Unfortunately, this machine does not live up to the expectations that one could reasonably have based on current technology, with a scanning quality (72 dpi) that is very low for the price it costs (even worse than the flatbed scanner with accessories for negative and slide scanning that I had from the 2000s). Cheap design (who on earth thought of a front-facing angled USB??). No consideration for the curvature of the surface, which is a common phenomenon in slides, resulting in only the center of the image being clear. Reflection of internal light from the inner side of the frames (!) and mysterious black lines on the sides (see sample). Difficult placement and clumsy mechanism for inserting negatives (very difficult if you don't want to touch the images). Very low brightness of the scanned image. Strong cropping of edges in negatives. Poor menu with minimal customization options (e.g. file names) and silly unnecessary functions (slideshow on a screen of only a few inches??). In summary, a highly amateurish machine at a price that implies it is aimed at more serious users.

It is good and fast. However, it has a major problem:
The drivers it has for the photos do not always match the dimensions of the photos, so it keeps the photos inside. I got it today, scanned several films without a problem, and then started taking photos. Three times I had photos left inside, even though I used a white card to adjust them. The drivers for the photos should have more flexibility or there should be a possibility for the stuck ones to come out more easily. Literally, I struggled to take them out and I left the third one inside, even though I struggled for almost half an hour