Penpower Worldcard Color

alaTest has collected and analyzed 140 user reviews of Penpower Worldcard Color from Amazon.com. The average user rating for this product is 3.7/5, compared to an average user rating of 3.9/5 for other products in the same category on Amazon.com. Reviewers really like the price. The usability also gets good views. There are some less positive opinions about the design and reliability.

I could never get it to actually sync and called the company 2-times with no call back on what I may have been doing wrong. Card Scan by Dymo is so much simpler to use and works from the first time.Please do also note the these guys gave me great...

If you're going to be running these with XP systems, go for it. The price is certainly right, and depending on what kind of software you're running on you may be just fine with these for a couple of years (until XP support ends). I've not tried these...

If you're going to be running these with XP systems, go for it. The price is certainly right, and depending on what kind of software you're running on you may be just fine with these for a couple of years (until XP support ends). I've not tried these...

Pros:Well Integrated into OutlookEasy Corrections to OCR ErrorsCons:OCR is only FairAlmost every card needs correctingUnit Jams easilyCards need a push to get scan started

Was a big help to me in converting from business cards to Excel database. However, I encountered many duplicates due to first name full name recognition.

Very user friendly device!! Takes the work out of tedious data entry - major time saver. Also easy to upload to excel spreadsheets!!

My friend recommended this unit to me and it is doing exactly what it is supposed to do: I scanned more than 100 business cards with no problems and little recognition errors. Most of the errors were due destroyed cards or exaggerated logos with...

I've used other scanners similar to this, and they are all imperfect. But this one is easy to use and edit the cards as I go. And it interfaces with Outlook very well.

Well built product, however if you are used to a cardscan product, extreme disappointment will follow. The software is crap. Takes too much time to get things in the right field. Recognition of characters awful.Worked with it a month and hate it.