CZUR Shine Ultra Pro 24MP Foldable A3 Document Scanner with Adjustable Height, Max DPI 440 – Portable OCR Scanner for Windows & macOS
Original price was: £329.00.£263.20Current price is: £263.20.
Price: £329.00 - £263.20
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Product Description
1 UHD Scanner
2 Automatic Flattening
3 OCR Recognition
Shine Ultra Document Scanner Additional Features 
Automatic Paging
In curved book mode, scanning double-page books can be automatically divided into two pages, and the pages can be flattened.
Scanning Method
Automatic scanning and foot pedal pressing scanning can save manpower, optimize the scanning process and increase scanning speed.
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Image Editing
Unexported scan results are JPG images, which can be cropped and edited as needed.
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Color Mode
Multiple scanning color modes to choose from, select according to your needs.
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Automatic Correction
Place the scanned documents at will and the output results can be presented according to the text direction.
Auto Page Mending
Scanning incomplete white documents can automatically complete the torn pages.
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Combine Front and Back
Scan the front and back of the card and save them on a piece of paper to meet different scanning and export needs.
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Multi-target Scanning
While meeting the maximum scanning size, multiple targets can be scanned simultaneously, greatly improving work efficiency.
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UHD Camera: 24MP high-quality autofocus camera, resolution 5696*4272, DPI 440 (A4 8.268 x 11.693), DPI 320 (A3 11.693 x 16.535), clear scanning results
Foldable and Portable: The Shine Ultra Pro portable scanner features a 90° folding design with adjustable height and weighs only 1kg, making it easy to use
Flattening: Shine Ultra Pro can flatten curved books and convert them into editable digital documents. ET series is recommended for professional book scanning
Multi-purpose: The CZUR Shine document scanner can capture up to A3 size, can scan many types of documents, and can also be used as a visualizer and a webcam
Multi-compatibility: The Shine Ultra Pro A3 scanner is compatible with Windows XP/7/8/10/11 and macOS 10.13 or later
Customers say
Customers find the scanner’s quality satisfactory, with one mentioning it’s great for scanning books and text. They also appreciate how easy it is to set up.
9 reviews for CZUR Shine Ultra Pro 24MP Foldable A3 Document Scanner with Adjustable Height, Max DPI 440 – Portable OCR Scanner for Windows & macOS
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Original price was: £329.00.£263.20Current price is: £263.20.
Trooper –
Awesome
Great product easy to set up quality is great and super easy and quick to scan large text book/notepads
Alan G –
Good. But if you only have USB-C ports you need to get a USB to USB-C converter
I was a little unsure having read the negative reviews of this and similar models & products, but glad I took the gamble and purchased it. My use case it to scan diaries & scrapbooks with photos from a WWII veteran before they fade away. The books could not be scanned on a my HP flatbed printer scanner. The quality and ease of scanning seems good to me. The main gotcha is its connector for the pc/laptop is old style USB so if yours have only USB-C then you will need a USB to USB-C converter.
Irfaan mobein –
Quick and Very portable, excellent quality
Very easy to set up, portable, excellent quality and quick to scan, low power consumption.
Edwin A. –
Disappointing, not great colour and misses top part of scan
As above, I got a bit blinded by the stream of fantastic reviews on YouTube…people who received a nice freebie. I think you’re paying for the convenience and flexibility of these lightweight scanners. Very susceptible to changes in ambient light in the room, can’t use the provided light for scanning anything glossy as it shows badly on the scan.Biggest issue for me though was the fact it repeatedly cropped off the top of the brochures I was trying to scan in…as per attached picture..there should be a cm gap between the writing and the top…it missed this 9 times out of 10….for every page where there was text at the top of the image.Aside from that, decent quality scans, lacking a bit of colour but frankly, not as good as my much cheaper Epson flatbed. Returned rather quickly unfortunately. Just didn’t work for my type of useage. Probably great for scanning books and text.
