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I was really torn between buying the ScanSnap IX1500 vs the Raven pro. I was concerned that the Raven pro being a smaller company and a less known brand would be a big drawback. But after watching your video, i decided the Raven was the right one for me! Thank you for posting this video!!!

Thank you for this. I actually have a SnapScan s1500 that I’ve had for 10-years. Every time Apple updates their operating system, I usually wait 6-months to upgrade to give Fujitsu time to catch up and update their drivers and software. Today, my SnapScan software is a gray bubble on my desktop because of incompatibility with the latest Apple update. I love this idea of scanning directly to the cloud or Dropbox and not connecting directly to my iMac. It also gives me some flexibility of where to put the scanner in my office because I don’t to hook it up to the computer.

I was about to order a ScanSnap ix1500 and then I found this review. I ordered the Raven Pro based on what I saw here and other online reviews. I have only had it one day and have scanned a pile of paper, sending to Evernote and the Raven Cloud. I must say I am impressed. Really easy to setup and use. Some mentioned the fan noise, it is a non-issue to me. One thing I would pass on to Raven and any purchaser of this scanner There is a plastic screen protector on the touch screen that is not obvious, I went through about 5 hours of thinking the touch screen response was going to be a issue. Then I realized I needed to remove the protector, problem solved.

Agreed almost entirely too. I have been in the home-scanning game since S1500, and have since used iX500 and fi6130z. Let me tell you this fact: the area that Fujitsu makes real money is the corporate models, i.e. their "fi-series", therefore they intentionally remove features from the Scansnap line to better separate the 2 lines. Features like TWAIN / IS drivers and network supports are examples. Another example is a feature which some brands call it "background color smoothing". What that does is to make the background color uniform for better readability, better image quality, better OCR accuracy and smaller file size. I have not downgraded from my iX500 to iX1500 because I think the LCD will just complicate things. What I am using now is Alaris S2070. Image quality is very good if you give enough tuning in the software. Lastly, Fujitsu is no longer selling the Scansnap scanners in certain Asia regions, despite this part of business is now actually owned by China companies.

You know I watched this vid and found it turning a blind eye to what the iX1500 does well. So I went ahead and bought the item anyway. Guess what -- I am very very happy with it. The speed that was shown in this video is slower than the one I have on my desk. The ease of use is fantastic, so I don't get this review at all. Can't tell you how happy I am with this purchase. Before I bought the Scansnap, I went to Staples to see how much copying docs would be... 55cent/sheet - wtf. With the Scansnap iX1500 I'm well over 3000 sheets copied and sent to my computer. $1650.00 based on using a copy center. So yes... I saved a couple of dollars and I luv this unit.

Very sad to hear the IX500 is still a great scanner (the are on Amazon as high as $1000 !).

Thanks for the video! Big fan of the ix500 and sharing your reservations concerning the ix1500. The Raven no doubt looks superior in every way. However, if something sounds too good to be true, it usually is. Firstly, the Raven has to beat an almost flawless scanning performance both in scanning quality and in paper jam detection / page feed reliability. I have scanned > 20.000 pages with my ix500 and it never failed me. I know you promise to talk about that later on. But these are core values of a SoHo scanner. We do not know how the Raven performs in that respect (yet). Secondly, the Raven needs to beat ABBYY OCR quality. We are talking about a 100$ software that needs a beefy CPU. Which btw. is the reason why most standalone devices with such functionality are very expensive. Thirdly - a device that is a brick without an online account is an absolute no-go for many people including myself. Most German companies (and many consumers) will not accept this. By the looks of it you cannot even scan to an SMB share on your local network. I really don‘t like what Fujitsu did with the ix1500. (Which is to say: No substantial improvements and made it uglier.) But in the harsh reality of an office / SoHo environment, it‘s other qualities that count.

First of all, thank you for this review. It's by far the most complete review of the Raven Pro scanner out there and really helped attract us to purchase a Raven Original to test.

I was torn between both of these scanners... until I saw your video. I read ALL specifications and reviews before I purchase ANYTHING. I'm an ex-computer engineer so it does not "faze" me. Your video has convinced me to buy the Raven even though I have other Epson products. Excellent review - thank you. Keep up the good work.

Pretty much sums up my own thoughts. I took a big leap and bought the Raven Plus after using a ScanSnap for a very long time. My biggest grumble with ScanSnap was their software and setting it up. Raven is such a breath of fresh air and the PDF editor in Raven Cloud is a huge bonus!

Great public service video, Tom! Thanks for your vigilance. Will you be doing more of a demo video of how the Raven works? It's a big investment for most people, the main reason I have held off getting a dedicated scanner so far. For personal use, I need to know if it is going to save me time and make my life simpler. Thanks for all your hard work!

Have you tested the OCR quality? I found the Raven OCR to be pretty good but it did miss OCRing some words in the PDF, which was worrisome because I want to make sure I can reliably find the docs I need in the future. I upped the dpi to 300 too. Don’t remember having this issue with the Fujitsu in the past. Hopefully Raven will improve the OCR software in time.

Great to support a small business, but if Raven goes out of business due to the pandemic (they have only 15 employees you say...compared to Fujitsu, Xerox, Epson, Brother, etc.?) will the Raven Pro still be able to scan to cloud services like Google Drive and Dropbox? Or, does the scanner rely on Raven's own servers even if you are not using Raven Cloud storage?

Great review, I appreciate your attempt to try and stay neutral, but sometimes one company apparent comfortableness with their current standings can make them blind to an underdog. I am now recommending this company and this scanner as our official desktop scanner. Smart move on the president of Raven to ask you to give their scanner a chance. My guess is like us, they bought the competition's product, had it on a desk, made their scanner capable of beating it, then decided to destroy it.

Great review. I was about to buy the Fujitsu because I had one years ago. I didn't even know about the Raven. After your review, I bought the Raven right away. Thank you for this great review.

Tom!!! You just nailed it. Scansnap is in the death train and their management is awful . I always wondered is this company sleeping. Today you saved my hard earned money to give to Fujitsu. They do not deserve it. I will go with Raven Pro.

i still prefer the ix500 vs ix1500 due to ease of use. i also prefer the black vs the white. i had the ix500 for 4 years and its still working till now.

If you live in a humid environment without air conditioning then you will have problems with the exit rollers on the Fujitsu ScanSnap series. They are not user replaceable. I have an ix500 that needs new rollers and you can only replace the feed and brake rollers. This in addition to the issues Tom spoke about. I just ordered the Raven Original 2nd generation and we’ll see how it goes. Thanks Tom!

Hello-I'm wondering if you have used to scan photos? If not, would you be able to do and review with the Raven I have been looking at machines to scan and upload photos (such as epson Fastfoto), however, I like the Raven touchscreen, wireless aspect, and ability to upload to various locations after scanning

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