If your idea of scanning is to press a button and let the machine sort out all the settings for you, the SnapScan e50 is the nearest you'll get. It's an attractive product with obvious consumer leanings. A perfect example of this is the translucent styling on the lid handle and quick-task button panel at the front. If you don't like the default smoked grey, you can replace both items with equally translucent orange or purple alternatives which are included in the box as standard. The button panel can be popped out for use, or pushed back inside the body of the machine as required, perhaps to avoid accidental triggering of scans.
Setup is easy.
Everything then works without a hitch. That said, there are some fussy elements to deal with. One is the need to place your pictures upside down, nearest to you on the scanning plate. It's not a big problem, but seems illogical. Also, the transparency adaptor built inside the lid is hidden behind a clip-on cover which needs to be removed while scanning your slides.