Best Scanners for Beginning

it took just a few minutes to set up the scanner, but i found the "user" guide a bit convoluted and found myself learning how to use the features by trial and error.

documentation that comes along with the product consists of a quick start page (english, spanish, and french versions) and an online user guide.

the product being defective on opening and 2.

there is no need to start software to use the scanner.

it seemed to have more trouble than necessary grabbing one sheet at a time, especially at the very beginning or end of a batch.

it turns on by simply opening up the lid, and is always ready to go.

paper jams are simple to resolve and cleaning takes just a few minutes because all the scanning elements are easily exposed by opening the front latch and wiping a damp cloth across the glass and

make sure you have a powerful shredder because once you get started you will want to get rid of a lot of old papers.

started with the 35, then got the 70 because it went to usb 2.0, and now i bought this one for it's increased speed.

i was scanning in approximately 10 minutes after opening the box.

hope other companies start moving in this direction.

initially when i saw comments about the 17 second scan time, i was very concerned and was close to avoiding this model.

having bought it for receipts, i also started to use it for other items - like short product information, some restaurant recommendations that someone had scribbled for me, an antique postcard that

if you read my other reviews you will notice that i am not easily pleased but where can i start with this scanner.

but the quality and general classiness of the device makes it well worth learning to use, and there's other software out there.

i started using this scanner two nights ago.

the scansnap took 3min 10sec from the start of the scan to pdf file creation, without using text recognition; the epson took 4min 6sec.

i just started trying to "go paperless" to a certain degree using my old hp aio.

i decided that the time is right to get a document scanner and start archiving these documents into pdf for safekeeping and retrieval.