Designed for home offices and small workgroups, the ADS-1800W Wireless Compact Desktop Scanner with Color Touchscreen from Brother offers a compact design and simple workflow applications for all your small office needs. Utilizing a 20-page automatic document feeder, the scanner features a 600 x 600 dpi optical resolution, with a maximum interpolated resolution of 1200 x 1200 dpi. Simplex scan speeds are a fast 30 ppm, while duplex scan speeds are an impressive 60 ipm. Once scanned, documents can then be optimized with automatic color detection and adjustment, bleed through prevention and background removal, hole punch removal, text enhancement, color drop, deskew, and more. Additionally, the ADS-1800 includes a software suite with document management tools and OCR (optical character recognition) software.
- Optical Resolution: 600 x 600 dpi
- Paper Input Capacity: 20 Sheets
- USB 3.0 Connectivity
- Daily Duty Cycle: 1000 Pages
Brother ADS-1800W Overview
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Brother ADS-1800W Reviews
To cheap to supply cord for 300 scanner?? Really!
Seriously a 300 scanner and no power code???? Try to find one that will work - and it won't poer one. Brother is extremely disappointing. Will not continue to support their brand.
some complications, but worth it!
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] it has a sleek design, compact size, and a (fairly) easy setup, heavy emphasis on fairly - now let’s get into the details. i was excited to receive this, as my mom just passed and i’ve been wanting a better way to transfer old photos onto my phone compared to just taking a photo of the physical photos. so when this came in i was elated and ready to go with my stack of photos, however, the only cord they provide you with is a usb-c cord, and the directions say it has to connect to your laptop/PC. my laptop is old and does not have a usb-c outlet, as many other people do not as well, at least in the US. it did give an option to connect to your wifi router but it was extremely confusing. the last option was to connect wirelessly, and actually, that is one of the main feature points on the box - but it does not explain at all how to do so. after this ordeal it ended up just sitting around for a while until i finally thought to just buy a usb-C box and plug the cord into it. which i did, and alas, it worked, and the setup from there was a bit easier. clearly, the “wireless” connection option is not completely wireless. so, although the setup was a little tricky for me, i loved this! i scanned a few photos and they came out great! the only minor issue/difference i see in the scanned version of the photo is just slight color difference, which is not bothersome to me at all considering the convenience of finally having an efficient way to get physical photos onto my phone/laptop. the price point is truly great for this little thing! all in all, i would definitely recommend this if you’re looking for an everyday, easy, scanner!