Product Comparison: Fujistu ScanSnap S1300i vs Brother ADS-1700W
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- This is compact, reasonably fast even in duplex, and the OCR is great, and works for a variety of languages.
- It's quick, and the duplex abilities are a real bonus.
- Advantages, very quick, scans duplex, can load multiple sheets into sheet feeder.
- Great little scanner. Easy to install and software enclosed is good for the job. Very quick scanner, does both sides simultaneously.
- The slowest operation has been the high resolution scanning on small photos, but even that wasn't too bad, and I only used it on very small photos for the reasons given.
- Had no issues connecting to WiFi and was able to scan directly from the phone app. Great speed.
- Straightforward initial setup. Fast scanning.
- This was easy to set up using a USB cable.
- Incredibly fast! Scans a half dozen pages with 300 dpi color, both sides, in less than 30 seconds!
- Excellent quality. Fast! Easy to setup and use. Love the duplex scanning and you can turn it on and off easily.
- I've scanned in in excess of 3,000 photos and images so far and am very pleased with the results.
- It can scan in colour or mono and at various resolutions and has an adjustable paper guide that will allow A4 and smaller (also a little wider).
- The document feed is limited to about 20 sheets of average A4 but is very useful in that it will scan small documents such as till receipts successfully.
- Set up was easy, it scanned in receipts and scanned both sides of any paperwork up to size A4. It was so quick, as in seconds it scanned the items.
- The scan quality is not as good as the pin sharp images produced by my flatbed -which is far slower, and only does one scan at a time- but is fine for normal photos.
- It will scan fine to a PC. I had no problems.
- It rarely jams, seems fast, and makes nice scans.
- The scan functionality of the ADS-1700W is great.
- It scans quickly and the image quality is excellent.
- This machine will not scan my photos.
- The HP scanner was large and slow, produced adequate document reproduction, but totally unacceptable photo reproduction, was prone to jamming even when under-loaded, and had terrible software.
- Very fast for what I've been using it for, with no apparent impact on quality - the OCR works quickly as well.
- The machine is simple to operate and will allow up to 10 sheets to be stacked.
- The bundled software is excellent and can produce several formats including (usefully) searchable PDF allowing copy and paste of text.
- Quality is very good. The software is a little quirky but you quickly learn to create a desktop shortcut to the Scansnap folder where the PDFs appear.
- Quick scanning speeds via USB 3.0.
- Easy connection to WiFi. Great scanner.
- Quick and easy driver/software setup.
- Scans can be saved directly to a specified folder on your computer.
- Card/business card scanner slot works well and saves both sides, nicely formatted into one document.