thing, or there are pages of typed A4 that you want to quickly convert to an electronic archive, then this could well be the answer to your prayers. If on the other hand you are after something that will...

8 expert reviews | 122 user reviews