I'd love a ScanSnap i1600 because my hubby & I have a TON of things needing to be scanned. The first & most important: we've done a lot of reno & construction on our house over the last 20 years. We need to scan all those bills and receipts we've kept so that when we sell the house, we have clear and accurate records to submit to the IRS.
I really like the features on the ScanSnap. I have loads of documents, receipts, photos that need scanned. The various locations my estate work requires makes the ix1600 my take along tool.
Thanks for that Rocky! It really is an amazing scanner. I practice estate administration for many years as part of my legal practice and always appreciated how my ScanSnap helped me get everything scanned quickly so I could get started with my actual legal work. 😊
Thank you Luis. These are both great scanners and lots of people ask me about the differences so I wanted to make this review. Hopefully it will help. 😊👍
I have the Fujitsu ix1600 Evernote edition but switching my docs to Apple Notes. I used the Scan Snap app on my Mac and set it up to scan into Evernote, but now want to scan into Apple Notes. I've searched everywhere but can't find a simple solution on how to use this scanner and scan into Apple notes. I did see someone do a work around using Apple Scripts but still could not figure it out. Please do a video on this, even if I need do a workaround. I'm using a M1 Mac desktop and need to use this scanner to scan into Apple Notes app. Thanks!
The first thing I would scan if I had a Scansnap IX1600 are old German town history documents so I can quickly scan them to OCR and translate from German to English. I used an IX 1600 at work and it was wonderful. It was the one item I wish I could have taken with me when I retired.
I'm looking at the iX1600 to replace my old iX500 scanner. It still works but issues with Windows seeing it and page feeding at times. But the iX1600 seems to be perfect for me. Thanks for the thorough eval on both scanners.
You're welcome Nancy. The iX1600 is such a versatile scanner, I'm sure that it would do a great job for you. Also, did you see that I am running a free giveaway to win an iX1600? If you want to enter, please see that video, subscribe to the ScanSnap US RUclips channel, and comment on another one of my iX1600 videos sharing what you would scan first if you were to win. :-)
Hi. We have a black and white Brother, which is our main daily documents printer. However, our colored printer has been continually a problem, and we've needed to get a flatbed scanner. I'd love a ScanSnap iX1600 so we can start proper archiving from date of receipt and moving forward. The first thing I'd scan with my new iX1600 is contract and new training documents.
The first thing that I would scan with a Scansnap IX1600 is all of my children's pictures and my receipts and paperwork. I homeschool and it would be helpful to be able to keep all of my children's work and keepsakes in an easy to find location. I previously used a Scansnap at my prior employer and it was very easy to use and the images were very good. So, I would like to have one at home as well.
I would use a new iX 1600 scanner to scan the exhibits for the depositions I take as a court reporter. Having this new scanner would really help my production time!
My workhorse ix500 of last 7 years is starting to have feed issues. I would use a new faster ix1600 for daily scanning of complete loan applications for submission online. Each application package is 75-100 pages and I submit 2-3 packages per week. My ix500 has never hiccuped and a newer ix1600. Will help me do faster loan submissions.
Would you know if I can use the iX1600 for scanning baseball cards sheathed in penny sleeves and hard plastic top loaders? I know that I can do it with the fi-8170 but can't find any examples of the iX1600 being used in the same way. Hoping that you can shed some light on this subject. I need to be able to scan dozens and sometimes hundreds of sports cards for selling on eBay. Right now I'm using an Epson V600 flatbed. It does a great job but it's a slow process.
