Canon P-150 Scanner

94% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

93% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

Speedy ; Excellent portability

Too unreliable ; Doesn't like multiple pages

Canon can be proud of what it’s achieved here. The Canon imageFORMULA P-150 is much lighter and better-looking than the competition. Only the ScanSnap S300 can get close on portability, but that scanner isn’t as powerful or as capable of as...

Windows, Mac and Linux support is a bonus.  The size and design are very appealing and matches the traditional IBM Thinkpad look that many mobile business users have grown accustomed to.  Software, if not using third-party applications could be a deal...

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 need...

Speedy scanning, at just six seconds per page. Once configured, scans directly to Evernote with no problems. Document feeder holds up to 20 sheets. Can scan both sides at once

A bit chunky. Document tray and paper guides seem a bit flimsy. Complicated setup. Doesn’t scan to cloud services other than Evernote. Needs to be plugged into two USB ports for maximum velocity

Automatic document feeder. Rated at 15 pages per minute for black-and-white and grayscale scans. Duplexes

Relatively large and heavy for a portable scanner. Initial setup is a touch harder than it should be

The Canon imageFormula P-150 Scan-tini more than justifies its large size with fast speed, an automatic document feeder, and the ability to scan both sides of a page.

When you connect the Scan-tini to your Mac, a drive icon mounts on your desktop. This small, 14.4MB volume holds a stripped-down version of Canon’s CaptureOnTouch Lite software. Canon calls this feature “Plug and Scan” and it means that you don’t have...

Zero and I mean ZERO(none, nothing, zip) software or driver Install required ; The easiest Scanning interface I have ever seen and it even remembers your settings ; High speed USB with built in power (no external supply needed) ; Scan quality is superb...

Slighty fidly loading of pages due to small size of 'paper guides ; Auto deskew feature not very good (but not really needed abyway) ; A little pricey but in my view worth it

Very small footprint - will fit on most any workspace. Driverless install/use with Windows 7 and on-device OnTouch software works much better than expected ; Very fast scanning at 300dpi - color and B/W ; Quiet, efficient (powers off when you close...

I haven't tested this with Linux yet. Results may vary on that platform, but works like a dream with Windows 7

Love the scanner. Love that it has built in software. Document feeder works well so far (max 4 pages in my use). The Canon software does a great job at producing searchable PDFs, my main use. I have not tried pictures etc, but I have a flatbed for...

Hate the Paperport (Nuance) software. The interface is cluttered. If you try to work on file in it, it conveniently (not) moves the file to folder of its choice. I have files where I want them, leave them there. The worst is that I bought the scanner...