Customer Ratings & Reviews

For a retired person wanting to save some of the old pictures, the V600 is getting the job done. It was a little challenging to use in the beginning but as with anything, once one has learn how, it is getting easy to use more of the functions of the V600.

It is big as I read before, but the quality scans it gives makes it worth I t! Been using it almost daily since I got it and looking forward to get deeper into the options it has for my illustrations

I bought this scanner so I could digitize some old family color slides. It works great and I could be no more pleased.

The earlier V500 had been rendered obsolete by time & advancement of apps. I'm still getting acquainted with some of the V600 features but it is effectively scanning slides, negatives, and photos as hoped. The setups are a little different than the V500 and so I'm still fine tuning.

Easy to setup and use! I needed to scan some old negatives and this worked out great!

Overall it does it's job well enough for 35mm film scanning, it does a much better job for 120 film though since it's a bigger film stock. Scanning could be better but it's an older scanner at this point.

I have had many other Epson scanner and as far as a Flat Bed Scanner, I have to say this one is very fast and efficient. I love the software and hardware. Don't go lessor than this one. They may be cheaper, but for the money this is a real work horse.

Works great, fairly fast scans. Nice that you can scan several pictures at once and it makes individual scans, saves a lot of time. Can also scan a document to a PDF file.

Once you figure out what is going on, this is a really excellent scanner and works flawlessly. My only issue is the instructions which are particularly opaque. Once you figure it out you will be very pleased with the results.

This scanner has gotten a work out since I got it. Am very happy with it, especially for the price.

This is an easy to use, excellent scanner. I love it and highly recommend it to anyone who needs to scan photos they want to archive, keep, or print.

Scanning a bunch of old family photos. I think they look better scanned. Happy with my purchase.

This scanner takes a long time to scan at high resolution. Since this is used do digitize a large number of family photos, we had to reduce the resolution to get the scan time acceptable. The scanner software stopped working and we re-installed to get it working again. However,we needed to adjust the scan properties again since it went back to the defaults. We should have paid more for a faster scanner.

I researched scanners for several months when my old Epson 500 had isssues with OS updates. Since I need both the flat bed and film fuctions the V600 works great for both. If I ever need a beter slide scan I can add a Plusek for $350. However after working with it for 2 weeks the slides I have scanned are very good.

This is the second of the same Epson scanners I have purchased and I really like the quality of the scans

Overall a very good scanner for a decent price. It's not going to give you professional results but then again, it's not a professional price. Contrary to what others have wrote, it works fine with Windows 10. But it is finicky about the scanning windows being absolutely clean or it leaves lines across the scan. As others have said, avoid using the ICE technology, it leaves the scans grainy. I've come to conclusion it's better to just scan and do any photo restoration outside of the scanner software. Overall, I'm pleased with the product.

Haven’t tried all the features but works great for digitizing slides. The software takes some time to learn how to use. I’ve had to use YouTube videos to learn how to use the software.

This was perfect for turning my 35mm film prints and negatives into a digital copy where I can transfer them to friends and family across the country. I can also edit the scans with Epson software. Amazing Quality!

Works as advertised. Had a lot of slides and negatives to scan, quality is great and faster that I was used to with a 20 year old scanner. Probably through 500+ at the point and still works fine.

When the library locked down, I was desperate to get a scanner to finish recording commissions. And it’s the same scanner as the library has! I love it.