Tera Mini 1D 2D QR Bluetooth Barcode Scanner Wireless Portable 1D USB Wired Bar Code Reader 3 in 1 2.4G Wireless & USB Wired & Bluetooth Pocket Barcode Reader 1200

A really nice device. Very easy to set up by scanning the QR codes in the provided good-quality paper manual. Build quality is excellent and operation the same. I can't fault this product at all. I have been using it as a Bluetooth scanner rather than using the cable, connects very quickly.

Good size and scans well, instructions aren’t the best and trying to get synced up initially was a bit tricky but once sorted works really well and speeds up doing a job. Charge lasts well and only a small size so good for working in awkward spaces

I've bought this product to be able to quickly collect inventory stock and it does this in a very efficient way! It scans codes swiftly with no hassle, and you can even change the beep volume or just turn it off completely.It came with a little manual that has hundreds of barcodes allowing you to customise the scanner as you wish.My favourite feature is being able to configure it to go into sleep mode after 30 seconds, meaning it doesn't waste battery!

Really impressed with this item. We keep an inventory of all the food in our freezers and fridges using the items barcodes and this makes it quick and reliable. Very quick, accurate and reliable. It will read directly into anywhere you could type in your computer (spreadsheets, databases, word-processors - search fields etc). Great fun to use with reliable bluetooth connector. The manual which is supplied is very tiny, you dare not lose it as it contains barcodes which are used to alter the device settings. Luckily a larger copy of the manual can be downloaded from the web.

Ran out of time to return this as the accuracy was not great as the scans where coming out incorrect if the angle was not spot on.

Dislike that i cannot get an in voice for the customs fees charged to me by Amazon

handy, simple to set up and use with phone or pc

Disclaimer: I am not a barcode, retail or POS specialist, but I have written driver software for barcode scanners similar to this.This scanner is tiny, the size of a box of Tic-Tac mints. It's also remarkably cheap for a scanner that supports 2D barcodes. The plastic casing seems a little flimsy. Yay, it's got USB-C, not the nasty micro-USB connector that needs to die yesterday!It emulates a keyboard, which is a unidirectional protocol, unlike the bidirectional protocols used by higher-end scanners. The good thing is, it's universal and doesn't need any drivers or special software. On the flip side, that and the single-button UI makes it somewhat clunky in practice.You can use it in real-time mode, where it types in the barcode into your device as it scans them, or in storage mode where it accumulates the barcodes in memory, useful for doing a quick check of shelves, then coming back and pouring them into your computer. Unfortunately, the real-time mode is not very smart. If the bluetooth connection is down, I would expect it to automatically switch to storage mode so scans are not lost, but that's not what it does. Storage mode has its own issues: you need to scan a special bar code to make it pour them into the computer, and then another code to clear them from memory. I would have preferred a UI where double-clicking the button triggers the upload to the computer.Finally, it enters data at a fairly painful rate, maybe 10 CPS or so, like an inexperienced hunt-and-peck typist, even if you select "High Transmission Speed". I don't know if the BT HID profile is potentially lossy, but that is getting old really fast.Unlike some, they have the PDF manual available online (important, as like most scanners you program its features by scanning bar codes). I would suggest you download and read the manual before buying.