Office Lens

If you have no scanner at all, this is a must have. However, it comes up short of a full scanner features, leaving a bit to be desired. The resolution with two different devices wasn't quite up to speed. There's an app for Android called "Tiny Scanner" which fills in the gaps, but this is certainly capable and ultra handy. Seeing as how it's completely free, you don't have much to lose.

I love this program! I have it on my two smartphones to make copies of things into OneNote. I decided to try it on my laptop and here it doesn't work so well. That is because the camera isn't near the resolution of my iPhone 7 Plus and also that I have to hold the document to the camera, so it results in not so nice or clear of a copy where using the phone it comes out sharp and well cropped. Whoever the people are that wrote this program, THANK YOU for such a useful addition to the integration of Office.

If there is one app I count on the most this is it, I use it to track open issues at work, add caption to pictures easily especially now with voice dictation great job Microsoft

I am always sending school work to my friends from school, and they were always complaining "your pictures are so blurry! Take better pictures!" So I got this app. Any math work or English is easily made a PDF, Microsoft word, or PowerPoint. It's also easy to put into one note. Taking a picture of the bookwork or whiteboard may take a little longer than just taking a picture, but the quality is far superior. Pros: Better quality Easy data transfer Highly used formats supported Cons: Takes a little longer to take a picture Only used for documenting; doesn't take Regular pictures

What I don't like: this app is really best when used with Office Mobile. Although there is support for Office desktop, it could be better and faster. When I take pictures of Posters and Documents, sometimes the text in the image isn't converted into normal text and is hard to edit in Drawboard PDF