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product_id: 431884
title: "Doxie Flip - Cordless Flatbed Photo & Notebook Scanner w/Removable Lid (DX70)"
brand: "doxie"
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# Built-in SD card storage 600 dpi high-res scans Cordless with 4 AA batteries Doxie Flip - Cordless Flatbed Photo & Notebook Scanner w/Removable Lid (DX70)

**Brand:** doxie
**Price:** VT181362
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 📸 Capture your past, digitize your legacy—no wires, no limits!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Doxie Flip - Cordless Flatbed Photo & Notebook Scanner w/Removable Lid (DX70) by doxie
- **How much does it cost?** VT181362 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.vu](https://www.desertcart.vu/products/431884-doxie-flip-cordless-flatbed-photo-and-notebook-scanner-w-removable)

## Best For

- doxie enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted doxie brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Versatile Media Capture:** From photos to pocket notebooks, digitize all your keepsakes effortlessly.
- • **Ultra-Mobile Flatbed Scanner:** Scan anywhere, no PC needed—perfect for on-the-go digitizing.
- • **Lightweight & Portable Design:** Compact as a book, fits in your bag—scan memories anytime, anywhere.
- • **Seamless Cloud & Desktop Sync:** Organize and share instantly via Dropbox, Facebook, or iPad sync.
- • **Removable Lid & Transparent Window:** Flip it over for perfect alignment and watch your scan happen live.

## Overview

The Doxie Flip DX70 is a cordless, portable flatbed scanner designed for high-resolution (600 dpi) scanning of photos, notebooks, and memorabilia. Powered by 4 AA batteries and featuring built-in SD card storage, it requires no computer connection. Its unique removable lid and transparent scanning window enable precise, live-aligned scans. Compatible with cloud services and desktop software, Doxie Flip makes digitizing and sharing your analog memories effortless and mobile.

## Description

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Review: This Thing Rocks! - Very happy with this scanner. Intended use: I bought this because one of my older relatives recently passed away and her daughter found a number of old photos that I wanted to scan for myself and my mom. Additionally, my son was born in 1997, but I didn't buy my first digital camera until 2004, which meant I had 7 years of baby pictures that needed to be digitized. This scanner is great for this purpose. First Impressions: I got an email from the manufacturer on the day the scanner arrived with a hyperlink if I had any issues. Although I am sure this was automatically generated, I still thought it was a nice touch of customer service that you don't see much of today. When the scanner arrived, I found it to be well packaged. Additionally, I really appreciated that it had everything needed--including batteries, an SD card and a USB SD card reader--to scan and import photos. Use experience: Setup was easy and intuitive. I went from unpacking the box to scanning photos in a matter of a few minutes. The scanner doesn't have a lot of bells and whistles, but it scans photos very well. You definitely want to use the higher resolution (600 dpi) to scan photos. I found this resolution to be satisfactory. It takes about 20 seconds from scan to scan. Of course, that doesn't include the time required to take the pictures out of albums and put them back. One great thing about this scanner is its portability. I can set it own my lap or the arm of my couch and scan photos while watching television. Although I have a flatbed scanner on my all-in-one, this is a much better solution for scanning photographs. I also played with the "flip" capability of this scanner and found it to work well. Batteries: As other reviewers have noted, this thing eats batteries. I went through the 4 included AA batteries and a replacement set before I broke down and purchased two sets of rechargeable batteries, which I would consider to be essential if you plan on doing a lot of scanning. It would be nice if the scanner had an AC port and optional adapter, but I guess that would be contrary to the portability concept. Software I typically use Abobe Photoshop Elements 13 for importing and editing images. However, I used the Doxie software (a free download) so that I could comment on it. I found it to be intuitive and user friendly. It performs all basic image editing well. I also tried the "stitch" feature by scanning a wall portrait with two passes and stitching the images together. It worked. If I wasn't already a fan of Photoshop Elements, I would have no problem using this software. Overall: I think this is a great product and highly recommend it for photo scanning. You won't be disappointed if you purchase it.
Review: Super handy for small photos and scraps / artwork - My guess is that many of you have a scanner, and probably can’t figure out how to use it. My experience has always been that scanner software is nearly impossible to setup / configure / use and keep working. For the past many years I’ve had an expensive Fujitsu scanner for being nearly 100% paperless. This thing gobbles up mail, statement and papers and turns them into PDFs (I’ll save this for another post). However, what about all those 4×6 photos you have? Receipts? Or really large items that can’t be easily scanned? Enter Doxie. The scanner with nothing to install, no computer to plug it into, the scanner that’s easy to use and cheap. There are multiple Doxie models: Doxie Flip - flatbed Doxie One - sheet fet, basic model Doxie Go - sheet fed, rechargeable battery, 2x the optical resolution, and built-in memory This post is about the Flip What is it? The Doxie Flip [$149 via desertcart] is a tiny flatbed scanner that doesn’t need a computer. It scans photos, receipts and large items (via a clever removable lid and software that stitches photos) and stores them on an SD card that you can later pop into your computer and download (like a camera). You can also, optionally, add an Ey-Fi card and just have the items wireless upload to your cloud of choice (or PC). Why did you get it? Every few months we get some analog photos that need scanning and recycling (we are all digital). And every few months our daughter brings home some largish piece of artwork or poster that won’t fit in our scanner. So I use Doxie to get them into the PC and archived. I pretty much just scan anything I might feel guilty about throwing away, and then I throw it away. We also have a few hundred old photos that my parents gave me (smaller than 4×6) and so over the past year I have been scanning batches of these photos. You really need a flatbed scanner to do this as any scanner that feeds in photos will get scanned in with lines on it due to the glossy paper + dust creating bands / lines on the photos. Flatbed scanners can be a bit of a nightmare when tethered to a PC so this turns out to be a great way to get all those family memories scanned and archived. So I did some research looking looking for something that was easy to use, didn’t require a PC, and was portable (this thing runs off AA batteries). How has it made your life better? It’s a lot easier to get stuff on the PC and share it. It makes getting those hundreds of analog memories we have easy to get on our PC and archived forever. What I will do sometimes is plop down in front of the TV and scan a few dozen photos in batch, then import them to the PC and recycle the photos. I just keep this little scanner in our kitchen and anyone can just grab it and scan a photo. My Eye-fi card delivers it to my PC where it’s stored on a local RAID hard drive and then backed up by Crashplan to the cloud.

