It is quick and the images are clear and detailed

This scanner features "Hi-Speed USB", the fastest version of USB 2.0 (USB 3.0 is known as "Super-Speed") and "fast" is the operative word: This scanner literally sucks the image right off the page

Scanner is producing vivid images.

Very nice images; although a bit slow.

Whereas before the images might have been suitable for 4x6 prints, the new ones can easily be blown up to at least 8x10.

(I turned off the sharpening function for a better quality image)

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

Scans quickly, Clear images.

Very high res and crisp images.

I wasn't looking for anything outstanding; just a reasonably good image of the document or photo.

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

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

I have it set to automatically split images up that are on the glass, so I can scan 3-6 at a time, depending on size

It did a poor job of scanning these items: the images were blurry.

Great images

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.

Scanned images are flawless and the unit is not much larger a stack of 6 or 8 legal pads

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

Excellent images.

Takes very clear images

During the last use, I scanned 4 photos at once and, for the first time, these were viewable images, not PDFs!

All images near the borders of the platen necessarily come out a little unclear, because the paper cannot be in direct contact with the glass at that point

Compact and nice images

Fame and fortune await the person who creates a universally compatible image scanner.

After scanning is done, the software will split the image into multiple photos automatically so you don't have to worry about that aspect

To scan at 1200dpi, you need to use the ScanGear which scan very slow and doesn't split multiple images to separated files

And yet I wanted good image quality

The images was excellent & it's very fast.

The LiDE220 quickly scans great images and does it without taking up a lot of desk space.

When it works, this scanner creates beautiful images

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

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

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