--- product_id: 483546016 title: "CZUR Aura Pro Portable Book Scanner, A3 Document Scanner, Auto-Flatten & Fingerprint Removal Technologies, Multi-Language OCR, 90° Foldable, for Mac & Windows" brand: "czur" price: "Rp30532157" currency: IDR in_stock: true reviews_count: 5 category: "Czur" url: https://www.desertcart.id/products/483546016-czur-aura-pro-portable-book-scanner-a3-document-scanner-auto store_origin: ID region: Indonesia --- # 2 sec/page ultra-fast scan A3 max scan size Auto-flatten & fingerprint removal CZUR Aura Pro Portable Book Scanner, A3 Document Scanner, Auto-Flatten & Fingerprint Removal Technologies, Multi-Language OCR, 90° Foldable, for Mac & Windows **Brand:** czur **Price:** Rp30532157 **Availability:** ✅ In Stock ## Summary > 📚 Scan smarter, work faster, and light up your desk in style! ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** CZUR Aura Pro Portable Book Scanner, A3 Document Scanner, Auto-Flatten & Fingerprint Removal Technologies, Multi-Language OCR, 90° Foldable, for Mac & Windows by czur - **How much does it cost?** Rp30532157 with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.id](https://www.desertcart.id/products/483546016-czur-aura-pro-portable-book-scanner-a3-document-scanner-auto) ## Best For - czur enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted czur brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - • **Dual-Purpose Design:** Multifunction desk lamp with 4 color modes & sound control - • **Lightning-Fast Workflow:** Scan a 500-page book in 20 minutes with 2 sec/page speed - • **Smart Auto-Scan & Foot Pedal:** Auto-detect page turns or trigger scans hands-free - • **Effortless Precision Scanning:** Three laser lines + AI flatten curved pages flawlessly - • **Seamless Multi-Platform Support:** Compatible with Mac (Apple Silicon & Intel) & Windows ## Overview The CZUR Aura Pro is a cutting-edge A3 portable book scanner that uses triple laser lines and AI to auto-flatten curved pages and remove fingerprints, delivering ultra-fast 2-second scans per page. Compatible with Mac and Windows, it features intelligent auto page detection, a foot pedal for hands-free scanning, and doubles as a multifunctional desk lamp with sound-controlled lighting modes. Perfect for professionals digitizing large, delicate book collections with precision and speed. ## Description CZUR Aura, the Next-Generation Smart Scanner, A combination of Scanner and Multifunction Desk Lamp. CZUR Aura is not only a smart book scanner but also a high-quality table lamp. Traditionally, books are difficult and slow to scan due to the curve and thickness. The CZUR Aura solves this issue with an intelligent image algorithm that changes the curved three-dimensional sheet into a flat page at high-speed. For the lamp, different lighting modes can be adjusted through an app with sound-control technology.It is an advanced solution to scan paper materials even bounded. In addition, it is also used as a table lamp, the device also cuts a good figure with its unique sculptural form. Review: I think it is perfect for large book collections - As someone whose professional work is unrelated, I have developed a deep personal interest in studying the Okinawan language (Uchinaaguchi) because my ancestors are from there. Many of the most valuable materials for this field, especially those related to "Ryuka" poetry, are quite old. Some of these books were published 60 to 70 years ago and have never been reprinted. They are extremely difficult to find, even in Japan, and often very expensive. Over the years, I have managed to collect more than 100 of these rare books and had them shipped to the US with me. A large number of these books are quite extensive, often 500 pages or even exceeding 1000 pages. When studying an archaic language in poetic form, without abundant external resources, it is necessary to constantly reference and search through these materials. However because many of these books are so fragile, I sometimes hesitate to flip through the pages out of concern for damaging them. I have long been aware that book scanners exist, since I have used PDF books before, but I never looked into how they were created. I own a traditional Brother printer/scanner, and once I attempted to scan a 200 page book using it. The process took more than an hour and was physically exhausting. I had to flip each page, place it face down on the glass, and wait 7-8 seconds for each scan. With hardcover books, the weight and awkward positioning made the process even more inconvenient. After that experience, I could not imagine scanning the rest of my collection. That was when I came across CZUR. I decided to purchase the CZUR Aura Pro. It is not the most advanced model I believe, but since my primary goal is to digitize books with good clarity and OCR functionality, I believed it would be sufficient. A few days ago, the device arrived, and I immediately began scanning. For a 500 page book, the entire process took only about 20 minutes. The experience was effortless. The foot pedal is especially useful as it allows me to scan continuously without waiting for each page to process on the computer. Each scan takes only 1-2 seconds. Most of the time is actually spent adjusting the book position since the center line shifts depending on thickness and page turning. The OCR function is also quite good although it has some limitations. Many of the books I work with contain a mix of modern Japanese and Okinawan language, written in kanji, hiragana, and