Fujitsu ScanSnap SV600

87% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

100% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

The SV600 isn't perhaps a mainstream product - it's too pricey for that. However, the sheer range of materials it can scan, and the quality with which it can scan them, makes it an outstanding product in its field. If you work in an environment where...

Accepts single sheet, stapled or bound - up to A3 size; Simple to use; Software de-skews, crops and rotates automatically

Slower than a sheet-fed scanner; Changing settings can be a fiddle; Sensitive to light

A unique and versatile scanner, the SV600 is good, but you'll have to make sure that you use it in low-light conditions to avoid washed out images.

Uses an overhead scanner, rather than the camera typically found in other similar models. Suitable for scanning documents, books, business cards, photos, 3D objects, and more.

When automatic cropping for book pages doesn't work well, adjusting the crop lines can get tedious.

For more constrained budgets, the Plustek A300 is a strong contender. It takes longer to set up each page for scanning than with the Fujitsu ScanSnap SV600, but it needs fewer corrections after the scan. On the other hand, the SV600 is even less...

Can scan virtually anything ; Very small footprint ; Fast

Not great at correcting for page distortion or curvature ; Not suited to scanning transparencies ; Expensive

It looks like a table lamp, but the ScanSnap SV600 scans material quickly and efficiently, and it takes up minimal space when not in use. It's also a hoot to watch, but page curvature is a problem.

Book scanning- Scan Quality/Speed- Included productivity tools

Price- Space commitment- Problems scanning black documents

Book scanning- Scan Quality/Speed- Included productivity tools

Price- Space commitment- Problems scanning black documents

There are plenty of desktop scanning solutions on the market to add to productivity and cut down on desk clutter. Whether the user wants to organize daily paperwork, insert documents into the cloud, or just get rid of paper to keep a clean working en

The Fujitsu scansnap handles books extremely well. I have been digitizing my collection of nearly 100 sheet music books, and for that purpose, it has been perfect. The pages come out very clear and accurate, and once a workflow is in place, the...

Fairly expensive scanner. Pages with curves with result in sub-par scans. Material that is black and white works very well, but if the pages have artwork or a dark background, the page detection will be inaccurate, and manual adjustments will have to...

The Fujitsu scansnap handles books extremely well. I have been digitizing my collection of nearly 100 sheet music books, and for that purpose, it has been perfect. The pages come out very clear and accurate, and once a workflow is in place, the...

Fairly expensive scanner. Pages with curves with result in sub-par scans. Material that is black and white works very well, but if the pages have artwork or a dark background, the page detection will be inaccurate, and manual adjustments will have to...