Can it scan books or bound documents?

No. It is a sheetfed scanner, so it only takes loose single sheets. Books and bound pages need a flatbed.

Does it need a computer to work?

Yes. It connects by USB and relies on a connected PC and scanning software. It does not scan to a standalone card or cloud service on its own.

What resolution can it scan at?

Up to 1,200 dpi, which is enough for photos and fine print. Lower settings are faster for everyday documents.

Can it scan receipts?

Yes, receipts are a core use. Feed them one at a time, since there is no automatic document feeder.

Is it good for bulk scanning?

Not really. With no automatic feeder, each page must be loaded by hand, so it suits small batches and occasional jobs.

Typically the scanner unit and a USB cable, with software installed from HP's site or a bundled disc depending on the version. Check the listing for the exact bundle.

Where is the HP USB Document & Photo Scanner cheapest?

At OJCommerce.com, for $130.23, as of our latest check.

What do buyers say about the HP USB Document & Photo Scanner?

Rated 4.2 out of 5 from 29 ratings.

Where can I buy the HP USB Document & Photo Scanner?

11 stores we checked sell it, including OJCommerce.com, Target, Best Buy, Newegg.com, Quill.

HP USB Document & Photo Scanner

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HP USB Document & Photo Scanner

Best price now

$130.23at OJCommerce.comChecked 1 h ago

Compared across 11 stores. Prices are checked against each store and labelled with when.

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Lowest price today: $130.23 at OJCommerce.com (checked Nov 10, 2026).
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Our take on the HP USB Document & Photo Scanner

This is a compact sheetfed scanner that feeds one page at a time and outputs up to 1,200 dpi, aimed at digitizing receipts, invoices, photos and single documents at a desk. It connects by USB to a computer, so it depends on a laptop or PC and software to run. It suits light home-office and receipt-keeping duty, not bulk archive work. Against flatbed all-in-ones it is far smaller and quicker per page, but it cannot scan books, bound pages or anything thicker than a sheet.

Best forHome-office receipt and invoice filingDigitizing loose photos and single documentsSmall desks with no room for a flatbedOccasional scanning tied to a PC

Pros

Compact footprint, easy to keep on a desk
Up to 1,200 dpi for photos and fine print
Sheetfed feed is quick for single pages and receipts
Simple USB connection, no network setup

Cons

Single-sheet feed, so no book or bound-page scanning
Needs a computer and software to operate
No automatic document feeder for stacks
Light-duty build suits occasional use, not daily volume

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HP USB Document & Photo Scanner price history

Lowest price we've seen: $130.23 on Nov 10 at OJCommerce.com. Tracked across 11 stores since Nov 10.

What reviewers say

4.2 / 529 ratings

Buyers rate it around 4.2 out of 5 across 29 ratings, generally pleased with its small size and scan quality for receipts and documents. Complaints center on the one-page-at-a-time feed and the dependence on a computer.

What people mention

SizePraisedOwners like that it takes up little desk space.
Scan qualityPraisedReceipts and photos come out clear at higher resolutions.
FeedCriticisedIt takes one sheet at a time, so stacks must be fed by hand.
SetupMixedUSB setup is simple, but it only works through a connected computer.
BuildMixedFine for occasional jobs, less suited to heavy daily scanning.

Specifications

Type: Sheetfed, Receipt
Color: White
Resolution: 1,200 dpi

Questions and answers

Can it scan books or bound documents?: No. It is a sheetfed scanner, so it only takes loose single sheets. Books and bound pages need a flatbed.
Does it need a computer to work?: Yes. It connects by USB and relies on a connected PC and scanning software. It does not scan to a standalone card or cloud service on its own.
What resolution can it scan at?: Up to 1,200 dpi, which is enough for photos and fine print. Lower settings are faster for everyday documents.
Can it scan receipts?: Yes, receipts are a core use. Feed them one at a time, since there is no automatic document feeder.
Is it good for bulk scanning?: Not really. With no automatic feeder, each page must be loaded by hand, so it suits small batches and occasional jobs.
What is in the box?: Typically the scanner unit and a USB cable, with software installed from HP's site or a bundled disc depending on the version. Check the listing for the exact bundle.
Where is the HP USB Document & Photo Scanner cheapest?: At OJCommerce.com, for $130.23, as of our latest check.
What do buyers say about the HP USB Document & Photo Scanner?: Rated 4.2 out of 5 from 29 ratings.
Where can I buy the HP USB Document & Photo Scanner?: 11 stores we checked sell it, including OJCommerce.com, Target, Best Buy, Newegg.com, Quill.