Scanner Epson Perfection V19 black Review

For the money, an excellent scanner, for the home it is the most. The specification says that it can scan at a resolution of 4800dpi, but the manufacturer did not specify what size the image should be and this is not A4, but much smaller. But for my tasks, the limit is 1200, and that's probably a lot. Made a small review

There were several other scanners of this type in the warranty workshop. Everyone has the same problem. The carriage clings to the wires. It unfolds across the scanning direction.

For a scan of just texts, it can and will do, but then it makes no sense to take new ones, because 1200 is the last century. I bought it in vain, it was easier to repair the old MFP, the scanner is better there. Has some pros: I took a broken MFP to replace the scanner, I did not notice any special advantages. Cons: 1. Third-party scanner programs see it as a scanner with an optical resolution of 1200 dpi, which raises doubts about the declared characteristics! (the MFP saw 4800 optical) 2…

Bought for the office to replace the old canon scan lide 25 scanner. The difference is colossal. Epson Perfection V19 scans pages very quickly at an average quality of 300-600dpi. Great scanner. Got pros: Fast Scan. The presence of buttons for quick scanning in pdf format. Easy. Powered by usb. Quick setup when connected. Its cons: In order for all the mechanical buttons on the scanners to work, for quick scanning, you need an Internet connection on your computer (additional software was…

Good impressions. If you need a scanner for occasional work at home or at work, then I recommend it. The scan quality is really good, and the price is not high. Pros: Lightweight, compact, just one wire. Scans well. For scanning at home for such a price, a great option. Cons below: For such a price, it’s not right to find fault with the product))) but the lid is really flimsy, it was written about in previous reviews. However, if you work carefully, it will not break.

Installing other utilities that make it simpler to scan and save them may also be done with the assistance of the web installer. These utilities make it feasible to install them. Some accounts claim that the supplementary softinka, rather than the primary application, is what makes the buttons on the device work, and that this may be done without having to open the main program. Has pros: Excellent scan quality, low weight and size, and independent of external power supply With these drawbacks:

With its pros: Wonderful) Compact, lightweight, firewood can be downloaded from the network, no problem Auto-detection and detailed settings, including color, sharpness, rotation. Has cons: Not a significant drawback - there are traces on the lid, it is matte.

Acquired for digitization of the photo archive, I'll go to hand it over. Only suitable for text, but for text there are cheaper options.

Pros: You can scan documents. Convenient utility to scan to *. pdf. Firewood takes a little long to start, but you can get used to it. Has some cons: I put it on XP 4-5 times. When scanning photos with a resolution of 600-1200, the photos are scanned with stripes.

With the help of the web installer, it is also possible to install other utilities that make it easier to scan and store them. According to some reports, it is the additional softinka that activates the buttons on the device, without the need to launch the main application. With its pros: Excellent scan quality, lightweight, compact, no power supply With its cons: Excellent scan quality, lightweight,commpact, no power supply

I chose the scanner exclusively for scanning photos (home user, family photo archive). It is not suitable for photographic films due to the lack of special devices and a simplified design (another much more expensive apparatus is needed for these purposes). Taking it out of the box, I immediately felt the difference with the 10-year-old scanner that stood before it. More compact and much lighter. Installed without "dancing", got up on Win7x64 like a native (downloaded software and firewood from

Before that, I used Canon Lide25 for more than 15 years - without any complaints. The scanner is still alive (the lamps are a bit low, but for the purpose of photocopying, the docs will do), only there are no drivers for Windows-10 for it, and I don’t have computers for Windows-7 left. I regret that I didn’t buy Canon again, I decided to try another brand, but in vain.

This is a simple scanner with no frills. Works since June 2022. Yes, there is no "Off" button. But it's not difficult for me to turn it off via USB. This is a normal scanner. Works under W7 + Epson Scan and VueScan. Regular user, not IT. Been using agfa snapscan e20 for 9 years since 1999. Then (2022 . V330 (MMGW004900 and MMGW011197 - two pieces in 3 months). Then HP ScanJet G4050 (8 years old, the cat broke). Now Epson Perfection V19. No complaints.

Pros below: The first day I did great scans. Works only from usb, network is not needed Cons: On the second day, the focus completely broke down and lost its focus.

Has pros: Lightweight, compact, USB powered, quiet, fast. I immediately got up via USB 3, from the CD in the kit, they write that the blue indicator does not turn off, but everything turns off when I turn off the computer. Has cons: Didn't notice. Of the shortcomings, only delivery, again DPD screwed up, confused the city and, as a result, an extra week of delivery. But this is already a system, if DPD then expect trouble, from different online stores, and jambs with DPD are a must. Here is SDE

Some pros: Scan quality. Compactness. Flexibility of settings during scanning. Got cons: No on/off button. , the scanner is always initialized when the computer is turned on. But this is not critical.

Got pros: In auto mode, it crops the photo to size Powered by usb Light and thin, almost the size of a laptop There are physical buttons to start scanning on the case Cons below: The appearance of the program is like 20 years ago, but the main functionality is there. Slow, but enough for a small volume Sometimes streaks appear

Normal household scanner. Scans slowly, not suitable for a large number of documents, but sometimes scanning several sheets is ok. The top cover feels fragile, it must be handled with care. Color rendition sometimes fails, the orange maple leaf pattern, for example, brought to a noticeably darker red, but this is solvable. I connected to Windows very easily, I couldn’t connect to a laptop with Endless OS (Linux stub) from a swoop, I haven’t figured it out further yet. In general, it does what…

In photographs with normal exposure and color saturation, it scans quite correctly and the flaws are invisible. However, something unimaginable happens in the drawings. All colors except orange and its shades are transmitted normally. But your bright orange pumpkins will turn into a bloody mess when scanned. I draw with Copic markers on paper for markers (tests were carried out with both glossy and matte paper - the difference is imperceptible). The scanner completely refuses to distinguish the

And data exchange and power supply via microUSB. I put the softinka from the disk on the junior computer, on the middle computer, on my computer and on my worker (remote). If necessary, it is unhooked, transferred to the desired computer, scanned and no problems. Pros: Compact, lightweight and relatively quiet. The most important advantage is one, all alone, wire. Has cons: Well, if only a bright blue power indicator. But this is already nit-picking.