--- product_id: 1166877 title: "Fujitsu ScanSnap S1500 Instant PDF Sheet-Fed Scanner for PC" brand: "fujitsu" price: "₪3074" currency: ILS in_stock: true reviews_count: 8 url: https://www.desertcart.co.il/products/1166877-fujitsu-scansnap-s1500-instant-pdf-sheet-fed-scanner-for-pc store_origin: IL region: Israel --- # 20ppm blazing speed 50-page ADF capacity One-button searchable PDFs Fujitsu ScanSnap S1500 Instant PDF Sheet-Fed Scanner for PC **Brand:** fujitsu **Price:** ₪3074 **Availability:** ✅ In Stock ## Summary > 📠 Declutter your desk, digitize your life — ScanSnap S1500 means business! ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** Fujitsu ScanSnap S1500 Instant PDF Sheet-Fed Scanner for PC by fujitsu - **How much does it cost?** ₪3074 with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.co.il](https://www.desertcart.co.il/products/1166877-fujitsu-scansnap-s1500-instant-pdf-sheet-fed-scanner-for-pc) ## Best For - fujitsu enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted fujitsu brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - • **Smart paper handling:** Intelligent feed detection prevents jams and saves time 🤖 - • **Massive 50-page feeder:** Load once, scan multiple documents hands-free 📄 - • **Instant searchable PDFs:** One-button creation means find-anything ease 🔍 - • **Scan at lightning speed:** Blazing 20 pages per minute keeps your workflow unstoppable ⚡ - • **Adobe Acrobat X included:** Professional PDF editing right out of the box 📝 ## Overview The Fujitsu ScanSnap S1500 is a high-performance sheet-fed scanner designed for Windows users, featuring a 50-page automatic document feeder, 20 pages per minute color scanning speed, and one-button searchable PDF creation. It includes intelligent paper feed detection to minimize jams and comes bundled with Adobe Acrobat X Standard for professional PDF management, making it an essential tool for efficient document digitization in home or office environments. ## Description The ScanSnap S1500 provides Windows users an effective way to greatly reduce paper clutter, storage space, and security risk associated with unmanaged paperwork at home or office. Even better, documents scanned by ScanSnap take on a higher level of accessibility and usefulness once liberated into the digital realm.What's in the box: Fujitsu S1500 ScanSnap Sheet-Fed Scanner with ADF, 1-Year Manufacturer's Limited Warranty, Power Cable, Power Adapter, USB Cable, Installation CDs, User Manuals and Carrier Sheet. ## Features - One button searchable PDF creation - Intelligent paper feed detection - Blazing 20ppm color scanning - 50-page Automatic Document Feeder (ADF) - Comes with Adobe Acrobat X Standard ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | Asin | B001V9LQH0 | | Best Sellers Rank | #326,730 in Office Products (See Top 100 in Office Products) #371 in Document Scanners | | Brand | Fujitsu | | Color Depth | 24 bits | | Connection Type | USB | | Customer Reviews | 4.4 4.4 out of 5 stars (1,211) 4.4 out of 5 stars | | Global Trade Identification Number | 00097564307560 | | Item Weight | 9.9 pounds | | Light Source Type | CCFL | | Manufacturer | Fujitsu Imaging | | Media Type | Business Card, Paper, Receipt | | Minimum System Requirements | Windows 7 | | Model Name | ScanSnap S1500 | | Optical Sensor Technology | CCD | | Resolution | 300 | | Scanner Type | Document | | Standard Sheet Capacity | 50 | | Unit Count | 1 Count | | Upc | 097564307638 962327436644 777787476525 043396323780 097564307560 962327317608 | | Wattage | 35 watts | ## Product Details - **Brand:** Fujitsu - **Color Depth:** 24 bits - **Connectivity Technology:** USB - **Item Weight:** 9.9 pounds - **Model Name:** ScanSnap S1500 - **Optical Sensor Technology:** CCD - **Resolution:** 300 - **Scanner Type:** Document - **Standard Sheet Capacity:** 50 - **Wattage:** 35 watts ## Images ![Fujitsu ScanSnap S1500 Instant PDF Sheet-Fed Scanner for PC - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61TnzeGkISL.jpg) ![Fujitsu ScanSnap S1500 Instant PDF Sheet-Fed Scanner for PC - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61-B2nCgvZL.jpg) ![Fujitsu ScanSnap S1500 Instant PDF Sheet-Fed Scanner for PC - Image 3](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/419TPCFf1PL.jpg) ![Fujitsu ScanSnap S1500 Instant PDF Sheet-Fed Scanner for PC - Image 4](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51k-W57eaQL.jpg) ![Fujitsu ScanSnap S1500 Instant PDF Sheet-Fed Scanner for PC - Image 5](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61XJTpiREdL.jpg) ## Questions & Answers **Q: Jammed papers** A: only when the paper is sticky, stapled, glued, or folded. If the paper is clean and not stuck in anyway, no problems with jams. I have worn out two of these with over 100,000 pages scanned prior to wear out. Also, don't over fill the paper feed slot. Too many pages at a time and it will jam. **Q: does it scan medical cards** A: Yes it does. It can scan multiple medical cards. **Q: can you open the document scanned with excel** A: Bonnie's answer is correct. You are given the opportunity to scan to an excel document. If the scanned page contains data that lends itself to a cellular format, then the scan puts the data into excel columns and cells. **Q: Is the scanner compatible with windows 10 ?** A: Yes. My laptop is windows 10 and the scanner program works perfectly. ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Fujitsu ScanSnap S1500 is a remarkable office tool *by on Reviewed in the United States February 12, 2010* I purchased the Fujitsu SnapScan S1500 during Christmas 2009. Over two months, I have scanned over 14,000 pages without problems. The scanner is truly a remarkable productivity tool that I will continue to use to convert my technical library into a searchable PDF library. All in all, the software does perform as the descriptions indicate. The scanner is extremely fast and performs in a very forgiving manner.Although I am using the scanner with a Mac, I purchased the Windows version to get the Adobe Acrobat Pro 9. I run Vista using fusion, so I am able to utilize the Mac platform for most of my business applications and occasionally use Windows, if I really need to. The Mac has had absolutely no problems with the scanner. perhaps over the next several months, I will be able to reclaim 50 yards of bookshelves in my office.The business card scanner software performs as advertised but it is not good enough to populate the Mac "address book" with the requisite information. The resulting data does not have the granularity that the address book looks for. I'm still trying to find software that will allow business card scanning with direct input into the address book. However, having said that I believe the software should work just fine with Microsoft outlook.Note that the software is meant to only scan and "create" a searchable PDF file. The user would need software, such as Preview or Acrobat, to work with the file. There are numerous PDF software packages that can do all kinds of miraculous modifications to the file. If I have time, I like to cut out the articles such that the advertisements are removed and save the articles as a new PDF file. This helps with searching and file size. However, it does take more time.A few points about using the scanner may help new users to avoid a few very minor issues. I like to read magazines and scan the articles that strike me. Most magazines have a gum backing (to hold the pages) which will leave a slight deposit on the scanner's clear plastic scanning area. This is not detrimental to the scanner But after scanning numerous pages, the clear plastic windows should be cleaned. A soft cloth gently applied to the window will clear the gummy substance. Don't be too aggressive as the gummy material will come off and you do not want to smear or scratch the scanning area.Currently, I try to cut the backing off with a knife so that the gummy stuff does impact the scanner. Also, If you want to scan a book, use a table saw to cut off the binding or find a printer that has a "power knife" to slice off the backing.The scanner is extremely forgiving if you forget a staple. Before scanning an old group of papers, be sure to fan the stack to ensure that the pages are not stuck to each other and that staples are not included in the batch. If a staple is missed, you'll definitely recognize the noise as the feeder attempts to pull the stuck pages through. Quickly release the scanners lock mechanism which will open up the "clamshell" scanner design. This is a single button (push button lever) located on the right side of the swing-out portion of the scanner. Opening the mechanism will automatically shut the scan down, relieve the stuck staple (pages) and protects the scanner. The software will ask if you want to continue scanning but usually you need to straighten up the papers, remove any staples or stuck areas and re-start the scan from the beginning. I use an old credit card to "rake" the crumpled paper back into a semi-flat condition. The scanner is very forgiving for less than perfectly flat paper.Sometimes the papers (reports) are bound using a spiral binding. after removing the spiral binding, simply load up the paper and press the scan button. Sometimes the holes may tend to catch on the (scanned) page as it exits the scanner which causes the overall scanned stack to start to spill off the tray. This is not a big deal. Simply remove paper as it begins to misbehave or watch and guide the sheets as they feed through. I usually sit with the scanner as it works since most scams are only a few pages. Often, the pages behave and over 50 can be scanned in one run.Very glossy magazine pages may have to be fed through more carefully. A very large stack of glossy pages (20 - 50) may not feed through very well. Limit the number of pages to five or so. Five pages probably covers most articles.PDF scanning software works quite well. It is very valuable to ensure that the PDF file is searchable. however creating searchable PDF files does take a bit more time. Once you start going to an electronic filing system, you no longer know which notebook or file folder the paper is in. Being able to search the text in the scan is the only way to find your electronic knowledge, regardless of how clever your filing convention may be. