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The ScanSnap iX2500 is a sheetfed duplex document scanner from Ricoh's ScanSnap line. It scans both sides at up to 45 pages per minute (90 images per minute) in color or mono, holds 100 sheets in the automatic feeder, and has a 5-inch touch screen so it can run scans and send files to cloud services without a computer. Its Wi-Fi 6 radio and support for WPA3 and TLS 1.3 make it more network-current than older ScanSnap models. It suits home offices, small teams and people who move between desks and coworking spaces. Owners rate it highly, and the main trade-offs are its size and the fact that it is a sheetfed unit, so bound books and fragile paper need a flatbed instead.
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Lowest price we've seen: $379.00 on Nov 13 at eBay. Tracked across 10 stores since Nov 13.
Owners give it strong marks, with an average near 4.8 out of 5. They like the fast duplex feeding, the standalone touch screen and the clean cloud uploads. Complaints are few and mostly about setup and desk space.
The Ricoh ScanSnap iX2500 is a sheetfed document scanner with duplex scanning. It uses a dual CIS image sensor and an RGB LED light source, with a 600 dpi optical resolution. It scans in color, grayscale and monochrome at up to 45 pages per minute (90 images per minute with both sides scanned).
A 5-inch capacitive LCD touch screen lets you run scans without a PC or smartphone. Scan profiles created on a PC or smartphone and imported to the scanner appear as visual icons on the screen. A profile applies your scan settings and destinations to the scanner.
It also connects by USB.
