HP ScanJet Series — All Models
Explore the HP ScanJet series at YesPrinters. This lineup features professional document scanners for digitizing, archiving, and workflow automation. We carry 14 models across different price points and feature sets, so you can find the right fit whether you need a compact home unit or a high-capacity office workhorse.
Featured Models
- HP ScanJet Pro 3000 s4 Sheet-feed Scanner — $499.00. Fast, affordable sheet-feed scanner with 50-page ADF and one-pass duplex scanning at up to 40 ppm/80 ipm — designed for 4,000-page daily workloads
- HP ScanJet Enterprise Flow N7000 snw1 — $1259.00. High-volume wireless sheet-feed scanner with 80-page ADF, 75 ppm speed, HP EveryPage, and Ethernet/Wi-Fi connectivity for 7,500-page daily workloads
- HP ScanJet Pro 2600 f1 Flatbed Scanner — $439.00. Compact flatbed scanner with 60-page ADF, 25 ppm single-pass duplex, 1200 dpi flatbed resolution, and versatile scanning for books, magazines, and ID cards
- HP ScanJet Pro 2000 s2 Sheet-feed Scanner — $429.00. Compact and affordable sheet-feed scanner with 50-page ADF and single-pass duplex scanning at up to 35 ppm/70 ipm for 3,500-page daily workloads
- HP ScanJet Pro 3600 f1 Flatbed Scanner — $549.00. Fast flatbed scanner with HP EveryPage, 60-page ADF, 30 ppm single-pass duplex, and USB 3.0 — designed for 3,000-page daily workloads
Browse all 9 additional models in our full product catalog.
Why Choose the HP ScanJet Series?
The HP ScanJet range is designed to meet specific printing and scanning needs with reliable hardware backed by the manufacturer's standard warranty. Each model in this series shares a common design philosophy while offering different configurations for different budgets and workloads.
Each listing provides model details and warranty information so you can compare the available HP ScanJet products. All orders over $99 ship free via standard delivery to anywhere in the United States.
How to Choose the Right Model
Consider your monthly print volume, whether you need color or monochrome output, and your connectivity requirements. If you print fewer than 500 pages a month, a compact model will serve you well. For higher volumes, look at models with larger paper trays and higher-yield consumables to keep your cost per page low. Our Buying Guide can help you narrow down the best option.