For a simple scanner, the LiDE220 does a good job with a wide array of documents.

Scanner is doing a great job as a replacement for the one that died.

This scanner is easy to use, is compact and does a good job.

I wanted to buy a scanner that'd do a much less clunky job of scanning my traditional art than my

and I have to say it was a tedious job, to say the least

The price wasn't crazy like a lot of the Top of the line ones

Like WTF, how do you even develop software that breaks Touch ID

This unit exceeded my expectations, and price is right.

good home scanner, price is right and ease of install and use.

I wish there would be more settings for PDF resolution/size, but overall you simply cannot beat canon's LiDE weight, size, blatant simplicity and a price.

Just test it vigorously to determine you didn't receive a defective product.

The CanoScan LiDE 120 color image scanner is a very useful product ( the item number above says

Bottom line, I think I dipped too far down on the price line to get a good, usable product.

Overall, I think I've gotten a great product for a reasonable price.

I call tech support directly from Canon and this is not a product's fault

I like the size and light weight of this scanner as well as that it doesn't need a separate power cord

With the compact size, light weight, and ability to power through the USB, the LiDE220 is ideal for me to use on the go with my laptop as I do family history research at the library and with family

Used this to scan ~500 odd sized documents (photo & text &

The smaller size of this Canon scanner makes it easier to find room for it near the computer

I do like the scanner for its compact size and quality of scans

-In-One scanner/printer/fax, I chose this scanner and the HP Color LaserJet 200 (an excellent value).

I like the size and light weight of this scanner as well as that it doesn't need a separate power cord

However, this version of the software is not so bad as to make it unusable

If you're connecting this to OSX Sierra beware, otherwise a nice machine and a great value

Yes, this is not a high-end scanner, but considering the price, this is a great value for those who want more than all-in-one printer scanner

Simply a great scanner with phenomenal native resolution.

The high resolution makes it perfect if you're planning to do any restoration on the images

I'm giving this scanner 2 stars because while the disorganized software interface and false advertised resolution didn't live up to expectations, the scanner is lightweight and has a solid build

Dedicated auto-feed photo scanners always, always leave lines and offer poorer resolution

Like WTF, how do you even develop software that breaks Touch ID

These work good and the best feature I like is the software

So I bought a competitor brand printer and lost my copy/scanner feature.

There are aspects of the Epson that I prefer over the Canon, but until Epson fixes their software, I suspect I'll be using the Canon for most of this project, unless I need the Epson's negative scanning feature.

It is much faster than my old scanner, and I love the feature where i can stack photos on the bed and it with scan them as individual files

The best feature, for me, is the ability to scan more than one photo at a time, a definite improvement over my old scanner

I use it at home and for business trips where I need to make good clean scans of documents when a photo will not suffice.

Fast and good quality scans and copy, easy to install and work with

Easy to hook up to computer, easy to use, good quality scans

Makes good scans of documents, which is all I've used it for so far

There are aspects of the Epson that I prefer over the Canon, but until Epson fixes their software, I suspect I'll be using the Canon for most of this project, unless I need the Epson's negative scanning feature.

The enclosed software works well for photos and single sheet scanning

Very obnoxious, and not acceptable here in 2015.The front buttons don't work either, even if you set them up with Canon's supplied software

This scanner like most Canon LiDE scanners I've had over the years are working very well.

Set up was impossible and the product works inconsistently

Scanner software works great and fairly easy to navigate

Like WTF, how do you even develop software that breaks Touch ID

I'm giving this scanner 2 stars because while the disorganized software interface and false advertised resolution didn't live up to expectations, the scanner is lightweight and has a solid build

However, this version of the software is not so bad as to make it unusable

One deficiency is the strength of the platten––it has limitations as to the weight of a book that one may want to scan.

I like the size and light weight of this scanner as well as that it doesn't need a separate power cord

Also, it generates decent quality images and PDF files, when it manages to complete a scan

This Canon is supposed to be of much high resolution; yet, the images are much more grainy, EVEN with fine-tuning, say using Adobe Elements software.

Great image quality, and a really easy to use interface - it's also incredibly quiet

If I do this right, the images come out dust free and in perfect quality!

With or without adjustment, the scanned image are just "inferior" to the 10-year-old Visioneer one.

It DOES deliver on that promise; however, the software is very buggy and doesn't work properly, causing the unit to become more of a burden than a saving grace in only a week

The software that comes with it isn't horrible, and it is reliable

Their software works great and integrates into Photoshop

The software is absolute junk and doesn't work with Windows 10

Their software works great and integrates into Photoshop

During the last 6 months the Lide200 started having frequent errors (i.e., "cannot communicate with the scanner") while scanning to images and pdf.

However, this version of the software is not so bad as to make it unusable

but how can a scanner start failing a month after being bought

The worst, however, is that after 4 or 5 scans, the machine starts 'stuttering' requiring constant re-scanning of images

One deficiency is the strength of the platten––it has limitations as to the weight of a book that one may want to scan.

To get it to work today my wife had to shake it aggressively to get some magical connection to make

If the connection is faulty, why does the scan even starts

Only problem is I have had to disconnect and reconnect scanner after scanning 8 to 10 photos because it seems to lose the connection because I get a message that it can't find scanner.

The one chronic pain that I have is that the scanner looses connection if not used for a while (not sure of time needed to "disappear") while under the Canon software

Does not operate with my computer: the scan starts and then stops and a message appears saying that the connection is faulty

Bought it to scan old family photos onto a hard drive through my computer.

All documents will be scanned and put on my computer that has a backup external hard drive

When you use a commercial copier, the image of your document is transferred onto a hard drive inside the copier.

Oh sure, the document image is probably on the hard drive inside my computer, but I can deal with that.

Like WTF, how do you even develop software that breaks Touch ID