I’m getting one of these, and will report back on how well it works. (All Doxies include software that will let the device sync to a computer, and also directly to services such as Evernote or Dropbox.) The Doxie Go Wifi creates its own wifi network, and will only join other networks in pretty limited circumstances. (Like the Plus, it includes an SD card port.) Also, as it says on the tin, it includes 802.11n wifi syncing, along with an iOS app that makes syncing scans to iPhones and iPads pretty straightforward. The Doxie Go Wifi include the Plus’s better battery, and adds 4 times the onboard memory. This year, that workaround isn’t necessary, as Apparent has introduced the Doxie Go Wifi. What I’ve done in the past is use an Eye-Fi SD card to sync wirelessly from my Doxies. This scanner syncs to your computer via the (included) USB cable, but you can also expand its memory with an SD card. The Doxie Go Plus mostly offers better battery life and better quality images, with 300 and 600dpi scans available. Last year’s model, the Doxie Flip, didn’t really fit into my life very well, but this year’s upgrades to the Doxie Go are pretty terrific.

Three years ago, I looked at the Doxie Go (as did Konrad!), and two years ago I reviewed the second version, the Doxie One. For a couple of years now, I’ve been fond of the Doxie line of portable scanners.

Doxie go wifi scanner