katakana. Because Okinawan differs semantically from Japanese and often includes uncommon or small kana, the OCR cannot always recognize everything accurately. This is understandable given how niche the language is, and I do not expect significant technological investment in this area. Even so, the results are still very useful. I still read the physical books for extended study because it is easier on my eyes, but when I need to quickly search for something, the scanned images are extremely convenient and save a great deal of time. Overall, I highly recommend this scanner. I have recommended it to other Okinawan language enthusiasts, and we are considering building a shared digital library of these rare materials. Review: العين - رائع ## Features - Flattening Curved Book Page Technology: It utilizes three precise laser lines for incredible scanning accuracy and image clarity. This gives the Aura the ability to scan and exactly replicate the individual flat pages of curved books.AI technology incorporated in the software makes scanning and image processing smarter and simpler.Work with Mac (Apple Silicon): macOS 13 or later; Mac (Intel): macOS 12 or later, AND Windows XP/7/8/10/11 - Fast Scanning Speed+Supplemental Side Lights: Ultra-fast scanning speed from Aura’s high configuration software. Only 2sec/page for both single sheets and double page books. Able to scan any size material smaller than A3. 2 Supplemental Side Lights are included to create an enhanced light environment to avoid reflection on glossy papers - OCR supports 180+ languages for text recognition. Please note that Thai, Hebrew, and Arabic are currently not supported. If you need the complete OCR language support list, please feel free to contact us for more details - Multifunction Desk Lamp: 4 color modes for both family and office use six brightness levels. Dual color temperature LEDs prevent eye fatigue - Smart and Sound-Controlled Lamp: Aura Smart Lamp is designed as a Sound-Controlled device, No Wi-Fi or Bluetooth connection needed. NOTE: the sound-control function could be influenced by environmental noise and distance(Within 10 ft）. Make sure it is relevant quiet and keep your Smart Phone Speaker Loud enough to let Aura “hear” the command - Auto-Detect Page Turn and Auto Scan: Intelligent software auto-detects page turn and can trigger scan automatically for effortless scanning.The convenient foot pedal can also be used to trigger scanning ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B0B2WBG8P9 | | Brand | CZUR | | Brand Name | CZUR | | Connectivity Technology | USB | | Country of Origin | China | | Customer Reviews | 4.4 out of 5 stars 128 Reviews | | Item Weight | 3.24 Kilograms | | Light Source Type | LED | | Manufacturer | china | | Media Type | USB | | Minimum System Requirements | macOS 10.13, Windows XP | | Model Name | CZUR Aura Pro | | Network Connectivity Technology | USB | | Scanner Type | Document | | Standard Sheet Capacity | 1 | ## Product Details - **Brand:** CZUR - **Connectivity Technology:** USB - **Item Weight:** 3.24 Kilograms - **Model Name:** CZUR Aura Pro - **Scanner Type:** Document ## Images ![CZUR Aura Pro Portable Book Scanner, A3 Document Scanner, Auto-Flatten & Fingerprint Removal Technologies, Multi-Language OCR, 90° Foldable, for Mac & Windows - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/616Kqn4jTVL.jpg) ![CZUR Aura Pro Portable Book Scanner, A3 Document Scanner, Auto-Flatten & Fingerprint Removal Technologies, Multi-Language OCR, 90° Foldable, for Mac & Windows - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/614vWQLwJiL.jpg) ![CZUR Aura Pro Portable Book Scanner, A3 Document Scanner, Auto-Flatten & Fingerprint Removal Technologies, Multi-Language OCR, 90° Foldable, for Mac & Windows - Image 3](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61gZT27+ryL.jpg) ![CZUR Aura Pro Portable Book Scanner, A3 Document Scanner, Auto-Flatten & Fingerprint Removal Technologies, Multi-Language OCR, 90° Foldable, for Mac & Windows - Image 4](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61Zb1FxIBWL.jpg) ![CZUR Aura Pro Portable Book Scanner, A3 Document Scanner, Auto-Flatten & Fingerprint Removal Technologies, Multi-Language OCR, 90° Foldable, for Mac & Windows - Image 5](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61gXxu6P0wL.jpg) ## Questions & Answers **Q: What is the difference between this model pro vs b ..... ? also do all the scanners you sell come with ocr & a fooot petal ?** A: Hello, Thanks for your interests in our product. Actually,There is no difference between these Aura Pro and Aura-b types. The only difference is they are assembled in 2 different factories. Besides, Aura X Pro is the portable version of Aura Pro who has a built-in battery, which is good for those who travel often. Both of the three models includes the side light and foot pedal since they are all designed to be a book scanner, so the OCR Function will also be equipped with of these three types. You are encouraged to go to CZUR Website by simply Google 'CZUR', enter to our main page where you could find more detail info of our models. Thank You CZUR-Team **Q: Can I scan into Word/Wordperfect programs & copy snd paste?