The Kodak ScanMate i1150 is clearly a strong contender for its intended market of medical offices and the like. For general-purpose office use, be sure to check out the Editors' Choice Canon DR-125, which offers essentially the same scan speed for image files, faster speed for searchable PDF files,...

Duplexer; 50-sheet automatic document feeder; LCD shows profile names for one-button scanning; Fast

Limited to only nine predefined scan definitions; Comes without application programs

Multiple scanning options such as PDF color, PDF B&W, TIFF, JPEG, scan to email. Quality is superb and functionality is easy, this is the 30th one my company has purchased for offices across the US. Works great!

Bought this to replace my i55. It's smaller, faster, and produces better images than the i55.

I purchased this after previously owning a Fujitsu Scansnap that had died on me, The device itself is incredibly well made and smaller in real life than I had expected. Its very fast and I certainly have no regrets switching brands, once you go Kodak, you will never go back !

I was surprised that Walmart had this item, my son was the one who recommend to check when amazon was going to take longer to deliver. Super easy to order, got it for less, even when I had over night shipping. I had help with Kodak customer service to help set up over the phone.

For smaller scanning projects, the Kodak ScanMate i1150 is by far the fastest unit we reviewed. Features like data detection and post-scanning page correction worked well when tested, and this internationally capable machine also scans plastic cards and sends files to an array of cloud storage...

The ScanMate can quickly process documents thanks to its high page scan rate

This Kodak model doesn't support mobile device export

Good software and great scans make Kodak's i1150 a good document scanner

The Kodak Scanmate i1150 is powerful and easy to use. Results are smooth and the quality is good. For many serious businesses, the price tag won't be much of an issue given the stunning performance. Whether you're feeding in 200+ page bundles, or scanning books, this is a fantastic option for the office with very high aspirations.

The Kodak ScanMate i1150 ($495) is aimed at scenarios like the front desk in a medical office that needs to scan documents from incoming patients into special-purpose software throughout the day. Indeed, there are some touches that will be particularly welcome for those kinds of vertical markets. A small, raised ledge on the front of the scanner, for example, will let you prop up an ID card for easy readability. In most ways, however, the i1150 ($749.99 at Amazon) is simply a highly capable desktop scanner that can fit well in most offices. One key difference between the i1150 and scanners aimed at more general office use, like the Editors' Choice Canon imageFormula DR-C125 , is that the i1150 doesn't come with any application programs. Looking strictly at hardware, the Kodak and Canon models deliver almost the same speed and capability. But with the Canon DR-C125 you also get programs for document management, optical character recognition (OCR), and business-card management, plu...

The Kodak ScanMate i1150 is an impressively capable scanner, with extras ranging from boosted scan speed for the first 10 pages, to showing profile names on its LCD for one-button scanning.

Duplexer; 50-sheet automatic document feeder; LCD shows profile names for one-button scanning; Fast

Limited to only nine predefined scan definitions; Comes without application programs