Scanners

I bought this scanner refurbished 3 years ago, and it's still going strong. I have used this scanner for negatives, positives, and standard reflective media, and this scanner does well with whatever media you throw at it. The front buttons work in the ...

12 user reviews

Although the 3570C is a well priced scanner with some useful features, it's a bit of a curate's egg when it comes to image quality and performance. When used to capture opaque images from paper documents ...

8 expert reviews | 128 user reviews

The combination of image quality, speed, and price makes the Konica-Minolta DiMage Scan Dual IV an attractive package for anyone who needs to scan transparencies.

1 expert reviews | 42 user reviews

Consistent, expected results.

14 user reviews

If you can read this reading pen not for you. If you have great difficulty this pen is great for severe dyslexics or stroke victims. Or if you have difficulty reading certain words, this will help with individual words so you are not stuck on a word...

10 user reviews

no instructions

94 user reviews

First a word of warning - this is an older version of Neat Receipts software. The newer version has many additional feature. However, due to its increased memory requirement, I am still sticking with the older version that comes with the scanner. You...

10 user reviews

The handsome, all-black Microtek ScanMaker 6000 ($150 street) is sleek, trim, and nicely contoured. But it is by far the slowest scanner in our roundup.

1 expert reviews | 10 user reviews

I should start off by saying this is the third one I've had from HP in three months and I'm a graphics prepress professional so know what I'm talking about. The first one put stripes (imagine lawnmower stripes) across scans, especially on light pages....

5 expert reviews | 91 user reviews

Excluding higher-resolution images, the scanner offers such poor results that it is not even recommended for the most casual home user.

2 expert reviews

Love the Neat software but not this scanner. Had to do too much adjusting of the paper I was feeding thru to get a clear copy.

17 user reviews

Compact. I can bring it anywhere with my laptop

13 user reviews

Digital camera users who want a scanner might consider the Visioneer PhotoPort 7700 for the added benefit of its high-speed memory card readers.

2 expert reviews | 48 user reviews

Worked for a little while.

37 user reviews

I wrote the first paragraph here as a comment to another review. I'll extend it here. I've given the scanner three stars, which doesn't affect the average; if you can get it to work, which shouldn't be too difficult with the information here, it rates...

14 user reviews

Received a non functional product that had been returned previously.

21 user reviews

The Astra MX3 falls into a very large class of scanners priced under $200. There is little to make it stand out from the host of inexpensive, relatively quality scanners flooding the market.

12 user reviews

I bought this scanner about 4 years ago, it was when they were expensive and have never looked back. Since then I have done many photo replications with it for other people who can't believe how good of quality comes out of this scanner. I have...

23 user reviews

Can not use on Windows 8 or 8.1 system. no driver available

1 expert reviews | 301 user reviews

Good-quality scans, reasonably fast, start button.

2 expert reviews | 115 user reviews

Good-quality scans, easy to use, push-button controls.

1 expert reviews | 115 user reviews

The Hewlett Packard PhotoSmart S20 Scanner is an absolutely excellent all-around photo scanner for personal use. It can handle all three types of 35mm photographic media (negatives, slides, and prints), and consistently produces highly detailed scans...

2 expert reviews | 39 user reviews

for a print-optimized page

2 expert reviews | 17 user reviews

The AstraSlim is the cheapest of the scanners in this group test and also the slowest, but in its favour it is remarkable thin - just 34mm - and the images it produces belie its price ...

3 expert reviews | 6 user reviews

A few years back, £50 wouldn't buy you anything worth having in the way of a flatbed scanner. Now, though, devices like the LIDE 25 have changed the market considerably. This is a good, general-purpose scanner in a neat, small footprint, which is easy...

2 expert reviews | 42 user reviews