I still use my old CanoScan FS4000US on a SCSI interface. With VueScan under Windows 10 there's no problem. Scanning at 4000dpi it gives effectively a 20Mpixel full-frame scan within a couple of minutes. The device does have USB capability, but it's only USB1 so it is S-L-O-W! When I bought Vuescan it was effectively just out of beta, as far as I remember was only available in one version, and was "free updates for life". Well, it's now in three versions of capability, my original purchase has entitled me to a "pro" version and the updates still keep coming
If you're looking to scan colour negs/slides or chromogenic negs, eg Ilford XP, having a scanner with infra-red dust detection is well worth while. For "normal" silver-based b&w negatives the feature doesn't work and you're reliant on software or good old-fashioned "spotting" to clean things up.
I've no experience with anything newer, I've simply never needed a reason to change
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