Hi Papa. I'm not sure. I think it would all depend on the thickness of the card/sleeve and its ability to bend. I think the reason collectors use the fi-8170 is because it definitely works for your specific use case, it is much faster than any ScanSnap scanner. However, if you wanted to try an iX1300, I bet it would do a great job for you and be a less expensive alternative over the iX1600 and fi-8170. In my experience, the iX1300 scans thicker items that will not go through a ScanSnap iX1600 (for example, my iX1300 can scan my passport but my iX1600 cannot and it gets jammed). See in my iX1300 video how I scanned a huge pile of photos (of all different sizes and thicknesses), very quickly. Here is a link to the right part in the video: ruclips.net/video/hMGaO45Q8DI/видео.htmlsi=_8MRK99ri41pxEeB&t=322
Wow great video. I would love to win iX1600 so I can scan all the receipts and work documents. I am using app but not looking for a convenient way and having a scanner at home would be PERFECT! Fingers crossed! Thanks!
Do you think it's a good idea to purchase the iX1600? It seems the hardware is over 3 years old now and i'm wondering if i should just hold out for the newer model. I don't need the scanner immediately, so i can wait a few months or so if need be.
That's a good question. The hardware is over three years old but the machine works incredibly well and is still the flagship model. I'm not sure if the company has any plans to release a new version anytime soon. Did you also see my review of the iX1300? It is slightly newer than the iX1600, though it's a different take. By the way, I love Trogdor!
@@SeanDillman thanks for the heads up on the iX1300, that might fit the bill with the addtional option of scanning thicker documents like passports. Really appreciate it!
@@SeanDillman I looked into the iX1300 a little more and it seems like it doesn't support scanning directly to a network share which is unfortunate as it meets all the other requirements. But again, thank you for the recommendation!
Sean, is there a duplex scanner/printer with ink well, Windows 11(64) compatible? I bought and returned Brother MFC-L8900CDW was a not a good fit. Brother has no tech support. Thank you.
Hi Sean, I was hoping that you could assist or help with some guides on the Ricoh fi-8170 ADF + Manual feed scanner (PaperStream Capture Pro) QC & Index Enable a workstation to acts as a dedicated QC & Index Station where no scanner is required to operate QC/Index workstation , the workstation becomes a part of a multi station capture environment but can not be operated stand alone.
Hi Adam. No. The only supported file formats are JPG and PDF. scansnap-faq.pfu.ricoh.com/hc/en-us/articles/13085209703065-What-file-formats-can-I-save-my-images-in-Can-I-save-them-as-JPEG-files-
Thanks, Sean. The only downside that I can see is with e-mailing then. Usually the tif is a much smaller file and easier to e-mail as compared to the jpeg but the PDF may work for me. Appreciate your response!@@SeanDillman
The first thing I would scan with my IX 1600 scanner would be my children’s artwork. I have an old iX500, but I can’t figure out how to make it scan to my iPad anymore! I had just bought the thing and they stopped supporting it! 😳Then I might try to scan butt somehow. I think I could figure it out. 😂
The first thing I would scan all my valuables receipts, military records, heath records and therefore have a great digital in one pdf record for insurance and in case of my departing this word (Hope not for a LONG time...LOL)
The first thing I'd definitely scan with a new ix1600 scanner would be all the medical, tax and retirement related documents, followed by all the photos I have from many, many great memories that are slowly fading away.
I love the ScanSnap! I would love to win the iX1600, and the first think I would scan with it would be some family pictures. I have followed all of the step to be entered to win!! JKC'
The first thing I would scan if I had a Scansnap IX1600 is the large stack of legal documents I've accumulated over 45 years of adult life. I don't want to have an ugly metal file cabinet in my home anymore!
I would love to add a ScanSnap i1600 to mine and my husband's home office to be able to digitize all receipts and his work orders. Right now we have boxes and files upon files of documents that it would be great to upload to a organized online media file. Please pick my number to WIN!!! Thanks for the opportunity to win such a great prize!
Thank you for that. Sorry to hear about your mom. I know that 2010 was a while ago but I'm sure you still miss her lots. I know I miss my brother. Anyway, you're entered into the giveaway. Good luck! 😊
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I was looking for a comparison between these two models, great video!
