📱 Scan with Ease: Introducing the Scanner Bin - Smartphone Scanning Stand for Documents, Photographs, and 3D Objects Review

Good idea but since every camera has a different focal length it was pretty much useless for my Moto Z. probably doesn't work for many people.

I bought these to digitize all my old photos without using a scanner or computer. I wanted to use my iPhone but couldn't because of the reflections in the photos. With the scanner basket, I can quickly copy photos without reflections in the images. It really saves time at a very low cost.

Bought because of hand tremors. A few minutes ago I took a picture of the e-filing authorization forms and sent them to my accountant. I'm so glad I don't have to mess with a temperamental scanner on my desk or manage a UPS to get them to do this. I think about it every time I use the trash can. Today I thought it was time to write this.

This might have been useful in 2016 or 2017. Now it's a piece of junk. Bought a few weeks ago to scan photos and documents. It's not worth using. Newer phones, like my almost two-year-old iPhone 8 (and even iPhone 6), have built-in scanning for documents and photos into Notes. This feature is much faster and automatically corrects shadows and perspective. I'd throw this in the trash, but my town hasn't recycled paper products in months. So this scanner goes to the trash.

This is a surprisingly simple and inexpensive device that makes print materials much easier to access for the visually impaired. The problem for the visually impaired is that it can be difficult for them to align text in the camera's field of view and ensure it is perfectly focused and spaced correctly. This box puts the seal in just the right place. Adding a small lamp (I used an OTT lite Cobra table lamp) gives you almost good lighting as the white interior of the box helps to balance the…