Customer Ratings & Reviews

This photo scanner has been essential in preserving our old family’s pictures. The option to automatically save a second enhanced version saves editing time while still having a scan of the original.

Excellent BUT BUT polaroids and super small passport size pics do not work

My goal is to digitize documents and old photos and after using the FF680W for a bit, I couldn’t be happier. Like others, part of the reason I keep putting it off is because of the painstakingly slow process involved. This scanner makes it less of a chore because of how quickly it scans photos and documents (even two sided) in a single pass. Watch the videos in the product description. I’ll admit I don’t have a discerning eye and therefore cannot speak to the quality of the digitized images, but will say that I find them more than acceptable. To me it’s better than having the paper pile up and old photos tucked away and deteriorating in boxes unappreciated.

Scanner is super easy to setup and very fast. Scans both sides of picture simultaneously and discards back image of there is nothing there. Enhancement software is amazing, automatically restoring old faded photos.

Great quality, very easy to use, and instructions were beyond helpful

Very easy to set up and get started. Scanning/picture quality is very good.

I used it to scan several thousand pictures in a day. Worked exactly as described. I was very happy to have these old pictures saved.

Excellent scanner, best I have ever owned. Easy to set up and operate. Updates are easy. Highly recommended for anyone needing a scanner.

I have started the huge project of digitizing all my photos. This scanner is easy to use and I am making great progress with it!

Good, but overpriced I wish it was cheaper. With tariff it will be more expensive

The Epson photo scanner FastFoto FF-680W exceeded all fo my expectations.

This has done a good job of scanning the photos I've put through so far. The original scans look like good reproductions, but the enhanced pictures don't look that good on the screen. It scans quickly, but the output tray doesn't collect the pictures well. They sometimes wind up on the floor.

Quick, easy to use, can scan a considerable number of photos at once. Made the job so much less tedious and time consuming.

Easy set up. Fantastic scan quality. Great way to back up memories.

Love this scanner!! Super fast and does a great job!! Happy with my purchase. Would have spent the same amount of money if not more to send my pictures out to be digitalized.

Got this to scan photos of my recently deceased dad for my immediate and extended family. Did a great job and was super fast. Definitely recommend.

This little machine is fast and I love the fact that it not only groups your photos into a folder name of your choice, but also names each photo with that file name as well.

Does exactly what it says it will scans your photos at lightning speed. Shockingly good at how fast and jam free it has been. Expensive but very happy with the purchase.

I am a huge fan of this scanner, but there are issues with it... First, the good. This thing scans fast and with excellent quality. It's ability to auto-correct for color and dirt is great. I even auto-corrects if a picture gets pulled in at an angle. I will literally take a stack of mismatched sizes, textures, etc and process them almost always without a hitch... almost. The biggest problem with the scanner is the FastFoto software. It's buggy. For example, if you're scanning a pile of pictures and one misfeeds, the scan will pause and tell you there's a jam. Unfortunately, when you resume scanning, it may or may not have forgotten about the previous pictures it scanned. Sometimes it might forget the previous 1 or 2, other times it forgets about all of them and you have to start over. Another example is again if there is a misfeed, it keeps telling you to fix it and retry. But there's no way to abort it. Sometimes a picture just wont feed. Usually this is because for some reason the picture is triggering the multi-feed detector and it's aborting... even if there is only one picture loaded. When it gets in this predicament, it's stuck in an endless loop. The only option is to retry. And, if you think you're speedy enough to kit the "try again" button and then the cancel button before the loop cycles, you're rewarded with all pictures being lost from the entire batch. Yep -- canceling a scan doesn't just cancel the problem picture, it cancels the entire batch. So, if you've scanned 30 pics and the last one is causing trouble and you manage to hit the cancel button before it disappears, all 30 of the scans are lost and you have to start all over again. I think the root of these problems, besides bad software design, is the scanner's multi-feed detection system. There are some photos that for some reason trigger this detector and bring the whole project to a halt. And, there's no way to force it to continue when you know good and well there's only one photo loaded so it can't possibly be a multifeed. And this isn't with dirty, ragged pictures. I'm talking about pristine pictures with nice crisp edges. It's definitely more finicky than it needs to be. There really need to be an option to "force" it to continue. So far, I'm about 4000 scans in with this scanner and overall am very pleased with it, but I have to tell you, the user experience with the software can be a little frustrating.

This is quick and easy to use. I was able to create files and upload 1,000s of photos to the cloud in a matter of days.