5.0 out of 5 stars I love this thing

2026-02-21    -B. Anderson

I am in the process of digitizing everything that I can. I have a scan snap document scanner and it works great but obviously it would not work for books or other bulky items and was not great for photos. Since I really liked the way Scan Snap works I purchased the Scan Snap SV600. I love it. It was just as easy to set up as the document scanner and is just as easy to operate. After watching a You Tube video I did purchase a clear acrylic sheet from the hardware store to hold the books down (no more fingertips in the scan) The scans are clear, the software works great and I am very happy with the purchase.

Worth the purchase for lots of scanning.

2026-01-27    -Amazon Customer

I have been using this to scan older magazines to start with. It has worked excellent. The software straightens out curved pages (when it doesn’t lay perfectly flat) and the OCR works effectively. It will automatically scan after I remove my hands after flipping the page.One drawback that others noted is that if you mess up a page within multiple pages you cannot edit one page. You would have to rescan the whole group. Not a deal breaker just a consideration.Once you get the hang of it, it goes smoothly. It picks up the edges of the pages well and only a few times I had to individually edit the edge locations of pages. I used the included black base mat when scanning and I feel that helps in accuracy.The included software was outdated for my Mac. It auto updated the software right away so no problem.It is a heavy solid feel and is easy to use. It is faster than a flat bed for when you have lots of scanning.

FACTURA

2026-02-14    -JOSE DIAZ

LO QUE NO ME GUSTO ES QUE COMO ERA PARA LE NEGOCIO NO EMITIERON FACTURA FISCAL VALIDA EN MEXICO

1.0 out of 5 stars Deeply Frustrating Software

2026-02-28    -Amazon Customer

I agree 100% with William Roberts, the software for this product is trash. If you're only going to scan a few pages then it won't be too much of a problem, whoever if you want to scan and edit an entire book of 300 pages then you're in for a miserable time.I originally bought this because I thought it would be fast and easy to copy my books but holys***. I only managed to do a book of about 300 pages and that was only because I did about 100 pages at a time. I wasn't able to do 300 pages all at once, while possible it is frustrating. You'd probably have to pay me to do another book. It is a daunting task. If all you had to do was scan the book then it wouldn't be bad at all, but then you have to edit because the software is very bad. Out of 300 pages only about 5 pages looked good. All the remaining pages had to be edited.And everything William said is accurate, you can't save your work and turn off your computer. I learned this the hard way. If you're in the middle of editing a 300 page book you better make sure your computer doesn't decide to turn off and update and it better not run out of battery and turn off, otherwise all your work is gone and you'll need to scan the entire book again and edit it. So those 6 hours you just spent scanning and editing are gone. You now to spend an entire day doing the work again. For someone that works 8-10 hours a day and then gets home to try and digitize a book a process that takes so much time and is very boring that ultimately ends in futility is deeply agonizing, makes you start to question why we're living.I later found out that there are additional softwares that can be added, one of them has a save option which allows you to edit the pages you scan: BUT WAIT! While there is the image of adjusting the page just like in the original software it is a lie. You cannot adjust the page, you can only take away things like fingers and other imperfections, but if the page is not like you want then you won't be able to fix it. So you spent 3 or so hours scanning a book because you thought you could save and work on it later, but all was for naught, LMAO. The creator of the software is no sociopath he is the devil himself.I'll be giving this 1 star until the makers of this expensive machine actually make a competent software.

5.0 out of 5 stars Easy to use

2026-02-26    -Robert Blakemore

This is great for scanning large photographs and old newspapers. Easy to make edits and the images look great.

5.0 out of 5 stars Fantastic for my specific use case

2026-01-01    -JT

I am using this scanner for something it was probably not targeted for, scanning graded comics and trading cards encapsulated in plastic holders. The CCD optics is the same technology as older flatbed scanners that provide a clear scan despite the reflective cases. Modern flatbed scanners provide blurry images. This is expensive but perfect for my needs to catalog my collection and list for resale. Easy to use and works with latest version of MacOS. I went with this over the no name Chinese versions being sold on Amazon. Quality build and believe it will last a long time.

5.0 out of 5 stars Easy to use

2026-03-07    -Robert Blakemore

This is great for scanning large photographs and old newspapers. Easy to make edits and the images look great.

5.0 out of 5 stars Great Images

2026-01-02    -MARTIN LEVY

Excellent scanning and images - a must have for large scale stuff you cant place in a traditonal scanner or flatbed

2.0 out of 5 stars GREAT IDEA, POOR IMPLEMENTATION

2026-01-25    -Kirk

I love the concept. It scans nearly everything sheet-fed scanners can't. It is not nearly as big as it looks, about the size of a banker's desk lamp, taking up very little desk real estate. It is possible to connect multiple ScanSnaps--sheet fed and document scanners--and switch from one to the other easily; the software automatically determines which device is being used and uses the corresponding driver:The implementation, however, has been very disappointing.o Colors and gray tones look reasonable in the initial scans, but for some reason wash out during the "enhancement" step. The colors lose vibrance and accuracy. The grays become abysmal, with lighter grays even disappearing--making pie charts and bar charts, for example, impossible to read. There is no setting change that solves the problem; the app does the "enhancement" whether or not it is wanted.o The process is very manual and slow. There are 2 things the software must do: 1) identify the borders and centerline of the pages, and 2) remove fingerprints. The software does not correctly perform either function, so a lot of manual editing is required. The software uses 6-pointed areas to define pages and fingerprints; thus, manual editing involves moving one--and frequently several edit points--for each fingerprint and page that is not properly auto-recognized. For long documents, this can mean dragging hundreds of edit points to their proper positions. This is tedious, time-consuming, and mind-numbing work.With proper software, accurate colors and gray tones should easily be possible, and document processing could be speeded up several fold, making the device a productive and pleasurable tool to use.

5.0 out of 5 stars I love this thing

2026-02-01    -B. Anderson

I am in the process of digitizing everything that I can. I have a scan snap document scanner and it works great but obviously it would not work for books or other bulky items and was not great for photos. Since I really liked the way Scan Snap works I purchased the Scan Snap SV600. I love it. It was just as easy to set up as the document scanner and is just as easy to operate. After watching a You Tube video I did purchase a clear acrylic sheet from the hardware store to hold the books down (no more fingertips in the scan) The scans are clear, the software works great and I am very happy with the purchase.