** A: Yes,the CZUR software will saved the scanning images in your PC automatically. MOreover the OCR technology enables to converted document into editable PDF，Excel, WORD, TIFF, etc. You are encouraged to go to Youtube and search 'CZUR Aura Pro'model for many instrustions videos. Thank You CZUR-Team **Q: can this scan fat books? I'm thinking like a music fake book that has about 900 pages** A: Hello, Thank you for your interests in our product. We are afraid that all CZUR Scanners do not applicable for the fat books like music fake book around 900 pages. The thickness of the books will be out of the scanning range. Thank You CZUR-Team **Q: Would this work well for an art journal?** A: This is primarily a document scanner. It doesn't have settings for the high DPI scans that most artists prefer. The camera lens is fourteen inches above the scanning area, which reduces the fine detail in scans. There are multiple video reviews of this model searchable online. ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ I think it is perfect for large book collections *by C***U on 27 April 2026* As someone whose professional work is unrelated, I have developed a deep personal interest in studying the Okinawan language (Uchinaaguchi) because my ancestors are from there. Many of the most valuable materials for this field, especially those related to "Ryuka" poetry, are quite old. Some of these books were published 60 to 70 years ago and have never been reprinted. They are extremely difficult to find, even in Japan, and often very expensive. Over the years, I have managed to collect more than 100 of these rare books and had them shipped to the US with me. A large number of these books are quite extensive, often 500 pages or even exceeding 1000 pages. When studying an archaic language in poetic form, without abundant external resources, it is necessary to constantly reference and search through these materials. However because many of these books are so fragile, I sometimes hesitate to flip through the pages out of concern for damaging them. I have long been aware that book scanners exist, since I have used PDF books before, but I never looked into how they were created. I own a traditional Brother printer/scanner, and once I attempted to scan a 200 page book using it. The process took more than an hour and was physically exhausting. I had to flip each page, place it face down on the glass, and wait 7-8 seconds for each scan. With hardcover books, the weight and awkward positioning made the process even more inconvenient. After that experience, I could not imagine scanning the rest of my collection. That was when I came across CZUR. I decided to purchase the CZUR Aura Pro. It is not the most advanced model I believe, but since my primary goal is to digitize books with good clarity and OCR functionality, I believed it would be sufficient. A few days ago, the device arrived, and I immediately began scanning. For a 500 page book, the entire process took only about 20 minutes. The experience was effortless. The foot pedal is especially useful as it allows me to scan continuously without waiting for each page to process on the computer. Each scan takes only 1-2 seconds. Most of the time is actually spent adjusting the book position since the center line shifts depending on thickness and page turning. The OCR function is also quite good although it has some limitations. Many of the books I work with contain a mix of modern Japanese and Okinawan language, written in kanji, hiragana, and katakana. Because Okinawan differs semantically from Japanese and often includes uncommon or small kana, the OCR cannot always recognize everything accurately. This is understandable given how niche the language is, and I do not expect significant technological investment in this area. Even so, the results are still very useful. I still read the physical books for extended study because it is easier on my eyes, but when I need to quickly search for something, the scanned images are extremely convenient and save a great deal of time. Overall, I highly recommend this scanner. I have recommended it to other Okinawan language enthusiasts, and we are considering building a shared digital library of these rare materials. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ العين *by م***ن on 22 April 2026* رائع ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great portable scanner to take to libraries/archives when doing family history research *by L***E on 8 May 2024* I bought this scanner to help with my genealogy research. I often go to libraries/archives and use my phone to take pictures, so I wanted a scanner that was portable and would be allowed at those places (i.e. wouldn't damage old books/documents by pressing them onto a flatbed). I had been using my phone, but I don't like the disadvantages (it doesn't always take the best photo, and I hate the auto file naming, so you have to later figure out what you've got) so I was ready for something new. I'll review the scanner itself separately from the software. The Scanner (5 stars) The scanner does a high-quality job on scans of most documents and books. It's super easy to set up - just plug in the cords and go. It does need to be plugged into a wall outlet. I had no problem laying out the mat and having it stay flat which another reviewer complained about. I simply rolled the mat in the opposite direction, then laid it out on the table. The scanner is light-weight, so will be easy to transport to archives and libraries. The foot pedal is helpful for pressing "scan" when holding a book open. It has a felt-like bottom, so it doesn't slide on wooden floors. It's not a required piece of the scanner - you can use the scanner without the foot pedal. When scanning glossy pages (like those in page protectors) or photos, the side lights are a