HP
The HP ScanJet Pro 3000 s4 (6FW07A) is a compact sheet‑fed scanner delivering up to 40 ppm single‑sided and 80 ipm duplex speeds with a 50‑sheet ADF that handles a wide range of media. It offers fast instant‑on operation, robust OCR‑enabled software, and energy‑efficient USB‑3.0 connectivity, making it suited for small‑to‑medium office document workflows.
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$499.00
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$445.95
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$348.90
Highest
$567.01
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Best For
Small to medium offices, legal and accounting firms, and any document‑heavy workflow that needs fast duplex scanning of paper, receipts, business cards, and checks without requiring network sharing.
Not Ideal For
Environments that need shared network access, flatbed scanning of bound or fragile items, very high‑volume scanning beyond 4,000 pages/day, or automatic power‑off scheduling.
Expert Opinion
Professional reviewers describe the ScanJet Pro 3000 s4 as a workhorse for small offices, praising its high‑speed 40 ppm performance, reliable dual‑sided scanning, and the value‑packed software ecosystem that includes superior OCR. They note the ADF’s handling of mixed media as best‑in‑class, but point out the lack of network connectivity as the primary shortcoming for multi‑user environments.
What Users Say
Everyday users appreciate the scanner’s crisp, fast output, easy setup, and the ability to scan business cards and checks directly. The compact size and low power draw are also frequently praised, while complaints focus on the absence of Ethernet/Wi‑Fi, no flatbed option, limited memory for large batches, and occasional missing USB cable.
Common Complaints
No network connectivity (USB‑only), no flatbed scanner, limited 256 MB memory causing slower batch processing, lack of automatic power‑off, and occasional missing USB cable in the package.
What People Are Saying
“Scans are crisp and fast”
“Easy setup and intuitive software”
“Handles business cards and checks well”
“Takes up little desk space”
How It Compares
Compared to higher‑end HP models that include Ethernet or Wi‑Fi, the s4 trades network flexibility for a lower price and a smaller footprint. Its speed and ADF capability match or exceed many mid‑range competitors, but the lack of a flatbed and limited onboard memory place it behind more expensive workgroup scanners for heavy batch processing.