Thanks Joe! I'm glad that I could help. 😊
What I would scan first with my new iX1600 are all the receipts and bills collected around my desk, keep them in the cloud and clear them out!
Thank you for that. You're entered into the giveaway. Good luck! 😊
I'd scan documents, receipts, books, and brochures and finally get my life in order! Great Video, Sean!
I'd love a ScanSnap i1600 because my hubby & I have a TON of things needing to be scanned.
The first & most important: we've done a lot of reno & construction on our house over the last 20 years. We need to scan all those bills and receipts we've kept so that when we sell the house, we have clear and accurate records to submit to the IRS.
Thank you for that. You're entered into the giveaway. Good luck! 😊
I really like the features on the ScanSnap. I have loads of documents, receipts, photos that need scanned.
The various locations my estate work requires makes the ix1600 my take along tool.
Thanks for that Rocky! It really is an amazing scanner. I practice estate administration for many years as part of my legal practice and always appreciated how my ScanSnap helped me get everything scanned quickly so I could get started with my actual legal work. 😊
@@SeanDillman I’m glad to hear your experience in my field and how this scanner has helped.
Thanks for the video. I ordered one using your link!
You are most welcome. Thank you Crystal! I really appreciate it. I hope that you love it. 😊
Excellent review. Thanks
Thank you Luis. These are both great scanners and lots of people ask me about the differences so I wanted to make this review. Hopefully it will help. 😊👍
I have the Fujitsu ix1600 Evernote edition but switching my docs to Apple Notes. I used the Scan Snap app on my Mac and set it up to scan into Evernote, but now want to scan into Apple Notes. I've searched everywhere but can't find a simple solution on how to use this scanner and scan into Apple notes. I did see someone do a work around using Apple Scripts but still could not figure it out. Please do a video on this, even if I need do a workaround. I'm using a M1 Mac desktop and need to use this scanner to scan into Apple Notes app. Thanks!
The first thing I would scan if I had a Scansnap IX1600 are old German town history documents so I can quickly scan them to OCR and translate from German to English. I used an IX 1600 at work and it was wonderful. It was the one item I wish I could have taken with me when I retired.
Thank you for that. You're entered into the giveaway. Good luck! 😊
I'm looking at the iX1600 to replace my old iX500 scanner. It still works but issues with Windows seeing it and page feeding at times. But the iX1600 seems to be perfect for me. Thanks for the thorough eval on both scanners.
You're welcome Nancy. The iX1600 is such a versatile scanner, I'm sure that it would do a great job for you. Also, did you see that I am running a free giveaway to win an iX1600? If you want to enter, please see that video, subscribe to the ScanSnap US RUclips channel, and comment on another one of my iX1600 videos sharing what you would scan first if you were to win. :-)
Hi. We have a black and white Brother, which is our main daily documents printer. However, our colored printer has been continually a problem, and we've needed to get a flatbed scanner. I'd love a ScanSnap iX1600 so we can start proper archiving from date of receipt and moving forward. The first thing I'd scan with my new iX1600 is contract and new training documents.
The first thing that I would scan with a Scansnap IX1600 is all of my children's pictures and my receipts and paperwork. I homeschool and it would be helpful to be able to keep all of my children's work and keepsakes in an easy to find location. I previously used a Scansnap at my prior employer and it was very easy to use and the images were very good. So, I would like to have one at home as well.
Thank you for that. You're entered into the giveaway. Good luck! 😊
I would use a new iX 1600 scanner to scan the exhibits for the depositions I take as a court reporter. Having this new scanner would really help my production time!
Thank you for that Monica. Nice to hear from another legal professional. You're entered into the giveaway. Good luck! 😊
My workhorse ix500 of last 7 years is starting to have feed issues. I would use a new faster ix1600 for daily scanning of complete loan applications for submission online. Each application package is 75-100 pages and I submit 2-3 packages per week. My ix500 has never hiccuped and a newer ix1600. Will help me do faster loan submissions.
