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Reddit mentions of Doxie Go - Rechargeable Mobile Document Scanner
Sentiment score: 2
Reddit mentions: 3
We found 3 Reddit mentions of Doxie Go - Rechargeable Mobile Document Scanner. Here are the top ones.
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- Doxie Go delivers smart and simple scanning you can take anywhere - no computer required
- Portable scanner that works cordlessly, thanks to a built-in rechargeable battery and memory. Store up to 300 pages (1,200 photos), or insert an SD card / USB flash drive for additional storage
- Doxie's tiny size makes it easy to scan documents at your desk or on the go - just insert your paper. Scan full color pages in just 8 seconds at up to 600 dpi
- Award-winning ABBYY OCR technology recognizes the text in your document and creates multi-page searchable PDFs
- Doxie app included: Amazing scanners deserve amazing software. Doxie 2.0 syncs scans, creates multi-page PDFs, and sends directly to your favorite apps
Features:
Specs:
| Height | 1.7322834628 Inches |
| Length | 10.5118110129 Inches |
| Size | Battery (Original) |
| Weight | 0.8875 Pounds |
| Width | 2.2047244072 Inches |
I can't speak for a service, but I scanned my old photos with a Doxie Go scanner. I felt more comfortable scanning them myself vs. a service.
I'm getting my dad one of these, to backup all of his paper files because he runs his own business...
No, it doesn't have a feeder, but the Evernote process isn't too bad. This is the particular Doxie that I bought. The process of importing to Evernote isn't too bad, although you can't go directly to it, per say. Basically, you scan as many documents as you want, then plug the Doxie into your laptop. From there, you open up Doxie's software to group the individual notes into multi-page documents, as well as adjust the page borders to crop out extra space that their automatic process missed, fix white balance, whatever. From there, you can select individual PDFs or all of them and it's just one click to add them to the default notebook in Evernote. It sounds like a long process, but it really isn't. I was able to power through an entire semester worth of papers, handouts, tests, essays, etc. and get them all imported into the proper notebook with names, dates, tags and everything in one evening.
Thanks for passing on that review, I'll be sure to check it out! If I decide to go for either bag, I'll write about my thoughts and post them here.