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Mary Hill 

on Amazon

7 years ago

It's a scanner, but not a very good one I bought this scanner due to my old one from Neat no longer worked. When I went to get a replacement scanner I found out I had to upgrade the software, which was another nightmare. This scanner is compact and that is helpful given my small desk space. However, it constantly pulls the documents through crooked no matter how accurately you try to align before scanning. Most of the time this causes a jam and then you have to stop, pull the documents out and start over. This scanner was on... read more

I.O. 

on Amazon

7 years ago

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Melissa 

on Amazon

7 years ago

feeder is horrible. i love the size of it, very compact, perfect for small office space. but i have to say, the feeder mechanism is horrible. always get paper jam. you have to hold down the paper to make sure it goes straight or else it will go crook it. cant do more than 3 pages. also, always roll in two pages at the same time. it waste alot of my time. i have to do one sheet at a time. 

sada 

on Amazon

7 years ago

BECAME TOTALLY USELESS AFTER A FEW WEEKS When I bought this printer, I absolutely loved it at first, despite a few flaws. The one thing I was originally unhappy with is the document feeder. It is only a tiny stub on each side of the sheet, and thus you have to hold onto the papers to ensure they go in straight and don't get jammed. However, for its other capabilities, it was worth it. I am now on about week 12-15 of using this printer. It has completely stopped working in almost all respects. It has become totally useless. T... read more

B. Holland 

on Amazon

7 years ago

Practically guaranteed issues! Way out of date- should support or stop selling. Have bought two of these. Wireless connectivity is the worst of any Wi-fi device I have ever owned. I have late model Netgear Nighthawks at home and commercial grade Cisco at work. Sitting next to the router it takes 20-45 seconds per page to transmit. So that 10 page document.....literally takes 5 minutes. Not kidding. If you are more than 20 feet away it will often drop the connection and you need to re-enter the network password. If you are co... read more

Andrew L. Kehl 

on Amazon

7 years ago

... are looking to have an hour of your life wasted every time you need something scanned this is the ... If you are looking to have an hour of your life wasted every time you need something scanned this is the product for you! But for real you know that pritner you own that never quite works when you need it to? Yeah this is the scanner version of that. Try to scan a page and instead it wrinkles and jams it. NBD open up and reset but now it decides that it doesn't want to scan for me due to the awful names I have been calli... read more

spotcatbug 

on Amazon

7 years ago

HORRIBLE document feed mechanism... UPDATE: Returned. This scanner is just too much work! I was going to try the binder clip fix that another reviewer mentioned, but... well, that just seems hokey, even if it does work. I mean, this scanner isn't exactly cheap. It should just work. Also, in my case, I have to scan items of frequently varying widths - it isn't always 8.5 inches. I'd be relocating that clip to "the perfect spot" constantly. No thanks. ORIGINAL REVIEW: I've had this scanner for about a week. I'm still on the fe... read more

Construction Guy 

on Amazon

7 years ago

The Brother software on the disk will not work with Windows 10. The Brother software on the disk will not work with Windows 10. When the scanner did not initialize on its own I used the drivers and software disk that came with it. DON’T USE THE DISK WITH WINDOWS 10. It is not compatible. I could not believe a manufacture would include a disk that is not compatible with the latest Windows operating system, but that is why Windows 10 is not listed on the disk. Brother Support had me uninstall it. I have had three calls to Brot... read more

John Prosise 

on Amazon

7 years ago

Problem child needs spoon feeding. It has two half-inch paper guides at the mouth of the scanner slot and none at the top. So the rollers grab paper with the finesse of a lawn mower, the top of the paper gets thrown to the side, it keeps feeding the now-skewed paper till it crumples and tears one edge of it, and then it says, "Ahem, you're using paper that's too long [?]" It needs guides all along both paper edges, and improvised, clipped-on guides work only if you're very, very careful--and lucky.