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3 Mar, 2026
£154.39 inc. VAT
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The IRISPen Air 8 is the kind of “desk helper” scanner that makes sense when you mainly need to grab text from paper quickly—receipts, printed forms, bits of documentation, that sort of thing. For those everyday, low-volume tasks it’s genuinely handy: you point it, it captures text, and the Bluetooth workflow is quick enough that you’re not constantly fighting software. At £128.66 ex-VAT, it sits in the sweet spot for small teams that don’t want the cost and footprint of a flatbed or document scanner, but still need OCR on the go.
That said, it’s not a replacement for proper document scanning. If your staff will be scanning lots of pages, long documents, or needing consistently high accuracy on tricky fonts/low-quality prints, the “pen” approach will start to feel slower and more finicky than you’d hope. It’s best for knowledge workers, administrators, compliance teams doing occasional document transcription, or anyone doing light OCR where speed of capture matters more than batch processing. In short: buy it if your use case is small-to-medium snippets of text from paper; skip it if you’re expecting high-volume scanning or “set-and-forget” results.

RICOH
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Ricoh fi-8250 fi 8250 fi8250 - Document scanner - flatbed: CCD / ADF: dual CIS - Duplex - 216 x 355.6 mm - 600 dpi x 600 dpi - up to 50 ppm (mono) / up to 50 ppm (colour) - ADF (100 sheets) - up to 8000 scans per day - Gigabit LAN, USB 3.2 Gen 1

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