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Whoa....Are You Serious?!?!? Awesome Scanner!! *by on Reviewed in the United States October 11, 2011* 1. Why I needed this product?I was looking for a way to store 10 years worth of receipts, invoices, bills, etc. As many of us do at home or work, we tend to open up the mail and then stack the bills somewhere in the corner to eventually file them. I have been carefully sorting out the 'must have' papers from the 'junk' stuff so that I wouldn't end up on an episode of hoarders or something! But even after all these years I managed to create some piles around the place...until I had enough. Okay, well until the wife started to get on my case. I figured a scanner would do the trick, but I needed one that was extremely efficient and didn't take up too much room...A quick search on Amazon led me to the ScanSnap scanners...2. DeliveryAmazon delivered the scanner in their traditional brown 'happy face' box with air cushions to support the scanner box. The scanner came in a nice sealed gray box from Fujitsu, with cushions, plastic, and red tape to ensure safe delivery of the product. Perfect delivered within a few days as expected.3. SetupThe setup was straight forward...install the software first, then plug in the scanner and then connect the USB cord to your PC. The software install took about 7 minutes for me (Win 7, Ult 64-bit). While that was installing, I carefully peeled the red tape off and took off the excess plastic. The scanner as previously described by others, is about the size of a loaf of bread but unfolds and expands to about the size of a portable laptop printer. The opening is the 'on/off' switch for the scanner. After the software install, I hooked up the USB cable and within a minute the scanner was recognized.....nice!4. The scannerI have a canon MG8220 (I believe) which is all-in-one blah blah blah printer. I truly enjoy the printer but for scanning...I can scan one page at a time which takes about 30 seconds to 1 minute (after naming,correcting, etc). Much too long when you have a pile of papers, two children, and a wife! So, using the S1500 for the first time was quite an experience. I didn't know what to expect. I loaded an invoice I had laying around and within seconds it was scanned...voila! No extra buttons or cropping (will discuss later) or anything extra needed...just scan and you are done. A couple of hours later I was scanning in batches of 2, 6, 14 pages per press of the 'scan' button. The software and how it is used is key if you are to be productive with the scanner...more to follow in the software section...5. SoftwareThe ScanSnap software has an interface that reminds me of MS Office 2010. I actually expected some crazy software with buttons in strange places and options that wouldn't make sense....I'm sure you have seen that before with cheaper scanners!! However, the interface is very simple and straight forward. Basically, you have the main window which has a "cabinet." You can create a "cabinet" for individual categories. I have a cabinet for 'receipts,' 'insurance,' and 'paycheck stubs,' to name a few. Now, I figured out that when you click on a cabinet to highlight it, you can then create a 'folder' for that cabinet. For example, under the cabinet 'receipts' I created folder called '2001' and another '2002.' This is because I'm just starting out but the point is under the cabinet directory of receipts I can now separate the receipts by year folders. If I want to break the folders down further I imagine I could create a specific receipt folder for that year (like shopping or auto repair under the 2001 folder, etc). The point is that the software is very flexible in creating the folders and cabinets you need....the sky is the limit!Under the options category, you can select the scanning options that fit your needs. Need to scan both sides at once, no problem! Need to scan only the front page? no problem! Need to scan in color or B&W...you can do that also...or simply let it scan in auto mode and let the software guess for you. Overall, the picture quality in pdf format is great at any scan resolution. There is some tinkering you have to do, but this thing is fast and that alone makes up for any fine tuning I need to do before I scan in batches. BTW, scanning in batches....want to scan a batch of papers and have multiple pdf pages created? no problem! Want to do the batch as one complete file, that you can do too! On a side note, if a paper is slightly crooked while it is being scanned...don't worry! The page will correct itself!Some reviewers have specific needs and demand more from this device but for me, I was able to rid two years worth of papers..probably a few hundred sheets in about 4 hours....organized, complete, and saved as an electronic file! I have chosen to save the files as timestamped pdf files. While in the main work area of the scanned docs, I can rename them with ease and then move them where I need to....that is, into their proper cabinet. Others may have an easier way, but for me that works just fine. There are other options as well...such as scanning to Word, Excel, or Outlook...but I haven't tried that feature yet!The fact that this little thing cleared out so many papers in one afternoon is amazing! I wish I would have discovered this sooner...would I recommend this product....with two BIG thumbs up!Good Luck....P.S. The scanner was very warm underneath after using it all afternoon...just keep that in mind.... ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Getting organized with this fast scanner - running virtualized in Linux *by on Reviewed in the United States October 5, 2011* I have an entire filing cabinet worth of papers, many of which I will shred, but most of which I will scan and save as PDF and then shred. I'm going totally digital, and I wanted an automatic feed scanner, because I knew a flatbed could never work, given the sheer volume of paper I need to scan.I bought this Fujitsu ScanSnap S1500 based on some other reviews I read elsewhere. It was over $400, but it was supposed to be totally amazing, according to what I had read. In my experience, this has been the case. It can do a stack of papers really fast, like a second or two per sheet. It is double sided, and I find the scans to be of good quality for archiving things like college notes, old magazine articles, copies of your home-buying paperwork (but of course, keep anything embossed or with legal signatures in a fire-proof safe). It can scan business cards, and I even scan credit cards so I know what's in my wallet, should it get lost or stolen. I have found that when the scanner jams, it is very easy to just pop open the top, remove the jammed items, and then restart the scan where it left off, which is very easy to do since the software asks you if you want to continue or quit, and whether you want to discard the prior page that was involved in the jam. I also find the bundled organization software very easy to use. I don't use the business card organizer, but the main PDF organizer is really easy. You can see large thumbnails of everything. You can open a PDF and if you want to add another page to that PDF from a different PDF, you can just copy and paste a page and re-save. Bottom line is that it is fast, makes good scans (and you can adjust the quality to go even higher, but I have not done so), and is easy to recover from errors. It also has a small footprint and is dark silver/gray and black inside, so it matches a sleek office look very nicely.Now a bit about the operating environment. I had been looking to see if this scanner was Linux compatible, since that's the OS I run. Apparently it is not Linux compatible [***see update below***]; that is to say, they do not offer Linux drivers, and I do not know of any. [***please see comment number one to my review***] However, I am running it on my Linux system through VirtualBox, as was recommended by another video reviewer I had seen. (VirtualBox is free software that allows you to run any number of operating systems from within another operating system; so when I run Linux, I can run another OS from within that.) I installed Windows 7 as a virtualization, and the ScanSnap drivers installed just fine within my Windows 7 virtual machine. I plugged in the scanner to my Linux machine, and made sure that VirtualBox was configured to allow the Windows 7 machine to see that USB device. Voila! Now I can scan within Windows with the Windows drivers, which also allows me to use the excellent organization software and Adobe Acrobat, but still do my non-scanning work within Linux, my preferred environment, all on one physical computer. Finally, when I want to move my files from the Windows 7 virtualization to my Linux home directory, I just drag them to a network drive that I have set up, which is a Samba share between Linux and Windows 7. (I know this last paragraph might not be helpful or even make sense to a huge number of users, but it's hard to find good compatibility information out there for Linux users, so I hope it is helpful to someone like me who hacks with non-standard configurations.)***Update 21-Sep-2012: Regarding the useful comments by Chris (see comments to this post), I have tested native functionality in Linux. This scanner is detected directly by OpenSUSE 12.2, the distribution I am currently running. First, I used the application "Scanner" (configure a scanner) and it automatically detected it via USB. Next, I tested both Simple Scan and Skanlite (a KDE application), and both were able to produce high-quality scans that were able to be saved as image files. Skanlite appears to be more feature-rich than Simple Scan, with basic and scanner-specific options. In short, I did not have to do anything fancy to make it work as a basic scanner directly in Linux. (This might vary, depending on Linux distribution or configuration.) Although it is good for a quick scan in Linux, I plan to still use my methods described above for big projects that require hundreds of pages, inserting/deleting pages, pausing for the occasional scanner jam, and so forth; I like the bundled ScanSnap and Acrobat software that runs in Windows, which has been very useful. --- ## Why Shop on Desertcart? - 🛒 **Trusted by 1.3+ Million Shoppers** — Serving international shoppers since 2016 - 🌍 **Shop Globally** — Access 737+ million products across 21 categories - 💰 **No Hidden Fees** — All customs, duties, and taxes included in the price - 🔄 **15-Day Free Returns** — Hassle-free returns (30 days for PRO members) - 🔒 **Secure Payments** — Trusted payment options with buyer protection - ⭐ **TrustPilot Rated 4.5/5** — Based on 8,000+ happy customer reviews **Shop now:** [https://www.desertcart.co.il/products/1166877-fujitsu-scansnap-s1500-instant-pdf-sheet-fed-scanner-for-pc](https://www.desertcart.co.il/products/1166877-fujitsu-scansnap-s1500-instant-pdf-sheet-fed-scanner-for-pc) --- *Product available on Desertcart Israel* *Store origin: IL* *Last updated: 2026-08-15*