Does it need a computer to scan?

No. It scans to an SD card on its own, then you move files to a PC or Mac with the USB cable.

Prints up to 4x6, 35mm slides and negatives, and 110/126 negatives.

What resolution does it output?

14 megapixels per image, which is fine for sharing and casual archiving but below dedicated film scanners.

Can it scan photos still in an album?

Yes. The overhead design lets you scan a print without removing it from its mount or album page.

Is it better than a flatbed scanner?

It is faster and simpler for batches of prints and slides, but a flatbed gives sharper, more color-accurate results.

What comes in the box?

The scanner, a memory card, a USB cable and film/photo trays; check the listing for the exact bundle.

Where is the ClearClick QuickConvert 2.0 cheapest?

At Newegg, for $129.95, 43% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.

What do buyers say about the ClearClick QuickConvert 2.0?

Rated 4.4 out of 5 from 9 ratings.

Where can I buy the ClearClick QuickConvert 2.0?

4 stores we checked sell it, including eBay, Amazon, Walmart, Newegg.

ClearClick QuickConvert 2.0

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$129.95at NeweggChecked 8 h ago

43% under what the other stores charge

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What reviewers say

Owners treat the QuickConvert 2.0 as a convenient way to clear a box of slides and albums fast, and most praise the no-computer setup. Many say the image quality is only adequate, with softness and color casts on some scans, and that the small screen and holders take patience.

What people mention

Image qualityMixedOwners say scans are usable for sharing but softer and less detailed than a good flatbed or film scanner.
Ease of usePraisedReviewers like that it runs standalone and scans in seconds with no software to install.
Color accuracyCriticisedSome users report color casts and washed-out results that need correction afterward.
Film holdersCriticisedThe slide and negative holders are described as flimsy and fussy to load.
ScreenMixedThe 2.4-inch preview screen helps, but some find it too small to judge focus and framing.
PortabilityPraisedThe rechargeable battery and cord-free operation are called handy for working anywhere.

About the ClearClick QuickConvert 2.0

Do you have a stack of family photo albums or a box of old slides and negatives? Scan your photos to digital format to preserve them and pass them on to your friends and family! With the ClearClick QuickConvert 2.0, it's easier than ever to turn your photos into digital pictures. The QuickConvert 2.0 doesn't require a computer to scan, which means that it's quick to set up and easy to use. Plus, the scanner's rechargeable battery makes it extremely portable and cord-free for scanning. You can have the scanner set up and ready to start digitizing your photos, slides, and negatives in just minutes. Unlike most conventional scanners, the QuickConvert 2.0 scans from above, which allows you to scan each photo without removing it from its mount or photo album. Alternatively, you can load a photo into the scanner's photo tray to scan it. The scanner works with photos that are 4x6 or smaller, as well as 35mm slides and negatives and 110/126 negatives. The QuickConvert's 2.4" screen allows you to preview each photo before you scan it. Scanning is extremely fast: just load your photo, slide, or negative, and hit the "OK/SCAN" button. In just 2-3 seconds, your photo will be scanned and converted to digital format and saved onto the included memory card! The scanner digitizes your photos, slides, and negatives at a high-quality resolution of 14 megapixels. After you've scanned your images, you can transfer the images from the scanner to your PC or Mac using the included USB cable. Or, if your computer has a card reader, simply remove the memory card from the scanner and insert it into your computer's card reader.