must. Without the sidelights, the top light reflects and you get a huge glare in the middle of the page. Using the sidelights mainly eliminates that glare. You do still need to check the positioning of the page, though, because a reflection of the lights themselves can be seen if you're not careful. The side lights were one of the reasons I picked this model. I like the way the camera arm folds into the center of two upright supports. It'll be perfect for looping my Kensington lock through and locking the scanner with my computer in case I need to step away from a library table for a few minutes. This was another reason I picked this model. The scanner software does a fair job of eliminating the cots from a page. However, just be aware that it doesn't work perfectly in all cases. One of the books I scanned has a flower border on many of its pages. The cots were automatically blurred out but the software obviously can't reconstruct what was under them. But it worked better than I expected on that book. The Software (4 stars) The installation was easy. If you provide your email address, you are provided a link to tutorials to help learn to use the software. For the most part though, the software is simple enough to use without needing them. The FamilySearch Library in Salt Lake City provides CZUR scanners, so if you've been there, the software will feel familiar. When scanning, you have the option to choose single pages, facing pages (like a book), manual selection (i.e. choose which portion of the page you want scanned), or combine sides (used for IDs to combine both images onto one sheet of paper). I haven't used the combine sides option, but the others all work great. The software does a fair job of OCR - although, it had trouble reproducing an 1990s-era computer printout which was justified into Word. The large spaces between words seemed to give it some trouble. The same printout, when exported as a Searchable PDF allows search as you would expect, so it was the layout that was the problem, not the OCR. I was able to load in pictures of a multi-page document that I had taken on my phone and the OCR did a fantastic job given the pages weren't overly straight, and some were skewed quite a bit. There are several options that you can perform on one or multiple images - rotate, crop, rename. You can also adjust the contrast, sharpness, and modify the color settings. You can load in a folder of images (even if not scanned by the scanner) and can use the software to manipulate them and export them. I've done this on some scans made on my phone. It's also nice because you can scan now, export later. Some software drawbacks (and why I only give it 4 stars) When scanning multiple books / documents, you can choose which images you want exported - either "all" or a selection. If I'm scanning large documents or a chapter of a book, I'd rather each get their own folder. The only way I've found to do that is to shut the software down and restart. The software uses its own style of UI (i.e. different look-and-feel from Windows / Mac). For pop-up windows, you need to be aware of which button is the default. For example, when prompted to overwrite a file, "cancel" is the default, but in other cases, "continue" is the default. In all cases the continue button is the one that appears "highlighted" (it's blue). So, hitting may not be what you want, using the mouse is the best way to make sure you are selecting the correct button. There doesn't seem to be a way to rearrange images in the viewer. You can do so right before you export (you need to click the "Show Sort window" box). This is a bit clunky if you have a large book - the window is of a set size, and is hard to read page numbers in it. And the software doesn't remember the order, so if you want to produce both a pdf and a word document, you have to redo the sort. On the plus side, this is mainly just a limitation for documents scanned previously. If you are in the process of scanning a book (or have just finished), you should double-check each page. For pages that were not scanned well, or accidently skipped, you can use the "Rep" to replace the image or "Ins" to insert an image. This means that you really shouldn't need to rearrange the pages right before exporting. ## Frequently Bought Together - CZUR Aura Pro Portable Book Scanner, A3 Document Scanner, Auto-Flatten & Fingerprint Removal Technologies, Multi-Language OCR, 90° Foldable, for Mac & Windows - CZUR Assistive Cover 13.14-inch with Adjustable Hook&Loop Splash Resistant,PVC Material Cover for CZUR Book Scanner, Office&Home-Black - CZUR Business Travel Backpack for Men, Black Water Resistant Laptop Backpack, High Capacity Work Backpack Fits 17.3 Inch Laptop --- ## Why Shop on Desertcart? - 🛒 **Trusted by 1.3+ Million Shoppers** — Serving international shoppers since 2016 - 🌍 **Shop Globally** — Access 737+ million products across 21 categories - 💰 **No Hidden Fees** — All customs, duties, and taxes included in the price - 🔄 **15-Day Free Returns** — Hassle-free returns (30 days for PRO members) - 🔒 **Secure Payments** — Trusted payment options with buyer protection - ⭐ **TrustPilot Rated 4.5/5** — Based on 8,000+ happy customer reviews **Shop now:** [https://www.desertcart.id/products/483546016-czur-aura-pro-portable-book-scanner-a3-document-scanner-auto](https://www.desertcart.id/products/483546016-czur-aura-pro-portable-book-scanner-a3-document-scanner-auto) --- *Product available on Desertcart Indonesia* *Store origin: ID* *Last updated: 2026-09-09*