Make scanning simple with the affordable, compact and lightweight Epson Perfection V39 II. Featuring an optical resolution of 4800 dpi, this easy-to-use photo scanner delivers amazing clarity and detail at a great value. With the included Epson ScanSmart software, you can scan photos, artwork, illustrations, books, documents and more to cloud storage services as well as stitch together oversized images. Moreover, if your photos have faded, you can bring back the color in one click with Easy Photo Fix technology. The V39 II delivers high-quality letter-sized scans in as fast as 10 seconds. It also includes convenient one-touch scanning with easy-to-use buttons, so you can scan directly to PDF or email with just the touch of a button. In addition, you can create editable Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint files using optical character recognition (OCR) software. The V39 II is USB powered for portability, includes a built-in kickstand for space-saving vertical placement and storage, and features a high-rise, removable lid to accommodate bulky items such as books and photo albums. Meet the nexus of stunning image quality and great value with the Epson Perfection V39 II.
Q: Is this Epson scanner compatible with cloud storage services?
A: Yes, you can send scans to cloud storage services with the included Epson ScanSmart software.
Q: Can this Epson scanner scan documents to editable Microsoft Office files?
A: Yes, you can create editable Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint files using optical character recognition (OCR) software.
Q: How fast can this Epson scanner scan a letter-sized document?
A: This scanner can scan a letter-sized document in as fast as 10 seconds.
Q: Does this Epson scanner have a built-in kickstand?
A: Yes, this scanner has a built-in kickstand for vertical placement and storage.
Q: What is the optical resolution of this Epson scanner?
A: This scanner has an optical resolution of 4800 dpi.
Q: Can this scanner connect to a Mac with USB-C?
A: Hello Kevin. Yes, you can use the V39 Photo Scanner with a "USB B to C" cable. The cable is sold separately. Regards, Kevin - The Epson Team.
A: Hello Tony2. You can scan multiple pages and save them as a single PDF document. Unfortunately, once the file has been saved, you cannot add additional pages to the file. Regards, Kevin - The Epson Team.
Q: Do I have to create a new online account, then log in to that account to use this scanner?
A: Hello kthr33. The V39 Scanner does not require an online account for usage. You can download the scanner driver and software directly from our official Epson Support page. Regards, Kevin - The Epson Team.

Make scanning simple with the affordable, compact and lightweight Epson Perfection V39 II. Featuring an optical resolution of 4800 dpi, this easy-to-use photo scanner delivers amazing clarity and detail at a great value. With the included Epson ScanSmart software, you can scan photos, artwork, illustrations, books, documents and more to cloud storage services as well as stitch together oversized images. Moreover, if your photos have faded, you can bring back the color in one click with Easy Photo Fix technology. The V39 II delivers high-quality letter-sized scans in as fast as 10 seconds. It also includes convenient one-touch scanning with easy-to-use buttons, so you can scan directly to PDF or email with just the touch of a button. In addition, you can create editable Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint files using optical character recognition (OCR) software. The V39 II is USB powered for portability, includes a built-in kickstand for space-saving vertical placement and storage, and features a high-rise, removable lid to accommodate bulky items such as books and photo albums. Meet the nexus of stunning image quality and great value with the Epson Perfection V39 II.

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| Pros for Epson - Perfection V39 II Color Photo and Document Flatbed Scanner - Black | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Scan Quality, Ease of use, Size, Overall Performance, Resolution | There were no pros for this product— | Ease of use, Scan Quality, Size, Overall Performance, Speed | Ease of use, Size, Scanning Speed, Image Quality, Software |
| Cons for Epson - Perfection V39 II Color Photo and Document Flatbed Scanner - Black | |||
| Connectivity, Compatibility, Kickstand, Noise Level, USB | There were no cons for this product— | Connectivity, Compatibility, Software, Paper Handling | Connectivity, Compatibility, Price, Jamming |
Customers regard the Perfection V39 II Color Photo and Document Flatbed Scanner as user-friendly, compact, and portable. They appreciate its high-resolution scans, USB power feature, and removable lid for scanning large photos. However, some customers have concerns about the scanner's software, connectivity, and compatibility issues.
