Canon Lide90 Scanners

40% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

87% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

100% des avis sur Amazon.fr donnent une note favorable à ce produit.

Overall, this scanner will make a useful addition to anyone looking for an inexpensive option - especially if they need to carry it around with them

It's hard to complain about something that's relatively cheap, easy to set up, and scans good enough to make a picky wife happy

Had some white particles show up in a couple of pictures. Not sure why. We couldn't see anything in the picture or on the scanner glass that might cause this. But it's only in two pictures out of a bunch, so I don't think there's a need to raise the...

Slim, Quick, Works great ; USB Powered = no extra power supply

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Worked right out the box very fast and very quiet ; Small footprint

None so far

Small footprint, easy to install

The Omni software included is rudimentary. You will want to upgrade ... However, the price of the hardware will let you do that

USB interface, sleek design, small footprint

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I replaced an HP unit that lasted for 5 years and is still running, just not on Vista. This little baby is far superior to my HP is many ways. First, it's Vista compliant. Second, compact size, this small size is just a little longer than my 17"...

The one con that I do have to give is for the silly "stand" that comes with this unit. I find no use for it. The scanner cannot be used while the stand is clipped on to. So what is the point of it? Not so significant to warrant the removal of an egg

Power and hardware interface both through a single USB connnection. Scans documents to multi-page PDF files

Scans photographs poorly. Support not so good. Lots of factory lemons on the market ; I probably won't keep this scanner as long as my worn-out old LiDE 30, based on which I selected this as my new scanner. But I probably won't buy another CanoScan...

Fast, small, decent-quality scans, USB-powered (no power brick, yay!), light turns off automatically, side mount is useful for sparse desk space

Short USB cable

One USB connection provides power and hardware interface both

Needs recalibration for each individual photograph scanned. Still doesn't get image data right. Scanner buttons link to additional software bloat instead of the basic scanning utility, and cannot be switched back to anything that automatically crops...