Digitize, organize, and share your documents with the Ricoh ScanSnap iX2500 Document Scanner. With a large 5" color touchscreen, you'll be able to select your scanning destination and have your own personalized profile. The iX2500 has a scan speed of up to 45 ppm / 90 ipm. It also has a max optical resolution of 600 dpi, all through its 100-sheet ADF. Connect wirelessly with Wi-Fi 6 (802.11ax) or use a wired connection via USB-C 3.2 Gen 1 (5 Gb/s). Scan documents as small as 2 x 2" and as big as 8.5 x 14". The scanner also scans envelopes, plastic cards, folded A3 documents, and documents with sticky notes in Manual Feed mode.
- Optical Resolution: 600 dpi
- Scan Speed: 45 ppm / 90 ipm
- Minimum Scan Size: 2 x 2"
- Maximum Scan Size: 8.5 x 14"
Ricoh iX2500 Overview
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Ricoh iX2500 Reviews
Great Scanner
This scanner is great. The documents are extremely clear and its very efficient.
ScanSnap iX2500 Document Scanner (photo edition)
I has searched for a photo scanner, compared them, hemmed and hawed for a bit. I made the decision to purchase one, and although this was not my first choice, it fit my budget, expectations, and was available. I was surprised at how user friendly this unit is. The purpose for getting a photo scanner is to digitize the huge amount of photos I have inherited from the family over the years. Ill be honest, after a bunch of the reviews said it was not Mac friendly I was a little dubious, but I have to get this project started. So i made the choice, and have been very pleased with the results thus far. It turns out the software and drivers are Mac friendly, and I was easily able to complete the setup in under 2 hours. The only reason it took 2 hours was that I had to download the install package, install the device, which happened without a problem, and then get the updated software package and update the firmware. Since I set it up in a wireless configuration, it took a bit to get all the data to where it needed to go. That being said, I have scanned some photos and documents and am satisfied with the scan quality and speed. And the actual picture and document handling. The only problem I have had was when I was trying to scan some photos that were mounted on a heavy mat board, too much for it to handle. So my fault on that. So all in all, I am pleased with the product so far. As i am learning about how it works, I am gaining the skills and understanding to get it to do what I want it to. As I have done more research, I am finding i should scan to a .tiff format not a .jpg, something about file degradation over time. This software, so far, does not scan to a tiff format, but I am not documenting the signing of the constitution, so I think I'll be ok. I'm sure that if I got enthusiastic, there is a 2nd party Mac software that would do this... but I'm not there yet. May follow up as needed, but for the first couple of weeks, I am happy with the product.