## Features

- Scan your story with Doxie Flip, the ultra-mobile flatbed scanner perfectly designed for photos, memories, albums, sketches, creative ideas, and pocket notebooks.
- Doxie is lightweight and portable – about the size of a book – with batteries and memory so you can scan anywhere, no computer required.
- A unique removable lid lets you flip Doxie over and place it directly on your originals. Line up scans perfectly and see your scan as it happens with Doxie’s transparent scanning window. It's a perfect photo scanner.
- Doxie is built for capturing your history and creativity – scan photos, coins, ticket stubs, scrapbooks, Polaroids, letters, stamps, portraits, postcards, sketches, and pocket notebooks into digital files you can save and share. Doxie loves old albums, keepsakes, index cards, paper photos, even Field Notes and Moleskine brand pocket notebooks.
- Included Doxie software lets you organize your scans and save digital copies to your desktop or to the cloud for instant sharing. Scans are ideal for use with Facebook, Dropbox, and more. You can even sync scans directly to iPad with Apple’s iPad SD Card Reader (sold separately).

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00E00FSDU |
| Batteries | 4 AA batteries required. (included) |
| Best Sellers Rank | #1,338,649 in Office Products ( See Top 100 in Office Products ) #1,805 in Document Scanners |
| Customer Reviews | 4.2 4.2 out of 5 stars (390) |
| Date First Available | November 5, 2013 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Weight | 2.2 pounds |
| Item model number | DX70 |
| Manufacturer | Doxie & Co. |
| Product Dimensions | 10.24 x 6.46 x 1.34 inches |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Doxie
- **Color Depth:** 24 bpp
- **Connectivity Technology:** Included SD Card
- **Item Weight:** 2.2 Pounds
- **Maximum Media Size:** 8.5 x 11 inches
- **Minimum System Requirements:** Windows 7
- **Model Name:** Doxie Flip
- **Resolution:** 600
- **Scanner Type:** Photo
- **Standard Sheet Capacity:** 1

## Images

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: What is the maximum size SD card it can use?**
A: Doxie Flip supports SD and SDHC cards, with a maximum size of 32 GB. Larger capacity SDXC cards aren't supported.Regina @ Doxie Customer Carehelp@getdoxie.com

**Q: how does this compare this with a wand-style scanner?**
A: More accurate because it does not depend on your ability to move the wand smoothly. The Flip is ideal for scanning small items: little journals, snapshots, business cards.

**Q: Will Doxie Flip work with a microsoft tablet or computer?**
A: Doxie Flip works standalone and writes directly to a SD memory card.  Any device that can read a SD memory card can then access the images.

**Q: 2 questions, what is the size of the flatbed? the other question is does it scan at 600dip or higher?**
A: The Doxie can be set for 300 dpi or 600 dpi.  It's bed is 4" x 6", so you can put most snapshots on the bed and put down the cover to hold in place.  The door is also removable so you can hold it up to a picture or document hanging on the wall for instance.  For pictures bigger than 4x6, there is a feature where you can stitch multiple scans together, but I have not used it.  My opinion is that if you have things bigger than snapshots...scan them on a conventional scanner.  The cool thing about the Doxie is the portability and convenience.  You can take that box of pictures that's sitting in the closet and get them in the computer in quick order.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ This Thing Rocks!
*by B***S on June 26, 2015*

