Review on 📱 NADAMOO Wireless Barcode Scanner: Bluetooth and USB 1D Bar Code Reader for Inventory Management – Compatible with Windows/Mac OS/Linux, iPhone, iPad, Android by Patrick Nepal
Great bluetooth scanner with amazing battery life!
We use this scanner every day and use it via Bluetooth. It works well and allows us to scan anything through our iPad, and with a quick triple tap of the scanner button, it's easy to switch between the scanner as the input mechanism and the iPad's onscreen keyboard. The only downside would be that we carefully dropped it once and it broke so we had to buy another one. Therefore, this item has a limited shelf life, making it clearly unsuitable for field work. Also, my only problem is that it sleeps very quickly and it takes a few button presses to wake it up.
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