facw –
This document scanner fills the gap between just taking pictures with your phone, and a dedicated flatbed scanner (and in some ways may be easier to use than a flatbed).The setup is simple with a camera and a light that fold out from a rotating tower. The tower base contains a USB C port (and some cable channels so it will sit flat with the cord connected), and fits into a notch on the scanning mat. The scanning mat doesn’t lay especially flat out of the box, but it’s mostly just there to provide a neutral background so that is fine, and it is flattening out with use. There is a power button that turns the light on and off. The tower can also be rotated to use the camera as a webcam.You will want to use their software with the device. The camera does not appear as a scanner in Windows (even after installing their software) so you can’t use normal scanning tools. It does appear as a camera, but with the light turned on everything is overexposed.Their software is decent. In a bit of a blast from the past, they include a copy on CD, but I found it easier to just download it. In another somewhat dated feeling maneuver it requires you to enter the long serial number from the base of the unit to license the software. Once that is done things are pretty good. Going into scan mode allows you to quickly and easily scan documents and for single pages the autocrop seems to work well (though it fails to detect orientation from the text, which I thought it was supposed to be able to do). It doesn’t like scanning from books with facing pages, being unable to identify a single page, and with no facing pages option even if a book is small enough to fit in the scan area (see photo). There is an autoscan option that can be useful for flipping though single page content but it won’t give you a chance to scan facing pages or backsides of pages so things can quickly get out of order or lost. Still could be useful for getting trough a bunch of single sided pages quickly.Scan quality looks decent, though is only available in jpg which isn’t great from an archival standpoint.
Liz Roberts –
Nice scanner. We needed it because we are getting bigger print jobs and our printer is always busy. So I set up a little station with this attached to an older laptop. It was easy to setup, you just have to download the software and you are up and running.We love that its so compact! Ordinarily we would have had to buy another all in one machine to provide scanning services. But this takes up almost no room.!I like that its so simple to use, we didn’t need to hold a training class. Also I like that its mobile. I do loan signings too. For smaller loan packages this works great, but because you can only scan things 1 page at a time. Its not good for loan signs.
Thomas –
I actually work at an archive that uses one of the big fancy scanners from this brand, so I was absolutely thrilled to find one to have for myself. The setup is simple and software is easy to use once you go through it a time or two. The scans are excellent quality and being able to export in searchable PDF format is so helpful for written documents. Overall the OCR is very accurate, but if you have some older pieces that are faded, or some handwritten pieces, it doesn’t get it all perfect (but I feel like that’s reasonable?). This is a very convenient size to have at home – it folds up nicely to store in my desk drawer. Overall so happy with this brand’s products. Excellent value for the capabilities it provides.
Gary Zenker –
I really wanted to try one of these scanners for a while. There are in fact, a number of models with different size and resolution limits I believe.The scanning resolution depends on the page size or object that I scan. It states an A4 is 340 DPI and A3 (just shy of 11 x 17) is 245 dpi. The former is not terrible but if you want to enlarge something, it’s not really enough. I always use my flatbed scanner at 600 dpi for artwork and text etc.An overhead scanner like this one can also do 3d items. But the closer they come to the light source, the more chance there is of shadows and (depending on the surface, glare) caused by the built-in lights.The magic and price point is focused on the unique curve-flattening technology in the software. Again, I’ve heard that the upper-end version has better functioning software. You can then theoretically use OCR software to convert the image into editable text. I didn’t try that out. To its credit, there was some flattening of the page.So if I were needing to scan text documents in a public library, from magazines or books, this would be a huge asset. It’s light and portable and can be connected to a laptop. But if I wanted the images from a book to use and maybe enlarge, this scanner isn’t going to be your BFF.Overall, I wish it came with double the resolution. I’d still like to try the upper-end machines and see whether they do a better job.
RDJ –
This is a very helpful tool for archiving or saving lots of information or books, I really lament not having something like this in earlier jobs. Compared to taking pictures to come home and read and type it up, this is miles easier. And a scanner doesn’t necessarily make a PDF without additional software. This comes with both parts- the scanner and the software. You can either install it via the CD if your computer has a drive, or download it. It worked quite well, and the save quality looked pretty good. It’s all readable. You can easily use this to quietly scan a whole book in and bring it home to study with time. Especially with the foot pedal or the autoscan option, you can go quite fast. If you need top notch quality images, you may need to invest in a better setup. But for most uses and reading, this is good enough and quite portable and convenient. It’s very lightweight and pretty easy to carry around with reasonable care to put it safely in your bag. This is a rather handy tool that brings a lot of function.