Product comparison · 2 scanners

Plustek SecureScan X200 Black, White vs Plustek SecureScan X50 Black, Grey

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  • 20specifications compared
  • 5differ
  • 15identical
  • 3known for one product only

Key differences

The Plustek SecureScan X200 Black, White has 19 V more input voltage than the Plustek SecureScan X50 Black, Grey (24 V vs 5 V). The Plustek SecureScan X200 Black, White has 0.25 A more current than the Plustek SecureScan X50 Black, Grey (0.75 A vs 0.5 A). Product colour: Black, White on the Plustek SecureScan X200 Black, White, Black, Grey on the Plustek SecureScan X50 Black, Grey. Light source: White LED / IR LED / UV LED on the Plustek SecureScan X200 Black, White, White LED / IR LED on the Plustek SecureScan X50 Black, Grey. Power supply type: DC on the Plustek SecureScan X200 Black, White, USB on the Plustek SecureScan X50 Black, Grey.

  • Product colour
    • SecureScan X200 Black, White:Black, White
    • SecureScan X50 Black, Grey:Black, Grey
  • Light source
    • SecureScan X200 Black, White:White LED / IR LED / UV LED
    • SecureScan X50 Black, Grey:White LED / IR LED
  • Power supply type
    • SecureScan X200 Black, White:DC
    • SecureScan X50 Black, Grey:USB
  • Input voltage
    • SecureScan X200 Black, White:24 V
    • SecureScan X50 Black, Grey:5 V
  • Current
    • SecureScan X200 Black, White:0.75 A
    • SecureScan X50 Black, Grey:0.5 A

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Comparison of X200, X50
23 specifications
Scanningidentical
Fixed focusKnown for oneYesUnknown — not stated by the source
Design1 differ
Product colourDiffersBlack, WhiteBlack, Grey
Performance1 differ
Light sourceDiffersWhite LED / IR LED / UV LEDWhite LED / IR LED
Power3 differ
Power supply typeDiffersDCUSB
Input voltageDiffers24 V5 V
CurrentDiffers0.75 A0.5 A
Packaging contentidentical
Bundled softwareKnown for oneUnknown — not stated by the sourcePlustek SecureScan Plustek SecureScan Manager
System requirementsidentical
Linux operating systems supportedKnown for oneUnknown — not stated by the sourceYes

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