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This little scanner is fantastic. I have scanned all of the family photos (2-3 big boxes worth) from 4 different aunts/uncles, and 5 big boxes worth of my fiance's family. There are 3 issues I have run into, but having gone through such a high volume of pics, I'm overall REALLY happy with this product. Issue 1 is that after you scan for a few hours straight, the software doesnt like to recognize the spaces between individual pics, and will try to scan them as a multi-image blob. There wasnt an obvious way to undo this, even with using the different scanning softwares provided by the company. This issue was resolved by a computer reboot and unplug and replug in of the scanner. Issue 2 is that when scanning older photos from the 70s and 80s and poleroids, the scanner doesnt know how to manage the white ring around the photos. A lot of my images only have the white ring on either 1 or 3 sides, but not all 4. Like issue 1, using the different softwares didnt seem to be a solution. I found that if i didnt use the flat bed margins to rest the photos against and pushed them more towards the middle, this seemed to help with this issue. Issue 3, if you are scanning multiple pictures of different sizes at the same time, the scanner likes to cut off part of some of the larger photos. Its weird. I have a lot of photos I had to redo. The only partial fix is that I would turn the photos sideways instead of up and down, and somehow it made the software read the photos better. Not always, but usually. The different provided softwares didnt seem to make any difference with this issue either. The only other thing I would wish different for this product is that it connects with a micro usb cord, and it would be really nice to have it work with a USBC cord. Again, this did not impact the usability or quality of the product, its just a wish list item. In summary, this scanner has put in some work. Im really happy overall with the investment.
Posted by TammyB
This dude is light and pretty compact for the size of documents it will scan. Purchased it to scan recipes for my laser engraver. Works great good quality pretty easy to use. I can hook it to my laptop and scan on location. Sometimes folks don’t want to part with nana’s original pound cake secret.
Posted by JosephH
EPSON - PERFECTION V39 II COLOR PHOTO AND DOCUMENT FLATBED SCANNER MODEL:B11B268201 SKU:6546531 GREAT VALUE SCANNER – VERY GOOD (NOT PERFECT) SCANS The Epson Perfection V39 II, is an interesting scanner. It has been a long time since I reviewed a stand along image scanner. It weighs close to nothing, has a kickstand for upright use. It does not even have a power supply as it is completely powered by the USB 2.0 port / cord. It does a very good job overall. My main interest is photo scanning. For quick scans (default settings), it is very fast and works really well. I have found the Epson Scanning Software to be amongst the best, most flexible to use over the years, especially in advanced mode. Although it reports a 4800 dpi native resolution scanner, you should know you can’t scan a full page at 4800 as the resulting file is simply too large. For full page scans you need to drop the resolution to 2400 dpi (which is still huge). The Kickstand feature seems neat, but the frustration of trying to get a piece of paper to stay upright on the glass while trying to close the lid makes it a mostly useless feature / orientation for frequent use. PORTS AND SUCH. I find the inclusion of a USB 2.0 Type A to Type Mini connector an odd choice in 2023. Everything should be USB-C and USB 3.0. I assume they used USB 2.0 to save some money and probably the processor inside the scanner would not support USB 3.0 speeds anyway. Still from an overall connectivity standpoint USB-C is so much easier and widespread. I did not take away any points for this, but one would think a USB 3.0 port would give more power and speed to a scanner, as well as ease of use. PHOTO SCANNING I tried both TIFF and JPEG at 2400 DPI and the dithering on the shadows is pretty different from the original. It is hard to show in the pictures, but I tried. It is more pronounced when you print out the Scanned Photo, than on the screen. I get there are a ton of variables in play, monitor settings, scanner settings, and printer settings. I get the feeling the scanner is over compressing the images to make up for having to push the images over USB 2.0 speeds. PROs - Lite - Compact - No Power Cord - Good Software CONs - Not the best for photos - USB 2 instead of USB 3 SUMMARY The V39 II seems well suited for occasional home use (IE making quick copies and scans). I think it is pretty far away from professional or semi professional. So if you just need a small scanner for occasional use. This is a good choice.
Posted by TheOffice1234