HP ScanJet Enterprise Flow 7000 s3 Sheet-feed Scanner (L2757A)

Easy to use!

I may not be an enterprise, but have a home business where I can sometimes deal with 100 - 200 page documents (contracts) at a time. I had been using a regular home office (officejet) scanner for years. But the slowness of scanning meant my archival backlog had gotten to be so overwhelming that I had basically stopped scanning for nearly a year. Say hello to this beast.This device is HIGHLY optimized for batch jobs allowing you to setup profiles with an almost dizzying array of scanning and output options. Simply enter your settings and give it a name. You can then quick launch from a computer or set it up to be available from a quicklaunch button on the scanner itself. I loved this feature and within a few hours already was using it to speed up getting through my backlog of document types.I do have a nit on this feature. The LCD screen on the scanner itself is TOO small. When you have similar profiles but need to describe them with a few extra words, they end up off the LCD screen and you have to wait for it to scroll. Basically, it ends up forcing me to use profile names that are shorter, but less descriptive. I don't know why they couldn't put a larger LCD on the device itself.I really was impressed with the scanning on this device. It is really fast! I threw everything from a credit card to carbon copy statements at it and it ripped through them pretty well. I did end up with a couple of jams on carbon copy statements that were folded tightly together. The device detected that more than one was pulled through and immediately stopped. But fixing the jam was exceedingly easy with the quick access panel. It allowed me to then abort or continue.I do wish for a few minor improvements to one-off jobs. For example, one of the profiles I set up was for it to always prompt for file name. This is very useful. But, when I input the file name, it doesn't let me see the name of files already in the folder that I have selected for output. I often use a naming pattern within each folder, but for the more unique jobs it doesn't make sense to set up a base batch name. Not being able to see the names in the folder made it somewhat of a hassle where I needed a second window open in explorer to figure out which name I should use. This seems like an easy feature to add (please HP!). Taking care of this use case would make this scanner a no brainer for me.One other thing, which is in the feature list, this scanner doesn't support wireless out of the box. You have to buy an adapter for about $50 from HPE to do wireless. The included USB cable is 6 feet in length which limits your placement ability.Okay, the above few paragraphs are not huge issues, but enough to easily drop this from 5 stars to 4 stars. Almost enough to make me knock another star off (3 stars), but really, the incredible scanning speed with auto detection of orientation, color, blank pages, and customizable profiles means that this device is a rock star for bulk scanning (its primary purpose).

I haven't had a chance to really give this a good try but I feel bad about seeing this product languish in my review queue so I'm at least going to give it a preliminary review and I will update it later. I chose this scanner off the Vine list because I thought it might be a good tool for preserving historical documents at my library. I know that it's really designed more for office use but that doesn't mean we can't use it to digitize all those mimeographed church histories and scrapbooks in our files, right?So I unboxed the scanner - very sleek and takes up a small amount of space. I like that. The instruction included it with the scanner were scanty though. Also, the software was on discs and there was no disc drive on the laptop computer that I wanted to use the scanner with. I went to the HP support site and found the software to download. That's as far as I got. The next day our library system updated it's software, causing my laptop and one other library computer to go into a cycle of constant re-start. My laptop has been languishing in the tech support office ever since. I will let you know when I can start working with this product again.

This scanner is supposed to handle high volume scanning. It does not. Stay away from this machine if that is your goal. I am on my fourth machine. Amazon replaced one and HP two more. Documents start jamming after about 15000 scans. These were done over a number of days. One of the top rollers would pop out slightly. So I cleaned the rollers with alcohol as per instruction manual. Did no good. Talked to HP and they say the owner's manual is wrong and not to use alcohol. Had fragile document to scan so owners manual says to use a document sleeve. Did that but the scanner keeps saying there is a mutipick of paper so it won't go through. I have been waiting two weeks for replacement rollers from HP because they think that is the problem. They do not stock the rollers so they had to order them from some outside company!. If you just do some light scanning I guess this would be okay, but any more than that is very risky.

We like this product so much we purchased a second one. Necessary in our attempt to avoid buying more file cabinets.

Great scanner very strong and durable.

Fantastic scanner. I've owned other HP scanners, but this is the best one yet. Fast and accurate.