First impressions wasn't ideal as it arrived full of scuffs, dust, and some leftover adhesive strips for some reason. There's a sticker on the outside of the tray indicating the web address of the driver to download. I went there and downloaded a TWAIN driver without much difficulty. That said, the user is on their own as far as the actual software to scan documents unfortunately. This is because that included on the same website has since been removed without explanation and obviously not available to download again, for some reason.
If the reader is using Windows 10, then they can just use 'Windows Fax and Scanner', a preloaded app bundled with every Windows 10 installations. With it, they can scan documents and save them in TIFF or other picture file formats like JPG. If they'd like to store it in PDF like a civilized person, then they can just search for free document scanner software for Windows on a search engine.
I've settled on an open source software called NAPS2. It's quite easy to configure and use. In fact, it's pretty much turn-key as it can get. Just install it only after installing the TWAIN driver for the software to detect the USB device (scanner). It makes quick work of scanning documents even when in duplex mode (both sides at once) assuming that the user has chosen DPI levels of 400 and below. Personally, I've found grayscale at 300 DPI to strike a great balance between scanning speed and scan quality. Your mileage may vary of course, depending on their needs and document types.
4 out of 5 stars. The performance is there but I'm really not sure if this product has really gone through proper refurbishment channels to be called "renewed". Again, it arrived with notable superficial damages and stains. I just can't fathom the refurbishment company would skip a simple wipe down, before or after the unit's inspection. More so if even a single component's been replaced. I may be nitpicking here, but it's just not what I'd have expected for something that costs $150, at least at the time of writing.
FI-6130Z FUJITSU Document Scanner Bundle - 1 Year Warranty, Sheet-Fed Document with 24V AC Adapter, USB 2.0 Cable & Microfibe
3.6 | 40 ratings
Price: 148.99
Last update: 02-12-2025
About this item
Continuous hard and embossed card scanning up to 1.4mm thick
Intelligent Multi-Feed Function for efficiently scanning overlapped documents like taped receipts
Continuous hard and embossed card scanning up to 1.4mm thick
Fast and Robust Performance: Achieves scanning speeds of up to 70 double-sided pages per minute. Our scanners for computers designed to handle various document types, including thick documents like ID cards and passports, ensuring versatility and efficiency
[Package Includes] - FI-6130Z Document Scanner, 24V Power Adapter, USB 2.0 Cable + Microfiber Cloth
[????????????????] - No Windows 11 Drivers Included + Not Compatible With Apple Devices
Intelligent Multi-Feed Function for efficiently scanning overlapped documents like taped receipts
Continuous hard and embossed card scanning up to 1.4mm thick
Fast and Robust Performance: Achieves scanning speeds of up to 70 double-sided pages per minute. Our scanners for computers designed to handle various document types, including thick documents like ID cards and passports, ensuring versatility and efficiency
[Package Includes] - FI-6130Z Document Scanner, 24V Power Adapter, USB 2.0 Cable + Microfiber Cloth
[????????????????] - No Windows 11 Drivers Included + Not Compatible With Apple Devices
Product information
| Product Dimensions | 18 x 12 x 18 inches |
|---|---|
| Item Weight | 10.78 pounds |
| ASIN | B0DJTDY5S7 |
| Item model number | FI-6130Z RENEWED |
| Customer Reviews |
3.6 3.6 out of 5 stars
40 ratings
3.6 out of 5 stars |
| Best Sellers Rank | #28,560 in Office Products (See Top 100 in Office Products) #32 in Document Scanners |
| Date First Available | October 10, 2024 |
| Manufacturer | ANYHDD |
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If the reader is using Windows 10, then they can just use 'Windows Fax and Scanner', a preloaded app bundled with every Windows 10 installations. With it, they can scan documents and save them in TIFF or other picture file formats like JPG. If they'd like to store it in PDF like a civilized person, then they can just search for free document scanner software for Windows on a search engine.
I've settled on an open source software called NAPS2. It's quite easy to configure and use. In fact, it's pretty much turn-key as it can get. Just install it only after installing the TWAIN driver for the software to detect the USB device (scanner). It makes quick work of scanning documents even when in duplex mode (both sides at once) assuming that the user has chosen DPI levels of 400 and below. Personally, I've found grayscale at 300 DPI to strike a great balance between scanning speed and scan quality. Your mileage may vary of course, depending on their needs and document types.
4 out of 5 stars. The performance is there but I'm really not sure if this product has really gone through proper refurbishment channels to be called "renewed". Again, it arrived with notable superficial damages and stains. I just can't fathom the refurbishment company would skip a simple wipe down, before or after the unit's inspection. More so if even a single component's been replaced. I may be nitpicking here, but it's just not what I'd have expected for something that costs $150, at least at the time of writing.
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George CariaGreat Scanner!
Manuel G.Difficult to Configure Frustrating Setup Even on Supported Windows 10
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