Customer Ratings & Reviews

The Epson RapidReceipt RR-600W is a great investment for anyone looking for a fast and efficient way to scan receipts and documents. The wireless aspect of the scanner allows for easy connectivity to your computer or mobile device, making it convenient to use from anywhere in your home or office. The scanner has a high-quality resolution, ensuring that all your documents are scanned with great detail. The RapidReceipt software that comes with the scanner is easy to use and allows you to organize and manage all your scanned documents with ease. The scanner is also compact and lightweight, making it easy to store when not in use. Overall, the Epson RapidReceipt RR-600W is a great scanner that offers exceptional performance and convenience, making it the perfect tool for any home or office.

Quick and easy to scan receipts and documents! Very simple to use. Very little maintenance to perform. I highly recommend this scanner!

Good machine. It works great for receipts. Easy to use. Many options for sending to digital storage. The software is good but I wish the OCR calculated all the receipts to a report with a scanned total. It's an awesome tool for business.

Great receipt scanning tool for that small office Very good software that works with QuickBooks Easy to set up

It has helped me get my task done quicker and more efficiently. I really do like it

This is so easy to use. Excellent purchase in my opinion. It’s pretty expensive, but totally worth it this far.

This machine is totally AMAZING. It definitely has been very beneficial in getting all of my receipts scanned from 2020 to prepare for my taxes. Although it may cost a lot, but it is definitely worth the money spent. Thank you for endorsing this product Shaquille O'Neal. Your endorsement of this product and my need for it are the very reasons why I purchased it. THANKS SHAQ!!!

After trying different scanners we decided to try this one and we love it. It is super fast, holds many pages at the time and it scans double sided. We scanned receipts on different sizes and automatically assign the proper size. The quality of the docs scanned it is very clear and accurate.

This is a great machine. Time saving and easy to find receipts when necessary. You can check your purchases and track your finances easily.

The Epson RR-600W is ULTRA fast at scanning documents, especially double sided. This is a GREAT purchase is you have a lot of scanning to perform. Easily 10x faster than any printer scanner. Also, excellent receipt scanner, but Epson makes excellent smaller scanners that will work just as well for receipts only.

The Epson RRW-600 surpasses the performance of my previous scanner, a Snap Scan S-1500. The Epson RR-600W is efficient and easy to use, with multiple easy to understand and use settings by pressing the video display icons. The set-up on this scanner and linking to my computer was automatic and the process was super easy! I highly recommend this unit.

This Epson Receipt RR-600W Wireless Duplex Touchscreen scanner is a lifesaver when it comes to saving receipts. The machine is super speed which means you just feed the machine with receipts and boom it scans them incredibly fast. Setup is easy only when you read the required programs and what is needed to successfully get the machine connected to wifi and working. After unboxing and powered on, I went to Epson to download the Epson ScanSmart bundle in addition to included Kofax Power PDF which allows users to create editable PDF data that which a great as well as Presto BizCard that is used to scan business cards and edit them the way it becomes searchable. What I liked about this machine is the design, touch screen, freedom of using it wired and wireless whether from a computer or smartphone or tablet (Epson Smart Panel is required to download on smart devices) such app is easy to use and allows me to set up the wifi direct scan ability and scan from the phone. Another feature is the duplex that allows me to scan both sides and the ability to save files locally or transfer to associated apps on devices like One Drive or Google drive clouds. Highly reco0mmnnededc machine for saving receipts, Bussines cards, id's, and make edits easily as Epson scan software extracts and organizes the data out of the receipt automatically such as date, vendor, currency and other information on the receipt and ability to edit and make it searchable easily in addition to scan documents at same quality tools. Great scanner.

Great machine but not enough instructions to get the most out of its function. Needs a video tutorial

Can't scan from scanner itself to Computer. Error is: Unable to communicate with the scanner. Make sure that the scanner is connected to the computer and turned on, and no error has occurred on the scanner. No less than 4 calls to tech support and being transferred has resulted in no help. Poor instructions and setup. Scanning from computer does a great job. Considering returning it.

