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+1 to the FF-680W. It's janky. I had to try a few USB cables onces the original broke because a cat ate it, had to try specific USB ports, and the software is
by darknavi 2y ago
+1 to the FF-680W.
It's janky. I had to try a few USB cables onces the original broke because a cat ate it, had to try specific USB ports, and the software is a bit rough. But the software allows you to scan both sides of photos, auto "enhance" while keeping originals, and do about 40 like-sized photos in an effortless batch.
It's also good for doc scanning!
I lend it to all my friends and family that have similar projects.
- genewitch 2y agowe didn't have any such issues, but i have a lot of the old style USB cables with the rounded square ends. They are used a lot in rugged devices and "equipment" or instrumentation, like ham radios, packet modems, ADC/DAC devices, scanners, printers. So i just collect them. I have noticed in the past 4 years or so that i am throwing away "broken" USB cables at about 10x the rate of the years prior, so maybe the overall quality of cables has gone down? Even extension cables - those are "breaking" at a very high rate - and i mostly use those for wired controllers!