Also located on top of the machine is a mode-selector toggle for switching between standard documents and plastic cards (ID cards, for instance), and on the right edge there's a toggle for selecting Wi-Fi or USB connectivity. The control panel, which extends over the top-right and front-right of the chassis, consists of four buttons-Power, Stop (Cancel), Start, Wi-Fi Connect (Wi-Fi Protected Setup, or WPS)-and five status LEDs: Error, Automatic Feeding Mode, Ready, Wi-Fi On/Off, and Battery. The top cover on the ES-300W folds open and expands into a 20-sheet ADF.

In other words, it can scan without a PC. While neither the RoadWarrior X3 nor the Anywhere 5 has near the capacity of the ES-300W, the Anywhere 5 scans to a microSD card, making it completely autonomous. And the IRIScan Anywhere 5 WiFi, another manual-feed portable scanner, at 1.7 by 10.6 by 2.1 inches and 11.6 ounces, is smaller and lighter still. One of the larger portable scanners we've seen, the ES-300W is also taller, deeper, and heavier than the Editors' Choice Visioneer RoadWarrior X3 ($79.39 at Amazon) (0.5 by 11.4 by 2.2 inches and less than 1 pound), a manual-feed portable scanner without a battery. Best Hosted Endpoint Protection and Security SoftwareĪt 2.9 pounds and 2.6 by 11.3 by 3.5 inches (HWD) when closed up and ready for travel, the ES-300W is about an inch taller and about half a pound heavier than the Canon P-215II (1.6 by 11.2 by 3.7 inches and 2.3 pounds).

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