I like that it scans receipts fast but for storing them or get it in logged into QuickBooks it's not as easy as it seems they want you to purchase a cloud to send it to QuickBooks when you pay over $400 for a machine you should be able to send it straight from your computer to any software that you're using that's the downfall I have need to be updated so it can save without sending or buying a cloud putting all your personal information out on a cloud that someone else can possibly see and use

I previously used a Fujitsu Scansnap S-1500. This review is written in comparison to that device. Pros: * The Epson RR-600W is fast to setup and easy to use. This is facilitated by the touchscreen that allows you to directly input your Wi-Fi information. * The Epson has a large volume paper feed, holding 100 pages. * The Epson is scans significantly faster than the Fujitsu (50% faster at 30 ppm vs 20 ppm). It automatically selects color vs grayscale or B&W and duplex scans. * The touchscreen and wireless connectivity are very convenient, so you can scan to any computer on your network (or to USB or a cloud drive). * The automated receipt software with integrated OCR is unique and convenient for being able to feed various finance programs. Cons: * I prefer how the Fujitsu folds up when not in use. This prevents dust from entering into the paper feed slot. The Epson paper feed is fixed. * The Epson is a bit bigger than the Fujitsu. This is partially due to the Epson not having a folding paper feed. * With the bundled software, the Fujitsu is able to automate OCR for scanned files in the background. It doesn’t appear that the Epson is able to do that (except for receipts). With the bundled Kofax software, you have to manually select the files that you want to OCR. This is a review for the Epson RR-600W Wireless Duplex Touchscreen Scanner that I received free of charge to do a beta test and review.

Pros: * FAST! * Excellent scans. * Can scan both sides at the same time at full speed. * Large touch screen. * Ample wireless and wired connectivity options. * Bundled software is useful. Cons: * Paper load direction is counter-intuitive. * One set of guides doesn’t accommodate a stack of mixed-width documents. * Touch screen bezel makes it difficult to press buttons in the corners and edges. * On-screen preview and post-scan options would be nice. Review: I’ve been going as paperless as possible for years. Not only does it save physical storage space and provide options for backup copies (both local and in the cloud), but there’s also a ton of options for having software that scans those documents into searchable text so finding them later is faster and easier than flipping through drawers of paper. The Epson RR-600W scanner is designed specifically for scanning receipts and invoices, but it is also a great all-around wireless ADF scanner. It is fast, accurate and can even scan both sides of the page at the same time without slowing down. It takes up very little space on any desk and with its numerous wireless connection options, it doesn’t even need to be near your computer. The built-in color touch screen make selection of options fast and easy but once you set it up, you may not even need to use the built-in menus much. I have it set up on my home wireless network so it’s easily accessible by our Macs, PCs, iPads and iPhones. You can basically just load your documents in it and walk away; doing all of the control from your other devices. If fact, if you didn’t need physical access to the scanner to load and collect your scanned paper, you probably could put it just about anywhere. It even comes bundled with some useful software for scanning receipts and doing OCR on them. I have seen more comprehensive software, but the free apps that it comes with might just be good enough for most people with basic needs. In the event that your paper jams, which is a MUCH more rare occurrence than in my prior scanner, the lid opens wide and makes it really easy to get in and clear anything that might be stuck. There are a few small things that could be improved; however. While this Epson scanner is faster, scans more clearly and takes up less desktop space than my prior receipt scanner, that other scanner had a few advantages. With this Epson, you load the documents upside down and facing backwards; the top of the page goes in first and the front faces away from you. I’m sure this load direction seems logical from an engineer’s point of view, but from a user’s perspective, it is opposite to what one might expect. You’ll eventually get used to this but will have quite a few upside-down blank scan until you do. The paper guides slide wide enough to fit a standard letter-size page in, and they get narrow enough to support all but the skinniest of receipts. The problem is that the scanner is designed to handle a large stack of paper to scan in bulk so you don’t have to load each page separately. This works great if your pages are all the similar in width, but there’s a very likely chance that if you load mixed-width pages, the narrower ones will go in crooked and not scan right. For example, you can’t really load a full-page invoice along with a few receipts; they’ll need to be loaded in separate scan batches. My other receipt scanner had 3 paper guide slots for the same batch of paper to be scanned; one with moveable guides for various-width documents like invoices, one fixed-width slot for most receipts and one fixed-width slot for business cards. This worked great for loading a stack of various-width documents (into the various slots). This is not a deal-breaker for the Epson, but it does make it a tad more cumbersome when you have a stack of paper to scan since you really need to group the pages by width rather than just loading the stack and pressing “scan.” The touch screen is large and easy enough to navigate in general. Back to my other scanner which also had a touch screen; albeit half the size of the Epson’s. That other scanner would display a preview of each scanned page right on the screen before sending it to its final destination (PC, cloud, etc.). You could estimate if the scan was clear enough, rotate the scan, delete pages that you didn’t need, and choose options like grouping all of the pages into a single document or keeping them as separate documents. It was really convenient to be able to do that on the scanner rather than waiting for the scanned pages to appear in the software on your computer or mobile device first. With this Epson scanner, that big display is used only for choosing menu options. It would have been great to have an on-screen preview, too. Another thing about about the touch screen; it is recessed quite a bit behind a thick bezel. I’m sure the engineers didn’t think twice about it, and the menu designers were not aware that their menus would be presented on a screen like this. The bezel makes it more difficult than necessary to press on-screen buttons that are located in the corners or edges of the display like the “Home” button in the top-left corner. Again, not a deal-breaker, but is evidence that the teams who made this scanner didn’t really get in the same room together to ensure that it all worked together well once assembled. While this may sound like I don’t think this Epson scanner is good - quite the opposite! The main feature set is very impressive. The scans it produces are fast, clear and easy to get into any application or onto any device you need. It doesn’t take up a lot of desk space and can handle just about anything you want to throw at it. None of the suggested improvements are deal-breakers, but they are something that the prospective buyer should be aware of.

