ScanSnap iX1600 vs. ScanSnap iX1300 - Desktop Scanner Comparison

I purchased the Scansnap iX1600 after watching your previous review and absolutely love it.
It has become my go to scanner for the ease of use and functionality.
Thank you Sean for your unbiased and detailed reviews.

What a great comparison video! It's helpful to see the similarities and differences. 💯 I like the summary near the end! 😊

Hi, i would like to ask you two questions. Can ix1600 scan thick documents as ids, and passports? Which of those scanners has less paper jams? For my job its crusial to can scan thin or old papers as well as normal a4 80 grams papers and this feature is very importand for choosing the right scanner. Thanks

Waiting for the blowup keep going

I have owned the 1300 for about 8 yrs and it's still going strong. The only problem I have now is that I have to keep one laptop with WIN7 so I can use my 1300 for scanning articles or books because you don't have the Linux OS in your system. Which seems odd to me because all major business' use Linux Servers and some would like to use Linux OS as their main system. Give mea call when you start using the Linux OS also. Thanks.

Thank you for putting together this very informative video, as we are tired of drowning in papers.😂🤪👏

I love your videos very detail and interesting. Great information.

Great comparison of two very good scanners.

Are these scanners compatible with MacOs Ventura?

sir your information is good and i like how you show the all small detail about the product, but you should change your video editing style, i would like to see your videos, you can just chake out some other tech chenals and there editing style 😊

I would like to get the template

I have not figured out how to scan photos into my MacBook photos. Is that possible. It puts it into a pdf. Possible?

Thank you for this informative video. One of these (most likely the ix1300 is on my list. I will definitely use your link when I make my purchase.

Hi Sean, can two people in a household, with two separate computers and two separate iphones, share the iX1300? Can it be linked to two different users’ devices?

Thank you for the great video tutorials, and the comparison on these two scanners. I just purchased the iX1300 through your amazon link, and pretty impressed with the speed of the scanner for multiple page PDF documents. However, I ran into a problem with multiple pages being in the reverse order, Is there a solution to this problem?

Hi from Japan. Your videos are so helpful—thank you! As an academic scanning student work and papers,I’ve used Fujitsu scanners for over 10 years, and all of my models are the s series.

I’m set to upgrade and your videos are so helpful in the decision about upgrading.

I think it’ll be the 1600 for the office and 1300 for home use!

Thanks again for the fair and unbiased reviews!

does it print also ? I bought the IX 1300 and I don't see that option. Can anyone please help answer this ?

Very informative, the iX1300 is perfect for my use case.

Hi Sean, I was wondering if you can recommend me a good A3 scanner?

1-I want start up a business of securing scanned document,for over 50 yrs
So which kind of scanner
would you propose for that
task
2-propose to me the appropriate app or specialised software to buy

This is exactly the information I was looking for. Thank you!

Thank you

The first thing I'd scan would be all of my old receipts and warranty information. This iX1600 scanner rocks!

Wonderful organization, diction, and production. Good job.

The first things I'd scan with a ScanSnap iX1600 are a whole host of old magazine articles I've clipped over the years. I have an S1300i and it's a great little scanner but... Big projects deserve the best tools to accomplish successfully.

Proud owner of a ScanSnap S1300. Been using it for years but it's time to look at an upgrade. There is so much more I want to scan so the first thing I would scan with an iX1600 would be my family photos to preserve them better and share. I'd also complete the task of emptying the file cabinets of all the papers I've accumulated over the years. It's an ongoing battle that I think we all deal with. Fingers crossed with the drawing.

The first thing I would scan is my baseball cards

I'd scan photos first, receipts second, and then maybe some art third

I have 10 year old (works great) Scansnap ix500 wondering if the scanning quality has changed in the last 10 years and if it is worth upgrading to the ix1600, everyday use is just for scanning documents like utility bills etc, currently scanning old photos in Apple photos, any recommendations?

I'd really like to see reviewers of these scanners try scanning received letters and bills --- meaning that there is a fold or series of folds in the document --- and not just perfectly flat & smooth printouts. This (folded paper) is my primary need for scanning and not a single review seems to cover this.

Once the documents are scanned, can you save the file directly to a flash drive?