Plustek OpticSilm 2700 - High Speed Flatbed Scanner, 3sec Fast scan Speeds. Compact Design for Home and Home Office. Support Twain and for Windows only

This scanner took the place of a Canon LIDE 700 that had served me admirably for many years. Before that, I had a Canon that I had for a long time. I purchased a Canon LIDE 400 because I was familiar with the CanoScan I/F and TWAIN I/F. Scanners are primarily used for copying to a black-and-white laser printer and creating PDF files from paper documents. I sent the LIDE 400 back because I couldn't get it to copy from its button I/F or ScanGear I/F. br>This scanner is quick and produces a crisp copy when printing. I only take photos every few years, so I can't comment on color quality or anything like that. I don't like the scanner I/F or TWAIN I/F as much as the Canon, but that could be due to familiarity. The TWAIN preview/scan I/F image is smaller than on the Canon. This scanner has an on/off/standby switch and runs off of a power cord rather than USB power. The software is installed by connecting the USB, turning it on, and then installing it. I'm using the most recent version of Windows 10, and despite not receiving the add hardware/new hardware detected notice, the installation went smoothly. br>There is no next/finished option in the multiple PDF function. Instead, you set a timer for the next page to be automatically scanned. The timer is set to ten seconds by default. I discovered that if I set it to a higher value and then hit the PDF button after my next page was in place, I could get a better result. While the timer is counting down, a finish button appears. br>I did a few test scans of color documents, and they came out much sharper than the Canon I replaced. I created a PDF of a multipage letter written in 1945 on very thin paper with blue ink, and the image turned out well. With this scanner, the scanned item must be flat against the glass, so I had to weigh down the lid to flatten the letter's creases. br>It appeals to me. Quick and thorough. Documentation that is thorough.

Kimberly Drake

| Apr 24, 2021

The PlusTech 2680H scanner is the model you're looking at. It'll take care of almost all of your scanning needs at home. It isn't particularly high-tech, as it lacks a wireless interface and is limited to Windows 7, 8 and 10. 10 OS. The software installation, on the other hand, was a breeze. Their website has all of the information you'll need to set up your scanner. STAT is currently in use. This scanner is definitely worth a second look for all of you Windows OS users out there.

Elle Oneill

| Jul 09, 2021

I'm using it to scan old photo albums with photos that are impossible to remove, and this scanner is small enough to fit on my desk alongside the unfolded album while still being adjustable to fit each page. Scans are extremely helpful and of excellent quality.

Wesson METCALFE

| Feb 02, 2021

This was purchased because I required a scanner, but I no longer require a printer. On my desk, this takes up almost no room. Quick and quiet scanning. If you're scanning documents or photos, you'll get great results.

Colt Harrell

| Nov 30, 2021

I bought it to send pictures of my car and my ID to a car dealer. It is extremely simple to operate. It was successful - My car has been sold. I'm a 73-year-old grandmother, so there's no need for technical assistance.

Frankie Yang

| Jun 28, 2021

a scanner that works.

Angelica Brock

| Mar 05, 2021

It's fantastic. incredibly quick The image quality is excellent. True scanning from edge to edge. continue to scan I really like this scanner.

Layla Gilbert

| Dec 20, 2021

Excellent product.

Nellie Kaiser

| Nov 26, 2021