📃 Efficient Visioneer RoadWarrior Lite Document Scanner for PC and Mac Review

This scanner was purchased because my HP Envy's scanner broke (planned obsolescence). So far it's been ok. You have to run an item through to scan it (as opposed to a broken one), and he doesn't like thick items. It took some effort and even a call to a technician to set it up, but now when I submit an item for scanning, my desktop computer recognizes and processes it automatically. I use the macro function of my Samsung Galaxy camera to provide copies of objects that I cannot use the scanner…

Love the convenience of this little scanner. I needed this for an online course I did over the summer and it made uploading my documents a lot easier. The only problem I have is that sometimes one side of the paper won't feed. We found that cycling through maps multiple times would fix the issue. In addition, the software sometimes freezes or does not start properly. A simple final task of Ctrl+Alt+Del will fix this. Minor issues for me, mitigated by the convenience and price for such a useful…

This scanner just finished my homework! This is the smallest and easiest to set up color scanner I've found on the market. It connects easily to my laptop with the included USB adapter. It has a simple slider on the input panel to control my documents as they go through the scanner - everything from my expense reports to tiny receipts. And the scanning process is fast - you don't have to wait long for processing on your laptop. I love the fact that it has such a slim design that I can take it…

I have been using this scanner for several years and it works very well but I have some complaints about it. First, I find it overly sensitive to the tiniest bumps on the leading edge of the document you're feeding. It tends to freeze easily, preventing the document from feeding. To prevent this, you need to make sure that the pasted edge is smooth. My previous Brother handheld scanner I had before was much more forgiving. The location of the USB port is also bad on the Visioneer. It is located

Exactly what I wanted. It's lightweight, USB powered, and fast. I use it mainly for the paper bills I get at work, that's maybe 1 a week, and having switched to a laser printer the multifunction machine isn't taking up any space. I'm using a Mac and the built-in scanner feature in System Preferences. I installed the software from the website but haven't used it. Everything works for me without any problems. The first thing I realized was that I had to turn it on. Otherwise there are no problems