Fujitsu ScanSnap iX1400 Simple One-Touch Button Document Scanner for Mac or PC, Black

This guy has a lot of potential. Setting up the video and watching it took less than 30 minutes. The ScanSnap software was simple to set up once it was downloaded. It was simple to set up and tweak the software for me. Furthermore, wireless connectivity was simple and straightforward, with excellent quality. Unfortunately, I had to scan a death certificate, which looked nearly identical to the original, complete with the stamped imprint, after I made sure it was in color. It's also quick; I scanned five documents in under two minutes. I'll close as I opened in 3 minutes, which includes making them PDFs and getting them ready for archiving, sending, and other uses. Wow, this scanner is incredible.

Remy Moran

| Nov 22, 2021

My Epson scanner was no match for OCR. TLDR; It works, it works well, and it's fairly simple to use. br>br>First and foremost, there is a version without the touchscreen; however, if you plan on using it frequently, the touchscreen is well worth the extra money. Works with 2. br>br> You can connect via USB or 5 and 5 GHz frequencies. br>br>As a teacher, I've found that these scanners are extremely helpful when teaching remotely. I own an Epson, but it has trouble scanning anything that isn't a standard sheet of paper. br>br>This scanner is a significant upgrade, primarily because the software, both for the PC and for the machine that you control from the touchscreen, is so much better. You canbr>br>Scan to folderbr>Scan to emailbr>Scan business cardsbr>Scan receiptsbr>Send to the cloudbr>br>Sometimes I need to scan a document and upload it to the webbr>br>After you get it set up from the front screen, you canbr>br>Scan to folderbr>Scan to emailbr>Scan business cardsbr>Scan receipts The OCR recognition is also superior to that of my Epson, which means I spend less time correcting mistakes in documents I've scanned for students. I'm not sure why; the software, ABBYY Finereader, is identical, but this scanner makes about half as many errors as my previous Epson. br>br>While this has a small footprint when folded, you will need space to extend the holder for the scanned paper vertically and horizontally after it has been scanned. br>br>Unlike my Epson, which has a tendency to shoot the paper out and away from the scanner, this one does not. The paper does not fall off the scanner. When you open the scanner (the top part), it turns on. br>br>It will mark blank pages for you to delete during scanning or do it yourself if you prefer. It can tell if a page is colored or not, even if it's mixed in with black and white pages! br>br>In theory, it can print 40 pages per minute, and in practice, it comes pretty close: in three trials, I got about 42, 36, and 43 pages. Set the mode to "better. " You can choose between normal, better, best, and excellent (the latter slows it down noticeably; on excellent mode, I got about 9 ppm). br>br>It works better with crinkled pages, but it can still jam if the paper isn't flat and smooth. br>br>You have the option of saving to PDF, searchable PDF, or JPEG formats. br>br>You can use what are known as profiles to send whatever you scan to a specific folder, such as receipts to one file in the cloud and business cards to another. You have complete control over the icons that appear on your screen. You can also create individual sets of icons for up to five people. br>br>Contrary to popular belief, there are a number of disadvantages to using this product. br>Not for things like photos, for example. They appear to be acceptable, but they are not of the same quality as the original photo. This is for documents that will be used in the real world. br>br>There is no ethernet port. br>br>TWAIN / ISIS is not supported.

Esmeralda GRIFFITHS

| Sep 13, 2021

I bought my first one about 12 years ago, and it's still going strong after all these years. free. It has made it possible for me to live a paperless existence. free of all the miscellaneous documents we must deal with on a daily basis - Bank, financial, and insurance records, invoices, receipts, medical records, and authorizations are just a few examples. I kept waiting for my old one to die so I could replace it, but it just wouldn't die. I was finally able to get the iX1600 after it stopped feeding properly. This model appears to be just as well-built as the previous one, but it is noticeably faster. They're fantastic little workhorses for home and small business use. The only criticism I have is that they have a lot of scanning, document management, and OCR software to choose from, and their website makes it easier to find and select the right one. ScanSnap Home, the all-in-one scanner, is one of the most popular. one document management system, and ScanSnap Manager, which does the scanning using different profiles you set up, and works with separate apps for OCR and other ancillary functions like business card reading and management. It is up to you to create and manage your own document management system. Because I already had a working system and workflow in place, the latter is the best option for me. br>br>Before purchasing this iX1600 model, I purchased the previous iX1500 model. I had to return it because it froze after a firmware update and couldn't be fixed easily. That gave me the opportunity to try out their customer service, which I can now say is outstanding.

Felicity McCoy

| Jul 19, 2021

WTF? This scanner has excellent reviews, and I previously owned an older ScanSnap duplex ADF scanner model that was about 6-years old. That I adored seven years ago—what engineering. However, I've had this new ix1600 scanner for 24 hours and have spent 4 hours trying to connect it to my PC and install the software, and I'm completely surprised at how difficult they've made it. The instructions are incredibly perplexing, leading me in circles and leaving me unsure of how many programs I need to install and how many I need to remove. I need to get some exe files; A link to "manuals" leads to a page with software downloads that I've already visited. The scanner display appears to know its IP address and can locate and connect to my network, but it does not appear to be visible or addable to my PC. This is a god-like creature. a colossal disaster Is there any user testing that they've done? And I've worked in the software industry for 30 years, including writing user manuals and installing software. I'm not sure how I'm going to get out of this mess. Now is the time for me to take a break and drink something strong.

Nova Buckley

| Feb 15, 2021

In the last 11 years, I've bought three ScanSnap scanners. These scanners appeal to me because of their small size, excellent quality, and ease of use. But, compared to previous generations, the ix1600 is the most significant upgrade. br>br>It scans at incredible speeds with little jamming and incredible intelligence (it detected a piece of paper that was thicker than the rest of the pages scanned and asked me to confirm that it didn't skip pages by scanning too many at once). br>br>I also like that I can share this scanner with multiple computers in my house, though the ScanSnap Home software could be a little easier to use with a Wi-Fi connection. The ix1600 is connected to the internet via Wi-Fi.

Chaim Horne

| Aug 19, 2021