I bought this to scanner to preserve some antique photos - the scanner was extremely fast (even saving at 600 dpi), the quality of the scans was fantastic, and the machine treated these photos gently enough that it did not damage them in the least. The option to save an enhanced version of the photo without manually tweaking it in photo editing software, as well, is a bonus. I am extremely pleased with this purchase and recommend it for anyone looking to archive photos.

I’ve explored several less expensive options, but they were not satisfactory for the job that is ahead of me. The scanner built into my printer was so cumbersome with many steps and the phone app had issues with lighting. This FastFoto photo scanner is amazing, worth the price.

I bought this scanner a few weeks ago and have already scanned thousands of photos! I am scanning at 600 dpi, tiff files and each photo takes about two seconds, and that includes scanning the back of the photos where I had written names and dates! I still have thousands more photos to scan, but this scanner makes the process easy and fast. No regrets purchasing this unit.

I received this 2 weeks ago.Im more than happy with the product.Great size,easy set up,fits in small area.Fast,easy to use.Great photos and perfect documents.Ive had other brands in the past.This meets every detail and offers great customer service.Came with a few sheets of paper.Thats the only dwn.fall.For price more paper should have been offered.“This is a review for the Epson FastFoto FF-680W Wireless High-speed Photo and Document Scanner System that I received free of charge to do a beta test and review.”

Bought it this week and have already scanned over 100 pictures. Not bad but it does come with issues. First, if there is old tape or glue on the back of a picture, it jams. The back has to be scrapped clean and pristine. Secondly, it will not scan Polaroids. Too thick. An entire generation used Polaroid cameras so there are millions of those out there, fading and rotting. I have a flatbed scanner for those but many don't have that option.

The scanner mechanically works fine but there is some very noticeable streaking, particularly the blue channel. There is no dirt on the lens. The capture software leaves a lot to be desired. Non-intuitive and ultimately frustrating. No parameters to set for the "auto correction" which usually overcooks the photo. The streaking is also not corrected by the software, even though there is a setting in the capture software. Flatbed scanners produce a better result but are very time consuming.

I received this scanner a few days ago and I’m pleasantly surprised at the quality of the photos that were transported to my computer. It is lite weight and compact so it fits on the desk quite nicely. I was able to scan multiple photos at once and organize them efficiently on my computer. I’m looking forward to using it on a variety of projects. This is a review for the Epson FastFoto FF-680W Wireless High-speed Photo and Document Scanner System that I received free of charge to do a beta test and review.

I have been putting off scanning albums full of printed photos for years. Moving to a condo in the near future forced me to make a move. I was fortunate to pick a photo scanner that makes this chore much easier to accomplish. The speed is just as advertised and the quality of the scanned photos is better than I expected - improves the originals in many cases. Easy to install and intuitive operation allows me to recommend this scanner to anyone who needs to scan a large quantity of photos with reasonable efficiency.

Just bought the Epson FF-680W today. It loaded a few & displayed them. Thereafter I have gotten the message: Epson FF-680W quit unexpectedly. Click Reopen to open the application again. Click Report to see more detailed information and send a report to Apple.

I purchased this to scan and archive thousands of old photos. The set up on my home wifi was simple and scanning is very fast (1 to 5 seconds per photo depending on the resolution you choose)! You can scan one or both sides of each photo and I've loaded a stack of up to 51 photos into the document feeder. All photos were scanned and saved. The photo editing software works really well for my purposes and I like how I can scan any size photo without much hassle at all. If you know a little bit about the 'techy' stuff and have to scan a lot of old photos, this is the scanner for you! I've tried other cheaper models (Epson Perfection V39 - flatbed) and it was painfully slow compared to the FF-680W. The FF-680W is more expensive but it's well worth the cost for my purposes.