NetumScanIndustrial Bluetooth QR Barcode Scanner, IP67 Waterproof & 7M Drop Proof, 1.3M CMOS Sensor Wireless 1D 2D Bar Code Scanner with Charging Stand for Store, POS, Computer, iPhone, Android

Muy bueno y facil de manejar

Easy to set up and use. All you have to do is just follow the set up steps and in about a minute you are good to go. Can't ask for more.

I purchased two of these scanners because of their apparent robust build and reliability, but I've encountered significant issues with how it interprets many special characters, which could be crucial for users needing precise data capture.Alphanumeric Characters:Intended: "ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZabcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz0123456789"Scanner Output: "ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZabcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz0123456789"Result: Correctly interpreted, no issues here.Special Characters Set:Intended: "+_&`*()-=@[]{};:'",<.>/?!$%^|\~"Scanner Output: "[?^}{*(/)<>-@,\.|&_!$%|~`"Result: The scanner misinterprets many characters. Notable errors include:+ is read as [_ is read as ?= is read as ^{} are reversed to }{" is read as ,/ is read as \\Several characters like ;, :, and ' are missing or transformed incorrectly.Problematic Characters:Intended: "+][`*-()[]@/'{}\|^"Scanner Output: "[}{/*(&-``~|"Result: This subset of characters shows similar issues:+ is read as [] and [ are reversed to }{@ and ' are missing entirely/ is misread as &| and ^ are inconsistently transformed or missing.I'm hoping for a firmware update or some form of resolution from the manufacturer as the scanner is otherwise quite sturdy and functional. It would be a shame if these character interpretation issues aren't addressed, as they significantly affect the device's utility in environments where precision is key.

This is a great scanner. Not only does it do 1D barcodes (UPC symbols, etc) but it also does QR codes!It's completely plug-and-play. You just plug the charger/dock into a USB port and you're up and running. Computers "see" the scanner as a keyboard, so it literally *just works* when you plug it in.It works with the dock and USB connection, but it also works with Bluetooth. I tried it with my iPhone, and it works! I haven't quite figured out how to use both the on-screen keyboard and the USB scanner though. (Working on this.)There are a ton of settings that can be adjusted on it as well. In the instruction manual there are a whole bunch of barcodes. You can scan individual barcodes in the manual in order to change/view settings on the scanner! Brilliant! Here are some examples of what you can do with the barcoded settings:• Switch from USB to Bluetooth and back again• Activate COM port emulation• Change Bluetooth speed• Change keyboard language• Check firmware version• Set beep volume levelIn addition to being capable of Bluetooth or USB connection, it also has a standalone mode so you can use the scanner away from any receiving device. That means that you can scan items and the scanner will store the entries in memory.To activate the standalone "store" mode, you scan one of the barcodes in the manual. (I'd advise scanning the manual and saving a PDF copy of it in case the original is lost or damaged.) Then you scan everything, connect your scanner to the desired device, then scan a barcode labeled "Output Stored Data", and the scanner dumps everything that it has stored. Brilliant!The device charges when you dock it. You can set the automatic shutoff interval as well.The device itself feels solid and appears to be well-constructed. It is comfortable in the user's hand.A really nice handheld scanner!

I got this barcode scanner as a replacement and upgrade to my old laser barcode scanner.I primarily use the barcode scanner for inventory data entry.It handled most barcodes that I throw at it really well however I did run into some issues with some things that the listing says it should handle, specifically Aztec codes, Inverted 2d codes and MaxiCode. Other than those few issues it did great at scanning everything else, damaged bar codes, codes on reflective surfaces, partially obscured barcodes, and barcodes on screens, extra small codes, It even handled extra large QR codes well.I did reach out to the manufacture for the above issues and they were able to assist, there appears to be a Netum and a NetumScan and both websites are referenced in the manual that came with the scanner I reached out to NetumScan through their chat and they were able to get me command codes to enable the missing code symbologies however they stated that they did not have a pdf manual for all the command codes when i asked. Elsewhere on the site they had a manual for the NS1202W but that did not work with my unit (Model NS-1202W), however the NSW7-X manual seemd to have the matchig codes to what i was give but results may vary.As for setup, on the pc it was plug and play, for blue tooth setup was easy just scan a code and pair. It also supported more advanced options, by default the scanner works like a keyboard, but you can customize what key it types at the end of each scan as well as set it to act like a serial port for custom programs, so it is not typing when you scan. The Bluetooth typing speed was a bit slower than on USB at the highest setting but this is only really an issue if your scanning very information dense barcodes but it does support queueing so that mitigates the issue.Although it is not relevant to my application i could not help but test its waterproof claims. I was indeed able to scan while under water and as a testament to its signal strength the dock was still able to receive the scan while submerged. Additionally it floats quite well.Overall its a nice tough barcode scanner but looses some points for documentation and advanced setup difficulty.