Customer Ratings & Reviews

Very fast, convenient way to scan photos. Easy to use. Ability to scan double sided to capture. Notes on the photo is a big plus.

Very easy to use and the results are as expected. Photos are scanned quickly and in order. Much better than previous flatbed scanners we have tried.

The scanner is versatile, good quality and easy to set up. Great for recording large amounts home photos, different platforms.

Best photo scanner I have ever used and I have had three of them. Easy to use, great quality scan!

Excellent photo scanner. Easy to take a stack of old photos and scan them in at a high quality.

excellent scanner. so freaky fast. Great scanner and software.

gave to my wife for X-Mas, we have a ton of pictures and they are scattered all over the place. Very easy to use and quality is excellent, enhances the pics making them look better than the originals.

Scans batches of pictures very fast and with great quality.

Very speedy photo and document scan. Single pass for double sided scan. 600 dps optical, and 1200 dps interpolated resolution. Doesn't take up too much space. Software is fairly intuitive.

Easy to Set-Up, great speed, and best tool for scanning and organizing Pictures.

This scanner was a life saver, I had a project to scan 300 pictures in a matter of a day and this scanner made it happen. It’s pretty fast and the quality of the scanned pics were great. It also gave an enhanced version of the scanned pics and it was great.

this is perfect for quickly transfering and saving large quantities of pictures. very good quality digital transfer and picture enhancement.

This scanner is excellent! High quality, settings features, quick, easy to use.

in the 8 months that we have had this scanner we have scanned over 10,000 pictures. The scanner scans about 1 picture per second when using higher resolution and makes the job a breeze. Also having wireless capability is very useful since the scanner is not close to the computer.

This thing is great. Yes, it’s a bit expensive but you get what you pay for- it is super reliable. You can scan just about anything with this. If you are fed up with your all in one scanner on top of your printer and just want a reliable scan every time, I highly recommend this one. And it’s fast. We scan dirty paperwork of many different sizes colors and thicknesses. This scanner is 10 times better than any printer top scanner I’ve used. As for what it was made to do, I tried it with some old photographs and it works great. It’s very gentle on them.

I wanted a way to save my kid's schoolwork without the bulk and save the last few physical pictures I have lying around. The software is easy to use. Super handy!

Great scanner! Very fast and enhances teh photos as well!

Several friends suggested the Epson Fast Foto FF-680W Scanner. Upon their suggestion, I decided to try the scanner. I found the scanner to wrk more efficiently if it was connected via USB. The Epson software that is downloaded is erratic, not dependable and very slow. The scanner time is fast but the software takes a long time - sometimes very long time to process what you scanned and quits frequently. Epson support was never available via phone. The software for the photo scans is set up with limitations - it seems like the software is very outdated and not user friendly. Overall, I am sure it would work for a user that has some experience. The scanner is manufactured poorly. The scanner must be cleaned constantly.

Great quality scans and fast processing! Digitizing family photos can be a daunting task and this scanner makes the process so much easier than scanning one photo at a time on a flatbed scanner. My wife and I scanned an entire photo album yesterday and it only took about a half hour to scan over 200 images. Most of the effort is spent removing the photos from the album and re-inserting them afterwards. Scanning is the easy and fun part of the process. The really fun part is seeing your small photos come to life on a big PC monitor screen. It would be a simple step to later organize photos into slide shows if so desired for a simple presentation. We scanned at 1200 dpi with auto-correct turned on. The software offers the ability to scan and keep the original photo, then generate a separate photo with the auto-correct applied. However, in almost every case we preferred the corrected version and turned that feature off. Another great feature is the scanner's ability to scan the back of the photo whenever writing appears. This speeds up filing the scanned photos if you are organizing later by date. Once the photos are organized, you can then just delete the backside image unless of course the handwriting is sentimental, and you want to save that as a photo memory as well. The scanner does not remove dust specks or scratches which would be nice feature to have, but the quality of the scans is good enough that in most cases further editing is unnecessary. Another great feature is the wireless connectivity, so you can place the scanner on a large table or work area and have access to the scanner as part of your "assembly line" workflow. Lastly, this can be used as a document scanner with some additional software from Epson. That's probably something we will check into after all of our boxes and albums are scanned.

The Epson FastFoto FF-680W is fantastic! We had a Fitjitsu for years but had gotten outdated when Windows 10 was released so my wife bought the Epson. Trouble was she had it on her desk and it became a hassle every time I needed it so we purchased another. She uses hers mainly for documents and receipts but I use mine just for scanning photos. With several totes full of pictures the Epson makes scanning them so fast. If you're on the fence about purchasing one then jump off and run to Best Buy to get it. You will not be disappointed!