Tera Android 11 Barcode Scanner PDA: with Charging Cradle Pistol Grip 8000mAh Extra Large Battery Handheld Mobile Computer 5.2” Full Touch Screen Zebra 2D Scan IP65 Graded Inventory Scanner P172

I actually really needed this for work, as we had gotten an entire new back office system running ChromeOS and our old scanners were incompatible. I needed a USB solution.Even though it doesn't specify, this works with ChromeOS and I know it's basically bastardized Linux, I had my doubts it would work. But it works amazingly!The manual comes with loads of barcodes for different functions depending on your use case!5 stars!

I got this to use for the clock in/out computer at work. The system allows for a scanner to quickly scan our badges instead of having to use the keyboard but we were the only computer that didn't have a scanner already. Plug it in and it works right away to scan our badges with no setting up or anything. Perfect and makes it so much faster to get out of work at the end of the day.

I manage IT at a warehouse and we purchase expensive Zebra extended range scanners to scan our location barcodes that hang about 12'Was excited to purchase as this would be an excellent value. The device build quality is excellent and the barcode scanning software is surprisingly well put together. The only complaint that I have is that the barcode scanning range is closer to 6' than 13'This device charges with a standard USB C charger which is a nice touch considering most industrial devices use expensive proprietary chargers

Have two units purchased within the year, worked great. Now both are having battery issues. They will not take a charge.

Este PDA no funciona con AT&T

This may be a problem with all scanners, but just fyi, that it will not read a barcode on a computer screen or cell phone screen.But other than that, it is detected automatically as a HID (Human Interface Device) aka a keyboard in Windows. It is also immediately detected in Linux as well. Scans and types the code in instantly with a carriage return after the code.

Not very heavy duty. Works pretty well. Not for heavy use.

The video goes into much more detail, including a full demo and comparison with another (cheaper) Tera barcode scanner, the 3106. Damaged barcode/distance barcode performance tested at the end of the video.However, in a nutshell:Things I liked:+ Feels great, feels well constructed. Nice chunky cable that is technically detachable.+ Performance is great - I tested on a variety of damaged barcodes. Works at about 35-40cm on good barcodes, about 15-20cm on damaged ones.+ The continuous scan function is very welcome - pull the trigger once to start scanning and every time a barcode passes the laser, it reads and enters it. Pull the trigger again to stop.+ Like the 3106, this is very customisable in terms of what is entered into the system before and after each barcode. Create and store your own prefixes and suffixes as well as other macros.Things I didn't like:- Manual has no instructions whatsoever. That's why I made a video.- Aside from the continuous scan mode, very little to differentiate this from the £13 3106 model.Do I recommend it?Yes, particularly if you have larger hands or require the continuous scan mode. If you don't have either of these requirements, the 3106 (https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0BNN4PFLD) has been great for me and is cheaper. But this one is very well made and I can highly recommend it.

J'ai testé ce scanner de codes-barres Tera, modèle HW0009.C'est un très bon produit; facile à prendre en main grâce à son écran. Il est Plug and Play !Raccordé pour ce test sur mon PC portable, en USB avec son cordon amovible standard (USB 2), il est quasiment opérationnel en sortie de boite !Grâce à son écran intégré, il suffit de mettre la langue du menu, et surtout sa sortie au standard "Clavier PC" en français... pour commencer à recevoir les codes-barres scannés en direct; par exemple dans Excel, ou tout autre logiciel qui accepte une entrée clavier. Donc aucun souci d'interface !Mais ce scanner fonctionnant sur batterie (rechargeable en USB-A), on peut aussi l'utiliser indépendamment (sans fil); les codes-barres étant affichés sur l'écran de l'appareil et gardés en mémoire.On peut aussi appairer le scanner en Bluetooth; même sur Android...Si l'on souhaite modifier la configuration de base du scanner; tout se fait à l'aide de la Notice utilisateur fournie (disponible en version anglaise ou allemande) à ne surtout pas égarer ! Notice sur laquelle il faudra scanner différents QRcodes ou codes-barres de configuration... correspondant aux fonctions souhaitées. Cette méthode est tout à fait classique pour ce genre de produits.Au niveau de la qualité de fabrication, on a un produit qui parait robuste; avec des renforts en silicone pour amortir les chocs inévitables lors de l'utilisation courante du scanner.Ce scanner est livré avec un support de table (un peu léger, mais qu'il est possible de fixer) qui permet je pense... de lire les codes-barres en les passant sous le scanner. Mais je n'ai pas trouvé comment activer la lecture en continu ?Le scanner se met automatiquement en veille (configurable) en cas de non utilisation prolongée.Par ce simple test... je suis très loin d'avoir exploré toute l'étendue des possibilités de ce scanner de codes-barres, professionnel !

Funciona OK

un scanner douchette 1D (code barre) et 2D (QR code, data matrix ...) wifi bluetooth ou filaire avec dongle sans fil , l'avantage ayant eu d'autre modéle est qu'il y l'heure et l'affichage du code scanné et le nombre de scan , très appréciable pour des inventaires , je m'en sert souvent pour mes inventaires en mode sans fil et je reçois les codes sur mon tableur excel , un gain de temps remarquable, l'écran est un sacré plus pour vérifier qu'il n'y ai pas d'erreur ! la batterie à une très bonne autonomie , super rapport qualité prix

I did not look at the instructions. I just plugged it in to my home PC, went on to Amazon, and read the bar code of one of the books on my desk. It read quickly and got the right book!If you were on a cash till and using this every few seconds all day, you would complain that the hand hold is a little clunky and tiring. But if you were using it for intermittent pricing - for instance checking prices on books and CDs for a charity shop or small business, then you would not quibble. Feedback from my fellow shop volunteers is that it is nice and fast.