Thank you for that. You're entered into the giveaway. Good luck! 😊
Would you know if I can use the iX1600 for scanning baseball cards sheathed in penny sleeves and hard plastic top loaders? I know that I can do it with the fi-8170 but can't find any examples of the iX1600 being used in the same way. Hoping that you can shed some light on this subject. I need to be able to scan dozens and sometimes hundreds of sports cards for selling on eBay. Right now I'm using an Epson V600 flatbed. It does a great job but it's a slow process.
Hi Papa. I'm not sure. I think it would all depend on the thickness of the card/sleeve and its ability to bend. I think the reason collectors use the fi-8170 is because it definitely works for your specific use case, it is much faster than any ScanSnap scanner. However, if you wanted to try an iX1300, I bet it would do a great job for you and be a less expensive alternative over the iX1600 and fi-8170. In my experience, the iX1300 scans thicker items that will not go through a ScanSnap iX1600 (for example, my iX1300 can scan my passport but my iX1600 cannot and it gets jammed). See in my iX1300 video how I scanned a huge pile of photos (of all different sizes and thicknesses), very quickly. Here is a link to the right part in the video: ruclips.net/video/hMGaO45Q8DI/видео.htmlsi=_8MRK99ri41pxEeB&t=322
Wow great video. I would love to win iX1600 so I can scan all the receipts and work documents. I am using app but not looking for a convenient way and having a scanner at home would be PERFECT! Fingers crossed! Thanks!
Thank you for that. You're entered into the giveaway. Good luck! My fingers are crossed for you as well.😊
First thing I would scan with my ix 1600 is the tons of family mail that litters my kitchen counter to regain the counter space
Thank you for that Thomas. I hear you. I also manage the mail for my family. You're entered into the giveaway. Good luck! 😊
Do you think it's a good idea to purchase the iX1600? It seems the hardware is over 3 years old now and i'm wondering if i should just hold out for the newer model. I don't need the scanner immediately, so i can wait a few months or so if need be.
That's a good question. The hardware is over three years old but the machine works incredibly well and is still the flagship model. I'm not sure if the company has any plans to release a new version anytime soon. Did you also see my review of the iX1300? It is slightly newer than the iX1600, though it's a different take. By the way, I love Trogdor!
@@SeanDillman thanks for the heads up on the iX1300, that might fit the bill with the addtional option of scanning thicker documents like passports. Really appreciate it!
@@SeanDillman I looked into the iX1300 a little more and it seems like it doesn't support scanning directly to a network share which is unfortunate as it meets all the other requirements. But again, thank you for the recommendation!
The first thing I'd scan with a new iX1600 is old family documents that I've collected through the years in my genealogy research.
Thank you for that. You're entered into the giveaway. Good luck! 😊
Sean, is there a duplex scanner/printer with ink well, Windows 11(64) compatible? I bought and returned Brother MFC-L8900CDW was a not a good fit. Brother has no tech support. Thank you.
I have entered the drawing. This first thing that I will scan with a new iX1600 will be business cards that I have accumulated.
Thank you for that. You're entered into the giveaway. Good luck! 😊
The first thing I’d scan with a new iX1600 is photos to be able to get them organized. They are everywhere right now.
Thank you for that. You're entered into the giveaway. Good luck! 😊
Hi Sean, I was hoping that you could assist or help with some guides on the Ricoh fi-8170 ADF + Manual feed scanner (PaperStream Capture Pro) QC & Index
Enable a workstation to acts as a dedicated QC & Index Station where no scanner is required to operate QC/Index workstation , the workstation
becomes a part of a multi station capture environment but can not be operated stand alone.
Can I save scans as a tif file on the ScanSnap IX1600?
