Scanners

Budget-minded buyers who want automatic photo fixing may find the ScanMaker i320 to their liking.

5 expert reviews | 12 user reviews

Fantastic product. Works great, scans are really good quality images. I will more than likely buy another in the future. Very portable, and I only used a 1gb memory card and it held about 1000 scanned images. It can hang up on a scan if you don't hold...

103 user reviews

The scanner is a small form factor and seems to have a solid case

10 user reviews

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2 expert reviews | 19 user reviews

Brought this for a user to copy a lot and I mean a lot of business cards - worked perfectly user was very pleased withit.

252 user reviews

An excellent mid-range buy: top-quality scans, fast scan times and good value.

9 expert reviews | 98 user reviews

Works great except when it over-exposes which *can* be fixed by clicking the "Snap Shot" button in the Photoimpression program (wrongly referred to as the "Capture" or "Enter" button in other Amazon reviews) immediately when the image loads, resulting...

23 user reviews

I can't believed that awesome portable wireless scanner no need insert SD memory card have easy real-time scan my old family photos and work document to my Smartphone and Laptop. I love it for fun and help my family collect which beautiful image on the...

17 user reviews

The 5590 is a good scanner for office documents but less so for photos and film

9 expert reviews | 429 user reviews

Very high quality product. Would definitely recommend. However, don't expect miracles. The OCR ( recognition of the characters on business cards is nowhere near perfect - perhaps 60-65% accurate at best. Expect to do a LOT OF MANUAL EDITING to correct...

152 user reviews

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1 expert reviews | 36 user reviews

This is brilliant. Well worth the money.

30 user reviews

hate it, I wish I could get my money back, it is on the shelf gathering dust. when tried to scan more than a couple of pages, they get stuck, or when it did scan, some of the pages were missing.

21 user reviews

Although I purchased the SE, the difference is only the extra film holders - overall performance is good but the unit is let down by the components - the switches on top of the unit are cheap and lumpy, and feel that they will fail at any minute - the...

2 expert reviews | 21 user reviews

IRISPen Express 7 measures 15.5x2.5x1.5cm, a 1.4metre USB lead is hard wired into the tail of the unit. I used it in a USB2 port but it will work in USB3 but at no faster speed. In fact while the head is 2.5cm wide it will only read a single line at a...

2 expert reviews | 89 user reviews

We find it hard to believe the four rear USBs will be used much at all, as with the feed trays extended, they are all hidden and you have to get at the back of the machine to align and plug in any device. There's a modem socket at the back, too, as the...

6 expert reviews | 32 user reviews

Between the two Epson scanners, whether the Epson WorkForce DS-7500 is worth the additional cost depends largely on how much you scan and what format you scan to. If you scan primarily to sPDF files, it's hard to see how you could justify paying more...

1 expert reviews | 11 user reviews

Turned a business card into an Address Book contact with full details in under 30 secs!

4 expert reviews | 107 user reviews

I paid a lot less than current prices for this...I think my cost was around $2K. At today's price I would not buy it new. I'd spend the money on a great Nikon digital cam or Canon, etc. I've scanned dozens of rolls of 120 film with it. I had problems...

7 expert reviews | 160 user reviews

Even though everyone gripes about the complexity of programming trunked systems, this scanner is one the easiest to program both conventional and trunked systems. Once you learn the scannner's procedures for entering data, then this becomes a very...

12 user reviews

US$109 plus £21 UK customs duty, totalling £90. Quite expensive for a piece of plastic, albeit an elaborate piece. It would help if Amazon gave a clear warning that this item was sourced outside the UK and would therefore be subject to import duty....

27 user reviews

HP's Scanjet 3970 is an inexpensive scanner, and although not very fast it does generate good quality images, particularly when using it to scan negatives. Like most of the Scanjet range it is easy to set up and use.

4 expert reviews | 36 user reviews

For[$] you cannot go wrong for analog 800 MHZ Truning Scanning. The alpha tagging and general trunking scanning is exceptional. I am going to buy 2 more [$] Get this Radio!

48 user reviews

For those of us without assistants, manually entering business cards into our address books is a task so torturous that we might start thinking about...

1 expert reviews | 13 user reviews

Basic scanner lacks a transparency adapter and automatic document feeder, though quick-start buttons do everything but make toast.

5 expert reviews | 14 user reviews