Canon Canoscan N650U Reviews

This scanner felt great even the first day I bought it - today it feels even better since I have compared it with the new CanoScan N670U. The newest technology doesn't mean that it is the best technology. N650U outperforms N670U in every area. Scans taken with N650U are clearer, brighter, have more details, have less noise, colors are more ...  Read the complete review

I bought my Canoscan n650u at a computer fair in london, the price was £45 at the time but has gone up recently. But even at the more expensive prices this is a good middle-of-the range scanner. For the first time user, or maybe someone who isn't all that good with computers, this scanner shuold be OK. The scanner plugs into the USB port which ...  Read the complete review

OK, so first the obvious - The 'U' in N650U means 'USB', so unless you know you have a USB port on your computer, don't go here. I have a family member who would like to steal my new scanner, but he can't :-) I read Ciao, and I read DooYoo looking for advice on a good scanner, and both sites pointed me at the Canon ...  Read the complete review

I love my scanner so much I had to spend 2 hours writing a review on it. I'm sure it's worth spending that long writing about your pride and joy. Gone are the days when a flatbed scanner would consume a massive chunk of desk space. Witness Canon's CanoScan N650U, which barely exceeds the dimensions of a legal-size sheet of ...  Read the complete review

This is one of the thinnest scanners I have ever used, it is only 1.3 inches thick by 10.1 inches wide and 14.7 inches in length. It weighs 3.1 pounds and comes with a five-foot cable. The five-foot USB cable is for the computer connection and power. (No AC plug in.) It is a Flatbed, color and monochrome scanner made for the PC and the ...  Read the complete review

When I built my new computer I installed Windows ME and one casualty of this was my old scanner which being old and cheap was no longer supported on the manufacturers web site. So I approached replacing the scanner with some trepidation as I saw a number of horror stories regarding compatibility with ME. After reading positive reviews, ...  Read the complete review

The new Canoscan N650U is in my opinion the best value for money you can get on the market today. Option wise this A4 scanner offers 42 bit colour at optical resolutions upto 600x1200dpi via USB port (meaning you can connect it to your laptop). It is superlight at only 1.5kg and also uses the new LIDE system (LED Indirect Exposure) technology ...  Read the complete review

My Trust scanner was bulky, and fairly reliable, but came to the end of its life! I decided I wanted a new slim line one. I scanned the Internet and finally decided on, the canon N65OU. It was attractive, easily installed, and easy to use, and best of all a decent price. I bought my Scanner at dabs.com, and paid around £64.00 for it. It ...  Read the complete review

I picked up the latest Canon Scanner for a mere ATS1690 (ca GBP75) and have been very impressed by its capabilities. Surprisingly, even though it offers better quality scanning (42 bit vs 36 bit) than the N630U it is still cheaper that its predecessor over here (only by 10 pounds!). This scanner is excellent, not least because as a USB ...  Read the complete review