NETUM 2D Barcode Scanner, Compatible with 2.4G Wireless & Bluetooth & USB Wired Connection, Connect Smart Phone, Tablet, PC, 1D Bar Code Reader Work for QR PDF417 Data Matrix (NT-1228BL)

I have used this exact model of scan gun before. It is a very reasonable price works well, and the battery lasts a long time. It's not a QR code scanner but it does a more than excellent job on UPC barcodes. This would be great for a point of sale or inventory system. It connects with a USB transmitter and is very easy to use.

This scanner is perfect for your home library! I have used it to catalog my books, blu-rays, and cd’s. It has a long charge life an$ works with my phone, tablet, and laptop. It has a nifty list of codes with it to program your scanner as well.

This NETUM scanner works right out of the box—plug into USB or pair via Bluetooth and you're scanning instantly. It reads 1D/2D barcodes and QR codes clearly, with great range and accuracyyoutube.com+8amazon.com+8walmart.com+8. No software needed—just point and scan. The stand is sturdy, and battery life is solid too. A dependable, easy-to-use tool for inventory, shipping, or retail.

I've been looking for a relatively inexpensive bar/QR code scanner to recommend to my customers for the inventory control system on my website and decided to give this one a go. I'm glad I did, as for a value product, it actually works quite well.It isn't without its quirks, that's for sure. And some of those aren't really its fault. It behaves a bit weirdly when connected with Bluetooth. Don't get me wrong, it does work. But there are occasions when it does some odd things. The biggest annoyance is that iOS won't pop up the built-in keyboard when this scanner is connected (either Bluetooth or USB), which isn't the scanner's fault, and it does include some barcodes in the manual that you can scan to cause the keyboard to appear when needed. Again, that's an iOS quirk, but something you'll have to deal with if using the scanner with an iPhone or iPad.The USB receiver that came with my unit fell apart the first time I pulled it out of its storage slot, and I had to glue it back together, but it did work. So it may be that quality control could be better.But in terms of its advertised functionality, it absolutely does do with it claims to do. Programming it wasn't too difficult for the most part, though switching between USB and Bluetooth modes is a little confusing at first. And once setup, it scans quite quickly. Not as fast as the Symbol units I use myself, but performance is quite acceptable.All-in-all, I wouldn't have an issue recommending this to someone looking for a budget-friendly bar/QR code scanner. It's built well enough to hold up for most people, and it works as advertised.

This has been a GREAT purchase. It works incredibly well with our Square system and we would purchase it again. Its easy to hold in your hand and charges really well. Great value.

First of all, I do not use this via Bluetooth, because, in general, in my experience, Bluetooth is to finicky. This unit comes with it's own proprietary RF dongle, so you plug the dongle into a USB port, and the scanner is ready to go.Obviously, the cost is amazing.Also, the unit is very durable. I have been using mine for over a year (100s of hours per year), and have dropped it onto a concrete floor with ceramic tile on top of the concrete several times (this type of surface is very unforgiving), and it didn't skip a beat.Now, for the best part....this unit scans very difficult barcodes. I scan 1,000s of barcodes per month, and I had all sorts of trouble with other scanners when the barcode was not the best. Through plastic (shrink wrap), crinkled, distorted, weak printing, certain color combinations (blue for example), etc etc.....you name it. This scanner never ceases to amaze me when it properly scans these troublesome UPCs, that my other scanners choked on. Nothing is more frustrating than a UPC scanner that will not scan a UPC that is not perfect, but this one is VERY robust. I highly recommend this scanner.