Hi Adam. No. The only supported file formats are JPG and PDF. scansnap-faq.pfu.ricoh.com/hc/en-us/articles/13085209703065-What-file-formats-can-I-save-my-images-in-Can-I-save-them-as-JPEG-files-
Thanks, Sean. The only downside that I can see is with e-mailing then. Usually the tif is a much smaller file and easier to e-mail as compared to the jpeg but the PDF may work for me. Appreciate your response!@@SeanDillman
The first thing I would scan with my IX 1600 scanner would be my children’s artwork. I have an old iX500, but I can’t figure out how to make it scan to my iPad anymore! I had just bought the thing and they stopped supporting it! 😳Then I might try to scan butt somehow. I think I could figure it out. 😂
Thank you for that. You're entered into the giveaway. Good luck! 😊
The first thing I would scan all my valuables receipts, military records, heath records and therefore have a great digital in one pdf record for insurance and in case of my departing this word (Hope not for a LONG time...LOL)
Thank you for that. You're entered into the giveaway. Good luck! 😊
The first thing I'd definitely scan with a new ix1600 scanner would be all the medical, tax and retirement related documents, followed by all the photos I have from many, many great memories that are slowly fading away.
Thank you for that. You're entered into the giveaway. Good luck! 😊
The first thing I would scan if I had a Scansnap IX1600 would be our old family photos.
Thank you for that. You're entered into the giveaway. Good luck! 😊
I love the ScanSnap! I would love to win the iX1600, and the first think I would scan with it would be some family pictures. I have followed all of the step to be entered to win!! JKC'
Thank you for that. You're entered into the giveaway. Good luck! 😊
First thing I would scan with my iX1600 is my business receipts.
Thank you for that DJ. I scan my business receipts all the time. You're entered into the giveaway. Good luck! 😊
I would scan all my files of business receipts prior to tax season. I have had a scansnap for over 20 years.
Thank you for that. You're entered into the giveaway. Good luck! 😊
I have many pictures and I would scan them. Then I could electronically distribute them to my family members.
Thank you for that. You're entered into the giveaway. Good luck! 😊
I would scan all of my receipts, business cards and business files so that everything is electronically stored.
Thank you for that. You're entered into the giveaway. Good luck! 😊
I would scan all of my 2024 receipts and toss my old multifunction brother printer and launch my office to the next level!
Thank you for that. You're entered into the giveaway. Good luck! Cheers to taking things to the next level! 😊
I would love to scan my business receipts so I could store them all electronically.
Thank you for that. You're entered into the giveaway. Good luck! 😊
I'd scan the photos I have first. After that receipts.
Thank you for that. You're entered into the giveaway. Good luck! 😊
The first thing I would scan if I had a Scansnap IX1600 is the large stack of legal documents I've accumulated over 45 years of adult life. I don't want to have an ugly metal file cabinet in my home anymore!
Thank you for that. You're entered into the giveaway. Good luck! 😊
The first thing I would scan with a ScanSnap ix1600 scanner would be all my legal documents about the house and my will.
Thank you for that. You're entered into the giveaway. Good luck! 😊
@@SeanDillman they need a scanner emoji (was going to reply with that)!
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Thank you for your comment. 😊👍
The first thing I would scan with my iX1600 would be all my tax paperwork so I could ditch all the paper!
Thank you for that. You're entered into the giveaway. Good luck! 😊
I would love to add a ScanSnap i1600 to mine and my husband's home office to be able to digitize all receipts and his work orders. Right now we have boxes and files upon files of documents that it would be great to upload to a organized online media file. Please pick my number to WIN!!! Thanks for the opportunity to win such a great prize!
Thank you for that. You're entered into the giveaway. Good luck! 😊
First thing I would scan are all the letters from my mom. She left us in 2010 to go to Heaven 😢
Thank you for that. Sorry to hear about your mom. I know that 2010 was a while ago but I'm sure you still miss her lots. I know I miss my brother. Anyway, you're entered into the giveaway. Good luck! 😊
@@SeanDillman Thank you
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