I bought a new printer and found out only after I purchased that it didn Advantages: The upright scanning is great for small home office spaces like mine, you can easily store the scanner away neatly and still use it fully.

Simple to use; Slimline design

Nil

best scanner at this price. and its scanning speed is too good 5 to 6 page per minute.

I got this to scan some documents in. And it was very quick and easy to setup. It is like the 4 time I have gotten one of these. The one I had I shipped to another address so I needed to get one to scan documents.

This scanner is very easy to use. Especially useful are the buttons on the front that allow you to scan multi-page documents directly to PDF. It's relatively fast too.

It is so simple and easy to use. Very compatible and slots on my desktop neatly. Very pleased with the product

Very good quality scanning

Saving & filing process complicated

There is a lot to like about this photo scanner and it works wonderfully for photographs, but it is not quite as adaptable to multiple tasks as some other models. It has a maximum optical resolution of 4800x4800 dpi, with digital interpolation that can boost that to up to 19,200x19,200 dpi for...

Not even a year old, very little use. I scanned a total of around 50 pages over the past few months. Now it gives me a message that I need to unlock the scanning unit. Tried the troubleshooting steps, driver re-install, etc. Nothing works. Bought directly from Amazon. Very disappointed.

You can think of the Canon CanoScan LiDE220 Color Image Scanner ($89.99) as either a low-end photo scanner that can't scan film, or as a high-end model for people who don't need to scan film and don't want to pay extra for a feature they'll never use.

High-quality photo scans; Image enhancements include color restore and dust removal; Scans to searchable PDF and editable text formats

Extremely limited software; No photo editor; Inconsistent commands from one choice for scanning to the next