Customer Ratings & Reviews

Ease/proficiency of use. Organize papers/files. Help keep this clutter free.

Love this machine..made our office paperwork much..much easier.

Doesn't function as well as my old Neat scanner. A little slow, and took a bit to figure out how to efficiently scan and upload to Neat. Not compatible if that's what you're looking for. Jams more often than I'd like. Otherwise, decent scanner.

Useful and handy to scan documents in general. Not as special to scan receipts, which is what it was made for.

Product is OK could be better for the price it’s reasonable not all what I expected but overall satisfied

Works great. Integration with Mac was simple and quite easy.

Very fast scanning! Works well when you add the APP/software.

Epson Scanner works perfect. Easy to install, easy to use.

Easy to use and also easy to set up. I had a Neat for years and this is a better product so far.

this is a great help with receipts easy to use very helpful

It works great and was pretty easy to set it up to my computer and get it connected to my wifi.

Purchased the epson scanner to get a lot of files scanned and it works great and fast!

Excellent for rapid reciept scanning, color reproduction good but not for photos

Love this thing! took all of the hassle out of sending my receipts to my accountant.

great product easy to set up and get working. Highly recommend this item

Good product. Made my life a lot easier. Well worth the money.

Great receipt scanner, easy to use and very. .

The best receipt scanner I have bought. I had bought a previous one by another company I paid twice the amount and it wasn’t user friendly like this one I bought from Best Buy. Thank you Best Buy.

Great document scanner. Fast and really accurate scanning.

Once I received the scanner, I downloaded the software and set it up quickly and easily by following the prompts. The quick Start guide is brief. For those with questions, looking to wring out every feature to the fullest, a 183 page User’s Guide in PDF format is available from Epson’s product support page. You can connect the scanner via USB 3 using the included USB cable, or go wireless; 2.4 & 5 GHz are both supported. To use with a phone app or tablet will require you need to setup wireless of course. There is no wired Ethernet connection which may prevent its use in some offices that do not permit Wi-Fi. The LCD touch screen is logically laid out, clear and responsive. But some of the smaller icons near the edges require a bit more effort to engage due to the bezel being higher than the screen. Unless you have very pointy fingers. They work, but one has to slow down to ensure the press registered. You can use your phone, tablet, or PC instead of the touchscreen panel. Maybe a future firmware update will pad the edge with some space or change the layout to resolve this minor issue. The scanner scans both single and two sided receipts in a single pass, up to 8.5 wide and a whopping 20’ long. And it does so fast; 35 PPM/70” PM over USB. It also scans smartly. If the back of a receipt is blank, it detects that and stores as single sided to avoid storing a blank page. Very useful if you load up the 100 page feeder as I did. It scans in color and B&W. For hard to read or faded receipts, you can tweak the scan settings to improve the capture. The OCR was very accurate, even on small grocery store receipt type which must be about 6 Point in size. The only problems I had with OCR and ScanSmart software was with some old faded thermal receipts that were hard to read. This is expected since I had trouble reading them. But with tweaks to the scan settings, the software was able to read more details from them than I could. But when data is just unreadable, you can edit the PDF to fill in what’s missing. Using the OCR to scan into a PDF you can search through is the key to easy and powerful organization. i.e. find receipt from Best Buy, or those with a keyword like the item or brand name. No need to organize into numerous nested folders, let the software find it. This works so well though, keeping up from here should be easy. I don’t see where I’ll need to scan any old receipts older than a week, maybe a month ever again. When using the ADF (Automatic Document Feeder), it’s best to make batches of receipts with the same width. If you mix letter sized paper receipts with thin register receipts, the narrower receipts will often go askew and not scan well, or jam. Overall, the feeder worked really well, only jamming on some old folded over wrinkled and weak register receipts mixed with larger receipts. Fortunately the scanner opens all the way making it easy to unjam it without damaging a receipt. So many products have a subscription component these days. For us they are the financial equivalent of “death by a thousand small cuts”. Aside from avoiding another monthly subscription drain, what if the price on the service goes up, allot? Or one day the company just folds up and goes away? Your data is now their asset that they might sell or provide a new owner with. Fortunately, unlike some competitors, there is no subscription here. I much prefer that Epson provides the software and lets you send the scans to a computer, USB drive, network share, FTP account, via e-mail, or one of the free/low cost cloud storage drives (DropBox, Google Drive, One Drive, Evernote) if you wish to. You get a very good software bundle that covers more than just the basics and receipt scanning. • Epson ScanSmart financial software to scan your receipts into useful, searchable data. • Easily export your receipt data to Quicken, QuickBooks, TurboTax, Excel, and CSV files. • The ‘Presto! BizCard’ software to scan business cards. You can edit them, which you will need with cards that have fanciful fonts and background images that make a clean scan of the text difficult. This will provide you with a basic contact manager. • The ‘Kofax Power PDF’ software lets you create searchable and editable PDF files. • You can also use other scanning software as a TWAIN driver is included. This scanner is priced competitively to other similar receipt scanners. But considering you can get a Multi-function Printer/Scanner/Fax for just over $100, it’s hard to justify this receipt scanner for home use only. You are getting a high level of organization and many capabilities as well as an ease of use and speed not typically found on a home MFP. But all of these features add up to a scanner that is likely more than most home users need at a price above what they wish to pay. This is the ‘Cadillac’ of receipt printers Don’t despair, just as GM makes Chevy and Buick models Epson offers other receipt scanners, some for less than half the cost of this one and in a smaller footprint. Look for features you really need at a price you can justify. The home user model will provide the organization and ease of use. You’ll lose the ADF, which you don’t really need as a low volume home user. You feed the receipts one at a time and keep some cash. Check them out by expanding the “Explore the Epson RapidReceipt Scanners Collection” link on the product page, or searching the Best Buy site for “RapidReceipt”. One is sure to appeal. But if you’re a SOHO user or otherwise have lots to scan, this is a nearly perfect purpose built receipt scanner to get the job done quickly with more features than you are apt to need. It works flawlessly when fed properly and is built to last. Download the Owner’s Manual and read the section on maintenance to ensure you properly clean it where needed so it performs at its best and lasts. I have absolutely no regrets in choosing this scanner.