Customer Reviews 

Works well
2009-01-30I purchased three of these scanners. These small scanners are the best for scanning to PDF. However, they are not the best for light text. For standard pages they are the best. The small foot print is great for the desktop.

Strobe Xp 220, 600DPI Scanner
2009-01-24I have had a series of Stobe XP Scanners over the past 8 years and I have been very happy with all of them. I had to buy a new Visioneer scanner because my XP 200 was not compatible with Vista. I had to return the first Strobe XP 220 because the paper feed jammed frequently. The second unit is not sensitive enough to sense thin paper or receipts. I will have to return this unit also.
Out of frustration I bought the ScanSnap S300. It is a great scnanner and worked perfectly right out of the box. The ScanSnap software is very basic compared to Paperport. I scan into the ScanSanp software but use Paperport to manage my documents. This adds several steps, but ScanSnap software does not have all the features you need to manage documents.
If you have Version 10 of Paperport with a Visioneer Scanner, you will disappointed with the Vista Compatible Version 11 of Paperport. Many of the best features of Paperport have been removed. I can no longer print to Paperport directly from many of my programs. Having said that, Paperport is still the best low cost document manager I have used.

Scammer
2008-04-07Returned scanner. Only readable when scanned black ink on white paper. Any colored page or pencil was not legible.
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Core 2 Duo Scaling
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