For books and magazines, again the flatbed scanner is your only choice.

Since 2004, I have worked on PCMag’s hardware team, covering at various times printers, scanners, projectors, storage, and monitors. I currently focus my testing efforts on 3D printers ...

a leading option is a personal photo scanner. Photo scanners can be faster than other options, such as flatbed scanners, and you don't need to use a computer to scan—while you're sitting in the ...

Between photo and document scanners, all-in-one printers with scanning functionality, and portable scanners for mobile work, choosing the best one for your day-to-day needs depends on your ...

Many of the best printers come with some kind of scanning functionality, but usually with office documents in mind. A dedicated photo scanner will be able to digitize high-quality images ...

If you need to scan books or documents that won't lie flat, the CZUR ET Max is made for the job and includes software that ...

Our best overall photo scanner for most people is the Epson Perfection V39 II, and for document scanning, it's the Fujitsu SnapScan ix1600, but we stand behind all our recommendations.

Of the models in our pick list, many were reviewed years ago but remain current, including our best photo scanner for most people, Canon's CanoScan LiDE 400. PCMag has been testing and reviewing ...

Settling on the best scanner for your specific day-to-day scanning needs is challenging. Most flatbed and sheetfed scanners today are geared toward everyday office tasks or photo image capture ...