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It worked fine for a few days and now I am in software heck with "support" only open on weekdays and problems "communicating with the software error -14" . This is like a 1980's error message and there is nothing on the website to help you. There is next to Zippo for documentation. I have tried all manner of things (resetting computer, scanner, uninstalling and reinstalling software, temporarily turning off antivirus) and keep getting the communication error. Many hours of wasted time.
I tried a second computer and I am getting "Could not perform the recognition process"
I guess I will find out how their support works on Monday. This feels like the beta of a new product or maybe I just got a bad one.
UPDATE: Their telephone support was very nice but after over an hour with the "tier 1" support, they passed me onto "tier 2" support. It turns out there is a software bug that messes up a DLL file. The Tier 2 support person appears to have fixed the problem by updating the DLL file. There is apparently a software update coming that will fix this problem.
Its too bad the error code and the issue has not propagated down to their Tier 1 support so I didn't have to mess around for another 1+ hours.
UPDATE #2 - They have released the fix for the bug in the software and it seems to work. I'm enjoying how fast it can scan through some old paperback manuals that I am scanning so I can save space and be able to find things electronically. I think they could do a much better job with the software and user interface and the documentation is almost non-existent. Overall, I am becoming more pleased with the product as the main thing is the speed of scanning.

One thing I did not expect was how small it packs up when you fold over the feeding tray which closes it up into a bread loaf sized piece. Scanning on both sides at 600 dpi takes only about 3 seconds for an 8"x11" document which seems nice to me. I thought about the price tag for a bit wondering why it is over $400 given the hardware isn't ridiculously high-end and doesn't have bluetooth speakers or make sandwiches. I figure the software quality and the R&D is where much of the cost goes because without the streamlined software and filing, scanners are just not going to be efficient in helping record and organize files. The software is solid, the scan filing, OCR'ing, and cloud uploads are all great for simply getting paper into cloud storage. If the house burnt down I would buy this again.
*Update 5/10/20 - So after a year of use I continue to be pleased with the iX1500. Motors still work, rollers are smooth, feeds are smooth, and there is an incremental software update about every 2-3 months. The OCR and indexing is nice...example; ease of searching up older vision exams papers and I could track the slow progression to more powerful eyeglasses prescriptions. Using this scanner and the Adobe Scan app for my phone has resulted in 80% of my documents being cloud based.

With all the negative reviews of this scanner from people who felt like they had downgraded from the ix500, I almost didn't buy it. In fact, I bought an Epson DS-780N first but ended up returning it because I thought the software was awful, at least for the way I use it (way too many steps to do a simple scan).
But I'm finding that I like the IX1500 a lot. I preferred the physical configuration of the S1500 (the output tray on the IX1500 feels cheap and doesn't open smoothly), but at least for me that's minor and at most a secondary consideration.
I like the LED screen, and how easy it is to customize the buttons. Most of the time I just want to scan what's in the feeder, dump it to a default directory as an OCR'd PDF, and open it in Preview which makes it easy to rename, move, and edit if I need to. That was super easy to configure, and also create a couple other commonly-used variants.
Setup was easy and straightforward, I set it up via Wifi.
I would have been happy to use the S1500 for 10 more years, nothing about the IX1500 is good enough that I'd have thrown out the S1500 and spent another $400 if I didn't need to. But given that wasn't an option, at least I do feel that what I got is a little better than what I had.

Update: it was working fine for months but some weird error happened today, it couldn't detect the computer - error message "the device is not responding. Check if this ScanSnap is selected by the device currently in used" and I had to reset the scanner and reinstalled the ScanSnap home on my computer for it to see the scanner again and get it working. I'm just glad all the scanned files didn't get deleted. So because of the weird bug and frustration to fix it I give it 1 star.
It scan documents to your computer. So far it works just fine, got two computer setup to receive the scans through Wifi. It can also scan to Google Drive and other clouds services -> setting that up was confusing, you can't set it up on the machine, you have to open the ScanSnap Home software -> go to Scan Settings -> click on cloud and set up your account.
You also need to go to their website to download the software -> instruction provided from the scanner mini-screen.
There are settings that can only be changed from the software and there are settings that can only be changed from the Scanner touch screen -> for example - if you want to load multiple load of documents and want them saved in one single pdf file. You have to changed it on the scanner touch screen -> you click the page icon and pick one with multiple page -> when that is done once one batch is done it asks you to add more pages until you are done you click finish. However if you use the software -> Feed Mode Settings -> Continuous Scan (which is what you are doing) it won't work.

The initial set up was very easy considering I am not a Techie. I did not have any issues connecting to my network. The screen on the front very vibrant and easy to read. The prompts talked me through everything. The cost is very reasonable considering all of its functions, and capabilities.
Nowadays document scanners are the modern-day electronic answer to filing cabinets. I am using the scanner for both my business and personal use since it have the ability to set up multiple users.
The scanning speed was very fast and quiet. Since my purchase I have scanned everything from sales brochures, photos, receipts and multiple size papers.
Love that it scans 30 pages per minute. The auto sheet feed perfectly handles multiple size documents at one time. I mixed 8 ½ X 11, 4 X 6, receipts and a business card in the trays and everything came out in one file. It even duplexed the ones with information on the back page.
Another feature I like is the phone interface software you can download. I have an IPhone so I downloaded the iOS software from the App Store which allowed me to scan receipts and documents from my phone. In under a minute they are downloaded to my DropBox (also can send to One Drive, Google and most cloud base storage software.) account in a specific directory I set up to accept these scans. I was amazed at how fast it worked.
I previously had a Brother ADS 2000 but had multiple problems getting it to work with my updated computer software. Ended up having to scan all my documents to a USB drive, then copy them over to my computer where I then had to rename them. Very long drawn out process.
I highly recommend this scanner for both personal and business usage.





THE SCANNER ITSELF IS FANTASTIC. .... BUT ...... The SOFTWARE INTERFACE and it's problems make it just UNACCEPTABLE. How a company that makes great scanners can let a piece of garbage like this out into the marketplace is beyond me. There are so many problems with it.
For example:
1) Interface locks up all the time (especially when "recognizing"). This causes me to close the program, disconnect the scanner and start over.
2) My task manager shows that the image processing never shuts down and hogs my PC resources. (I have to open task manager and end the process for all of the processing tasks before it'll work again).
3) When I scan in "verify mode", I can change the name of an image and save it. However, the software then changes it back to the original scanned name, thereby forcing me rename the file a second time.
Conclusion:
I have read a number of reviews where people are complaining about the software interface where they said it was better on the previous model of this scanner. These models are pretty hard to buy now though.
My review would have been 4.5-5.0 stars IF the software was up to par ... but it just isn't.
So I gave it three stars for ease of use, and only two stars overall, because it is so much harder to use with all of these unnecessary problems. I have wasted hours on this and shouldn't have to.
Tech support was quite helpful. They reloaded the software yesterday (5/3/2019) and the problems went away for about a hour! Now I'm having the same issues again.
Disappointed. Hope they upgrade the SW soon.
