Joe Metson (Beverly Hills, CA) gave the Fujitsu ScanSnap S300 5 out of 5 stars
“I am a real estate agent, and I wanted to be able to scan docuuments while out in the field. I already own the S510 by Fujitsu, and I am very happy with it. I plugged in the Scansnap S300 portable scanner into both my USB ports (one is for power, the other for data), and voila! it really does work! The must-have feature for me was the sheet feeder.
The scansnap software that came with the S300 has a higher revision number than what came with the S510. I installed the S300′s version of the software, and it works flawlessly with both scanners. The tray icon is solid blue with the S510, and solid white with the S300, so the software definitely knows which scanner it’s talking to.
Overall, it works perfectly and does the job. This is a premium tool for my business and I didn’t want to save money & get an inferior product. I know this will work when I need it to.”
Jody McLeod (Seattle, WA) gave the Fujitsu ScanSnap S300 5 out of 5 stars
“I have been searching for years for a scanner like this. I’m using the scanner with Vista SP1. The software is a bit klunky but it doesn’t get in the way, and it only installs 2 things, the driver and the manager (which you don’t need). I have the software set to do OCR on every scan and it works flawlessley. In the past few days I have scanned hundreds of pieces of paper almost eliminating my files.
I can’t recommend this enough.”
Mark Olsen (Brentwood, CA) gave the Fujitsu ScanSnap S300 5 out of 5 stars
“This scanner was demonstrated for me by a client during our appointment. I was going to make a copy of something and mail it back to him and he said “No, watch this”. I was so impressed with it that I bought my own. I’ve had it for about a month now and am very pleased. I take it in my computer bag almost everywhere I go. I’ve even taken it on vacation. Its easy to set up and connect and so far has given me no trouble. I wish all peripherals were this simple and intuitive (especially for me the original computer illiterate).”
