Epson Perfection V39 Scanner

Amazon classifies the 5-star rating as "I love it" and for me it is more of love at first sight as I have yet to put the product through its paces. However, from what I have seen of it so far, it certainly does what's expected. It requires just a USB to Micro USB cable to operate which makes it a treat to use. It comes bundled with an useful bunch of software (Epson Scan, Scan to PDF, Document Capture Pro, and ArcSoft Scan-n-Stitch Deluxe) which should come in handy when dealing with various types of documents. I have only used Epson Scan till date in auto mode with few analog photos from the 80s & some documents and the scan quality is simply awesome at 4800 dpi. The scanner can be vertically or horizontally oriented though I always prefer to have it flat as it makes it more convenient to use. The scanning speed is not breath-taking but certainly good enough for home usage, especially at such high resolutions. The one missing feature is "negative scanning" which comes at a higher price for it is certainly quite a niche feature. Unless you have a bunch of undeveloped photographs, this feature isn't an essential one. All in all, a great budget pick over its closest competition from Canon (LiDE 120).

The Epson Perfection is a cool scanner in the given price range, it gives out crisp images on auto mode as well which I found to be pretty amazing but the user interface is boring...Canon is a sure shot winner over there...My exp is based on Mac ..so can't say about Windows One thing which I found to be peculiar was that on auto mode it scans 2 times before presenting the scanned image. Whereas if you select the professional mode and select image dpi to be on a higher side (by default its 300) lets say 600 dpi or 1200 dpi ( 4800 is the highest I suppose) the scan is done only once and the image isn't that fine. (Just an observation). Perhaps in normal usage you wont require such high dpi's on top of it if you wish for achieving amazing results on such high dpi's then in that case you need to come up with a heavier pocket and look for high end scanners. I have used Canon Lide as well, its also a gem of a thing but this time round I thought of giving a chance to epson. One thing which one cant miss to mention is that its considerably small and light, has an inbuilt stand and has OCR capabilities (havn't dig deep enough to give a review on that) which is good and this is what Canon lacks If only Epson can bring a more refreshed user interface, have a guide mode and deliver much cleaner results even on high dpi's then nothing shall stop this in becoming a Five Star piece. I don't know man... just made my first review on amazon ....I think for the most helpful reviews amazon should provide some kind of incentive or bonus or even a token of appreciation.

Good Scanner,easy to Use, portable and it is value for money. it can Scan Color as well as Black and White and Only A4 size and Below and it cannot Scan A3 Size Paper. Note : While Scanning always allow the Scan to get complete before you Click on any Tab from Software or else the scanning image will get Corrupted and if it happens then Simply disconnect the Scanner then Scan a New Page will lower DPI & then you can raise the DPI again & continue to Scan. Always allow the Noise from the Scanner to get Completely Stopped First while Scanning any Current page OR New page.

The Epson Scanner is amazing....It has good quality scanning and I use it for backing up books and documents....It is also very compact and has stand...

This Scanner is waste of buying. I brought this product a year back. While buying this scanner, it gave me good scanning experience. But after just a month later, the scanner connectivity bus got struck up. I took the scanner to Epson service center (The nearby service center is 250 kms far from my locality). They took 3 weeks of time to sort out the issue. Even after servicing, within 15 days again its got struck up & i got irritated & raised concern to Epson team. That also helpless. Please dont buy think to buy scanner.

It's a better choice over a Conon scanner. I'm using Canin Lide400 and Epson V39 and I found Epson V39 much better than Conon Lide400.

I use it with my new M1 mac mini or my old intel based 2014 mac mini or my Windows based Microsoft surface pro. The Epson software works well with Windows and the old intel mac mini. But unfortunately it does not work with my M1 mac mini running the latest MacOs. Epson needs to update their software and drivers to be compatible with M1 Arm processor directly and not depend on the Rosetta 2 for conversion - which is definitely the problem.

This scanner is cheaper than Canon LiDe 120 and offers better resolution. But installing in win10 is a tedious job. After struggling more than 3 hrs following things I have realized. 1. Before installing, disable ur antivirus. 2. The accompanying CD has win8 drivers. U need to connect to net to get win10 drivers. 3. It is not possible to configure all the buttons. pdf button and copy button are working and others are not working. 4. Document and text scanning has to be improved. Colour scanning of photoes is good. 5. I bought this scanner on 10.11.2018. Received on 14.11.2018 and installed it on 15.11.2018. When I tried to register for warranty, I got the message that it is beyond the period of warranty registration!!! I have emailed a complaint to Epson and waiting for the reply. Previously I was using Canon LiDE120. In less than 30 minutes I have installed and configured the scanner. Its document scanning is really good. The scanning software for Canon LiDE 120 is really easy to use. Still I have not tried the OCR software came along with Epson scanner.