💼 Compact Business Card Scanner: WorldCard Office Mini Review

This is really chic and the best for this price. It's much easier to save a business card to your computer. It recognizes most languages

Nice, fast and good value. Sometimes an inexpensive option means a lot of extra work, but not in this case. I connected and started downloading contacts 15 years ago.

The scanner is exactly what I expected from a small, compact (cell phone sized) and easy to use device - easily convertible to Excel or Outlook. I highly recommend it.

Works great, I can organize my business cards by state, region or other sections I create. Scanning a blank card. I can import or export the contact file to other software: Excel, Outlook, Salesforce. Great time saver.

The first computer I loaded it on worked pretty well. But I noticed that this is only in black and white. Not what I wanted. Then I downloaded it to the second computer. It doesn't work at all. The site is bad, no help, constantly changing, removing content, etc. Not happy with this thing, but I'll keep working with it. Maybe adding a piece of paper would help. More trouble than my original idea, just scan it on a flatbed scanner, make your own phone book and do it yourself. Besides, who wears…

This item had; ultimately proved to be an effective solution for scanning and organizing business cards. However, I had some difficulties during the initial installation. It was difficult to contact the manufacturer but they answered. While waiting, I discovered that I had to manually find and install the driver for the scanner. There was still an issue where the scanner didn't scan the entire card. They solved this problem for me after a second email and sent me a link to a newer version of…

I bought this item because I am an administrative assistant for a very busy man and he gets stacks of business cards all over the place that he wants to add to his contacts. As you can imagine, he gets them in all shapes, colors and patterns and this poor reader had a hard time deciphering most of them. I spent over an hour scanning about 45 cards and had to rescan about 50% of them because they either didn't go straight through the scanner so the program didn't recognize them, or the data…