The Epson Rapid Receipt RR-600W has been an amazing addition to my home office. I work for a non profit and most of my work is done from home. This scanner has enabled me to scan receipts and documents to export to Quickbooks. It has easy to follow instructions, setup is quick and understandable with minimal effort. First I set up wireless, downloading the app on my smartphone and software on the computer. The touchscreen on the scanner is easy to use, clear to read and makes setup uncomplicated. The buttons and instructions are easy to follow. I’m able to scan double sided documents with easy and without having to then the paper over. This saves lots of time. The scanned document is quickly sent so I can export data. Overall, this scanner has been an amazing addition to my desk. It saves time, is easy to use and gets the job done. This is a review for the Epson RR-600W Wireless Duplex Touchscreen Scanner that I received free of charge to do a beta test and review.

Very bad scanner it’s bad choice to buy this not recommended

This is review of Epson RR-600W. First impression from usage, I like it for its simplicity to use and being functional. It is simple to setup if it is used directly connected to PD or external disk, or via mobile. Its setting about 5 min or so if is about date, time, and wifi only. The scanner offer different mode of scanning per target where will be stored the scanned document, and these can be email, USB, cloud. One remark about Wifi as it seems new to the category, connecting options are same offered in the connective option offered for Printers or standard. Hence didn’t face issues at all. Now focusing in the scanning, it allow to scan 1 side or 2 side, and these works flawlessly either scanning to save on the cloud or from mobile to store on the mobile itself. (If scanning initiated from mobile phone, store on the same phone). Then it has several options to control like the clarity of the text, or skip blank document, or background and so on although I have used only the default setting without issues press. Up to this review, I have scanned document with 26 pages 2 side to store in the cloud and works nicely well for my surprise. Then via mobile iOS version of Epson Smart Panel repeat same scanning and it has worked nicely. Furthermore, on mobile scanning version the interface offer a kind of 3D control of the scanned document allowing to view each of them. Pros: 1. Compact, and simple to use that benefit from touchscreen that is acceptably large enough to make comfortable to select options and navigate through. 2. Definition of scanning 3. Number of sizes of paper can be used within the limit of generally considered documents. 4. Flexibility to use from mobile or table with Smart Panel 5. Option to use to store in cloud directly although this seems quite standard across Epson products. Con: 1. When it is OFF then ON, the WiFI connection already setup doesn’t connect immediately. Takes about 1 min which require to wait and otherwise feels like need to go through WiFI Connection process again which is not needed. 2. I am guessing this one is not exclusive to the scanner, and has to do with the API and software architecture side. In my usage used with Google Drive for which had to complete sign in and allow connection to third party steps between Epson Connect and Google Drive. Once this is completed somehow it worked only in the instance that completed the setup. If I would scan again let say next day, the scanning wouldn’t save in the cloud storage because of denied access. If setup again, and repeat same, in my test happened the same again. 3. Scanning to cloud, the hardware side does’t recognize that access has been denied and regardless scanning and prompt scanning has been success, 4. Attempt of Firmware update form the scanner was not possible which I am guessing the server has not been setup. This is because upon multiple attempt to update, it keeps showing message WiFi Connection needed or can’t connect to server. As I am able to scan from mobile, the WiFI part is not issue, leaving the connection to server as possible issue. In short, despite of list of cons, these can be overcome if usage dependent on google drive only. But in overall the scanner offer wide options with good quality for quick scanning of documents in batch, and at most flexibility to use with mobile with ease for which is recommendable. As last, as a little wish would say, it would be nice to have a ethernet port to connect directly as alternative to WiFI.