Xerox DocuMate 3220

Low price. Flatbed and ADF. 9 OneTouch scan destinations. Good OCR performance when switched to grayscale mode.

Slow in scanning to searchable PDF. Abysmal OCR performance at its default OneTouch setting.

The Xerox DocuMate 3220 is an entry-level scanner for personal, micro-office, or small workgroup use at a good price for what it offers. Its speed is in line with its price, and it offers a flatbed to boot. It should be a good fit for sole proprietors...

I purchased this Xerox DocuMate 3220 to replace a Xerox DocuMate 515. The 515 still functioned and was used daily but would jam frequently and require turning the unit off and on. This 3220 is a nice upgrade and makes me wish I had upgraded sooner....

So Far, So Good

I purchased this Xerox DocuMate 3220 to replace a Xerox DocuMate 515. The 515 still functioned and was used daily but would jam frequently and require turning the unit off and on. This 3220 is a nice upgrade and makes me wish I had upgraded sooner....

So Far, So Good.

It does what it is supposed to do

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It does what it is supposed to do.

None yet

VERY FAST SELDOM JAMS HAS ONE TOUCH BUTTONS SO YOU CAN USE AS A COPIER IF YOU HAVE A PRINTER

NONE - IT DOES WHAT ITS SUPPOSED TO

Fast, great scanner. Works well with acrobat, that the is only way I use it. I normally scan 40-50 legal and letter sized documents at a time and this scanner works flawlessly. It also scans double sized documents quickly, as well.

Didn't use the software, I scan through acrobat.

Double sided scans worked.

Broke after 1.5 years. E7 error fatal hardware error, 6 months out of 1 year manufacturer warranty. Even before it died, we found the scanner software very confusing and anti-intutive. Additionally, the scanner configuration would change during scans...