Very happy with this scanner. Intended use: I bought this because one of my older relatives recently passed away and her daughter found a number of old photos that I wanted to scan for myself and my mom. Additionally, my son was born in 1997, but I didn't buy my first digital camera until 2004, which meant I had 7 years of baby pictures that needed to be digitized. This scanner is great for this purpose. First Impressions: I got an email from the manufacturer on the day the scanner arrived with a hyperlink if I had any issues. Although I am sure this was automatically generated, I still thought it was a nice touch of customer service that you don't see much of today. When the scanner arrived, I found it to be well packaged. Additionally, I really appreciated that it had everything needed--including batteries, an SD card and a USB SD card reader--to scan and import photos. Use experience: Setup was easy and intuitive. I went from unpacking the box to scanning photos in a matter of a few minutes. The scanner doesn't have a lot of bells and whistles, but it scans photos very well. You definitely want to use the higher resolution (600 dpi) to scan photos. I found this resolution to be satisfactory. It takes about 20 seconds from scan to scan. Of course, that doesn't include the time required to take the pictures out of albums and put them back. One great thing about this scanner is its portability. I can set it own my lap or the arm of my couch and scan photos while watching television. Although I have a flatbed scanner on my all-in-one, this is a much better solution for scanning photographs. I also played with the "flip" capability of this scanner and found it to work well. Batteries: As other reviewers have noted, this thing eats batteries. I went through the 4 included AA batteries and a replacement set before I broke down and purchased two sets of rechargeable batteries, which I would consider to be essential if you plan on doing a lot of scanning. It would be nice if the scanner had an AC port and optional adapter, but I guess that would be contrary to the portability concept. Software I typically use Abobe Photoshop Elements 13 for importing and editing images. However, I used the Doxie software (a free download) so that I could comment on it. I found it to be intuitive and user friendly. It performs all basic image editing well. I also tried the "stitch" feature by scanning a wall portrait with two passes and stitching the images together. It worked. If I wasn't already a fan of Photoshop Elements, I would have no problem using this software. Overall: I think this is a great product and highly recommend it for photo scanning. You won't be disappointed if you purchase it.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Super handy for small photos and scraps / artwork
*by O***E on June 22, 2014*

My guess is that many of you have a scanner, and probably can’t figure out how to use it. My experience has always been that scanner software is nearly impossible to setup / configure / use and keep working. For the past many years I’ve had an expensive Fujitsu scanner for being nearly 100% paperless. This thing gobbles up mail, statement and papers and turns them into PDFs (I’ll save this for another post). However, what about all those 4×6 photos you have? Receipts? Or really large items that can’t be easily scanned? Enter Doxie. The scanner with nothing to install, no computer to plug it into, the scanner that’s easy to use and cheap. There are multiple Doxie models: Doxie Flip - flatbed Doxie One - sheet fet, basic model Doxie Go - sheet fed, rechargeable battery, 2x the optical resolution, and built-in memory This post is about the Flip What is it? The Doxie Flip [$149 via Amazon] is a tiny flatbed scanner that doesn’t need a computer. It scans photos, receipts and large items (via a clever removable lid and software that stitches photos) and stores them on an SD card that you can later pop into your computer and download (like a camera). You can also, optionally, add an Ey-Fi card and just have the items wireless upload to your cloud of choice (or PC). Why did you get it? Every few months we get some analog photos that need scanning and recycling (we are all digital). And every few months our daughter brings home some largish piece of artwork or poster that won’t fit in our scanner. So I use Doxie to get them into the PC and archived. I pretty much just scan anything I might feel guilty about throwing away, and then I throw it away. We also have a few hundred old photos that my parents gave me (smaller than 4×6) and so over the past year I have been scanning batches of these photos. You really need a flatbed scanner to do this as any scanner that feeds in photos will get scanned in with lines on it due to the glossy paper + dust creating bands / lines on the photos. Flatbed scanners can be a bit of a nightmare when tethered to a PC so this turns out to be a great way to get all those family memories scanned and archived. So I did some research looking looking for something that was easy to use, didn’t require a PC, and was portable (this thing runs off AA batteries). How has it made your life better? It’s a lot easier to get stuff on the PC and share it. It makes getting those hundreds of analog memories we have easy to get on our PC and archived forever. What I will do sometimes is plop down in front of the TV and scan a few dozen photos in batch, then import them to the PC and recycle the photos. I just keep this little scanner in our kitchen and anyone can just grab it and scan a photo. My Eye-fi card delivers it to my PC where it’s stored on a local RAID hard drive and then backed up by Crashplan to the cloud.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by A***A on February 11, 2016*

Già felicemente in possesso dello scanner portatile Doxie Go, possiedo il modello Flip da più di 2 anni e non ha mai sbagliato un colpo. E' molto pratico, leggero, di facile utilizzo e con un software a corredo (scaricabile gratuitamente dal sito ufficiale) davvero fra i migliori in circolazione. La confezione, curatissima, offre una comoda penna USB completa di lettore di schede di memoria SD per inserire nei nostri computer le scansioni memorizzate sulla SD card (anch'essa inclusa e capace di tenere in memoria 2000+ scansioni a 300 dpi). Doxie Flip è comodissimo per rapide scansioni di qualità di appunti volanti, note su taccuini, piccoli oggetti o vecchie foto, ma il pratico coperchio removibile lo trasforma in uno strumento ancora più versatile. Funziona con semplici pile di tipo AA (fornite) senz'alcun bisogno di collegarlo ad un computer. Consigliata anche la comoda custodia qui in vendita per riporlo o trasportarlo con più ordine. Davvero un ottimo prodotto!++++

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