Brother DS700D Compact Duplex Scanner Review

I would never recommend this scanner. It's a nightmare to use. Compact? So what? If you don't have it (at all), you have even more free space. To scan? With it you can scan almost anything that could be scanned "without a scanner". You can spend days calibrating it, but you can't align the papers when scanning. Approximately 100 pages scanned in one year of use. Each page was scanned 3-5 times to be at least reasonably readable. There is simply no way to flatten the paper. Good luck scanning 20

Just received it and it was easy to set up even without instructions other than the guide Insert and load a disc before connecting the scanner. I tried scanning different types of items and it worked great. Color, B&W, even a photo. It's small enough to fit in my bag next to my portable printer, so I always have a scanner handy. I was very impressed with the quick and easy two-sided scanning. I have already recommended it to my sales colleagues and would highly recommend it to anyone who needs…

I don't like using this. This may be true of other compact scanners as I've only used this one, but I don't like how difficult it is to line it up so it feeds straight. As a result, it's always crooked, so you always get dark stripes on the top and sides with every scan. The dark area at the top is usually a quarter of an inch thick unless you line it up perfectly, which is impossible. I guess I'm anal so this really bothers me and I don't understand why it can't detect and auto delete all the…

I like this scanner for its size, ease of use, price and speed. However, I don't like the difficult task of aligning the paper in the scanner to prevent a black line appearing at the top, which is usually crooked. With a lot of care and patience you can feed the paper into the scanner to avoid a line, but who has the time? It doesn't matter to me as I mainly scan stuff for personal use, but I wouldn't recommend it on a professional level. Generally a good bang for your buck.

I've been using this app with my iMac for a few weeks now and absolutely love it. I have attempted to get rid of all paper receipts in my house and have instead resorted to keeping electronic copies of documents. This scanner includes MAC software that just works. There are options that allow the scanner to scan a document in PDF, JPG, and some other formats. First, I scan my billing and statement receipts and store them in my Apple Time Capsule for safekeeping. So far I am very happy with this

This is a really great scanner! The DS700D has the following features: Duplex scanning - scans two-sided documents in one pass Compact and lightweight - ideal for use on a desk or on the go Powered by included USB cable - no battery or power outlet required Scans up to 10 pages per minute ( in black and white at 200 dpi) Scanning of black and white and color documents up to 8.5 x 14 inches (Legal) Scanning of common business documents, business cards, photos, ID cards, etc. High-precision…

From a hardware perspective, this scanner deserves 5 stars. It has several commendable qualities: it generally works well, especially for single-pass duplex scanning; processes leaves quickly; scans PDF or JPEG from good to high quality; moves easily from one computer to another; easy to calibrate; comes with a good, if not the most protective, case (and there don't seem to be any hard cases on the aftermarket, at least not on Revain); and has software that works. I usually use Scan to PDF…

Let me start by saying that this scanner can do almost anything you want it to do. It scans documents or business cards and has a duplex scanning function. It can scan in black and white, color or grayscale and also has variable resolution settings so you can work with it to get the right scan. In general, this item is almost identical to the DocketPort line of scanners. The included scanning program has exactly the same structure as DocketPort, so once you're used to it, this scanner will look