ScanAvenger Wireless 1D&2D with Stand Bluetooth Barcode Scanner: Cordless, Rechargeable, Inventory Management Handheld, USB Bar Code/QR Reader (1D&2D Wireless Barcode Scanner Bluetooth QR PDF)

Bought four of these for our library, two of which are working in close proximity. Early days however, they seem to be doing the job perfectly. The people using them had been used to old wired kit, but have picked these up very quickly and more importantly, with no complaints.The two being used close together have experienced no problems of interference or data cross over.They were extremely easy to set up. They also look modern and slick.One little gripe is that the trigger needs to be pressed to reactivate after it goes to sleep. Then another press to scan. I'm pretty sure the sleep settings can be altered so we may get around this.Very happy with this kit and the price.

Purchased this scanner after being recommended and after emailing for support I had a reply within 30 minutes and had the scanner working. I choose this model as has the ability to remove ‘enter’ suffix which enables scanning into quickbooks online. Highly recommend product and Scanavenger for the support.

A faultless barcode scanner, absolutely unmatched performance. Really robust.My only area for improvement would be its size, I dont think it needs to be quite as large.

Lovely scanner, easy to connect however after day 2 it dropped Bluetooth connection and we had to plug it into the IMac which I wanted wireless but hey… worked perfectly since!

Great little scanner, not the most sensitive I've ever used, but great battery life and lightweight

stop working after 3 weeks...

The media could not be loaded. Really impressed with this. Firstly it feels well made, and setting up is a doddle. Initially I used the supplied USB cable (printer style at the scanner end, so does not fall out easily) - then moved to the Bluetooth dongle when at last I found it (in a tiny blue bag stapled to the scanner packaging, that I'd put in the bin). Charging if through the USB cable of course.Connecting to Bluetooth was just a matter of using the barcodes printed in the instructions. Don't lose those instructions, as contains the barcodes for lots of other settings, e.g. turning the beep on/off.It works as a USB keyboard - the computer knows no difference. So on my Linux computer, I simply opened up a text editor (see video) and the barcodes and QR codes appeared. What you do with them is entirely up to the software you are using - so presumably, to enter in a code, you'll first need to have the focus on wherever the code is to be entered - just like entering by hand on a keyboard.That also means it's perfect for producing your own barcodes, then entering them into e.g. a spreadsheet - say if you want to produce tickets for an event, and have per-seat codes. All very nice.Overall, a very useful and high quality item.

The media could not be loaded. We got this scanner in order to scan the ISBNs of our large personal library and bulk-load them into the LibraryThing software . It is a very well built piece of kit at an extremely affordable price tag. More importantly, since it's a "wedge" scanner, meaning that it's seen by a computer as a keyboard device, it really does work with any computer you have. Im running Mac and It was pretty much plug and play.It works great, has a long range, long charge life and easy to operate. This unit is perfect, most other places in the uk are selling these 2D scanners for $250 or more, this unit does the same thing for so much less. I needed to scan barcodes for Express bags as well which I found out have a lot of numbers at the start and end of the QR code, the tracking number was placed in the middle.In conclusion for an extremely affordable price tag you really cant go wrong!PROS:- Ergonomic. Very comfortable to hold.- Switchable vibration, audible tones for code scan confirmation.- Affordable!CONS:- Sometimes you have to get close to scan the barcode- No stand