Alacrity Upgraded 2D Industrial Barcode Scanner with Wireless Charging Stand, 1968 Feet Transmission Distance 433Mhz Wireless & Bluetooth 2in1 Barcode Reader, Shock Dust Proof Hands Free, Green

For our buisness seeking streamlined efficiency and improved productivity, integrating the Alacrity Upgraded 2D Industrial Barcode Scanner with Wireless Charging Stand into our Odoo system has been an absolute game-changer. This versatile scanner has proven to be a reliable and essential tool, simplifying our inventory management, order processing, and overall workflow with unmatched ease. The first standout feature is the seamless integration with Odoo. Setting up the barcode scanner to work with our Odoo platform was a breeze, thanks to the intuitive software and user-friendly instructions provided by Alacrity. Within minutes, we were up and running, eliminating the need for manual data entry and minimizing human errors. The scanner seamlessly syncs with our Odoo database, ensuring real-time updates and accurate inventory counts. The 2D scanning capability is another remarkable aspect of this device. It effortlessly reads both 1D and 2D barcodes, allowing us to handle various types of products, from standard barcodes to QR codes and beyond. This versatility has expanded our possibilities, enabling us to track and manage a wide range of items efficiently. The industrial-grade build of the Alacrity barcode scanner is impressive. It can withstand the rigors of a busy business environment, making it a reliable companion for day-to-day operations. Whether it's used on the shop floor, in the warehouse, or at the point of sale, the scanner maintains consistent performance, ensuring minimal downtime and maximizing productivity. One of the key highlights is the inclusion of the wireless charging stand. This feature adds an extra layer of convenience, as the scanner is always charged and ready for use. We no longer worry about battery life or cumbersome cords, allowing our staff to focus solely on their tasks. The stand's sleek design also serves as a space-saving solution, keeping our workstations tidy and organized. The Alacrity barcode scanner has significantly accelerated our order processing time. With just a quick scan, our team can complete transactions swiftly, reducing customer wait times and enhancing the overall shopping experience. Additionally, the scanner's compatibility with Odoo's shipping and invoicing modules has improved our order fulfillment process, reducing errors and delays in deliveries. Furthermore, the scanner's mobility and wireless connectivity enable seamless scanning of items at different locations, making it ideal for stocktaking, stock transfers, and conducting inventory audits. The ability to instantly update the central database ensures accurate stock levels, which is crucial for maintaining optimum inventory control. In conclusion, the Alacrity Upgraded 2D Industrial Barcode Scanner with Wireless Charging Stand has truly transformed the way we manage our business. Its flawless integration with Odoo, robust scanning capabilities, industrial-grade build, and wireless charging convenience have proven to be a winning combination for boosting efficiency and productivity. This scanner has become an indispensable tool for our day-to-day operations, and we wholeheartedly recommend it to any business seeking an efficient and reliable barcode scanning solution. Pros: Seamless integration with Odoo for efficient data syncing. 2D scanning capability for versatile product handling. Industrial-grade build for reliability and longevity. Wireless charging stand for convenient and clutter-free charging. Accelerates order processing and enhances inventory control. Cons: None - The Alacrity barcode scanner has exceeded our expectations and has been an invaluable asset for our business operations.

Bought this to prep for our inventory that was coming up. This scanner is probably the best scanner I have used. The range on it is absolutely amazing. It scans bar codes as well as QR codes and I haven’t gotten an error yet. Prepped an entire bookstore with it and the battery lasted an entire 8 hour shift. The only improvement that I think could be made it having a digital battery monitor. It does have a barcode you can scan and it will tell you the batter level on your spreadsheet or wherever you are scanning information to. But that can get a little annoying since you have to scan it and then erase the info from your spreadsheet. But again this is a small problem and wouldn’t prevent me from buying another one. It seems durable because I accidentally knocked it off of the counter and it didn’t not break. Definitely recommend if you have a lot of scanning to do.

This is a nice sturdy scanner that works well. The biggest issue I have had with it is that over time if the base is moved frequently, the bluetooth module in the base will come loose, this is easily fixed by taking the base off and plugging it back in since it is just a USB dongle in there. My only other issue is that pairing can be frustrating if you are dealing with multiple scanners and are not familiar with the manual.

THIS SHOULD HAVE BEEN THE FIRST AND ONLY SCANNER I TRIED WITH DL SCANNING! Works perfectly with EZ Online FFL. This is the scanner recommended by EZ Online FFL. It is able to parse a drivers license PDF417 2d code exactly like EZ Online FFL needs it to be parsed: each piece of data (i.e. first name, DL number, etc) is on one line, as opposed to all the data being on one continuous line. I tried four other lower cost (about half or even less money) 2D scanners and they all could READ PDF417 but couldn't parse it into the separate lines needed to make it simpler to actually use the data for filling in a 4473 (or any other form you want to automatically complete. Now I'm not suggesting this would work to fill in ANY form; I'm sure there has to be some set up involved in getting the PDF417 data pieces into the correct box on your form, but it is 100% plug and play with EZ Online FFL. Gosh why didn't I just go with the recommended reader rather than wasting all that time looking for a lower cost alternate? If you need to adjust the angle of the stand, look on the bottom and you will see a tab button at each side panel. push in on one of the tabs to then slide out/off one side panel and you will then see how to tilt the stand by 45* eezy peezy. I suspect 1D barcodes will be much easier to use while working on simplifying inventory tracking, and that is probably where "tab" vs "carriage return" programming will come into play for jumping to the next box or the next item or line for your inventory spreadsheet (or whatever). I am 100% fully satisfied with the 2D performance of this scanner. Now on to figuring out how to get it to make fast work of filling in customer's data on a Form 4 application. I can't speak to it's bluetooth capabilities or the wireless com distance limits. But the base is clearing charging the scanner as it sits there in the cradle and when I pull the scanner out to use the base light turns green showing it is connected via the long distance 433 signal. This is how it was working straight out of the box - truly plug and play.

We bought 10 of these. They all worked great. After about a year they started breaking 1 by 1. Anytime we try and scan something it beeps three times. I've looked in the manual and tried resetting default settings but I can't fix it. We've had about 4 of them give out now with the same issue. If someone can provide a solution, I would greatly appreciate it. If not, these will all be going in the trash and we'll be buying a different model.

Works well, I like that it has a buz that you feel. Often I’m away from the computer and the environment is VERY loud so you can’t hear the computer. It will buz (feel it buz) so you know it accepted the scan.

Bought this a year or so ago, worked okay for one or two codes here and there but today is the first time I tried to use it for bulk scanning. Wasted the morning trying to scan in several boxes of laptops, only to have to do it again and again before finally giving up. The scanner does not scan the bar code that it’s aimed at, it insists on scanning the code above or below it. What’s the point of using a red target dot if the scanner is going to ignore it? I grabbed another scanner that uses a target bar and it worked flawlessly. Threw it in the trash because it is trash. I also tried to find the programming codes to remove the prefix S but the codes did not work. Waste of money.

At face value, this seemed like a great purchase. But once in use, I found it to be mediocre at best. Disclaimer: I'm a small business owner with a lot of inventory, and I am not interested in the costs of scanning systems that are meant for billion dollar warehouses. PROS: the info screen and storage mode. CONs: (a) Connections - there is no way to direct connect to PC. The BT connection sucks from both sides (PC and Scanner). The only half decent way to connect is using the base as the 433 wireless connection. No small dongle comes with the unit. The base charger unit is bulky with long wire, so transport by carrying with laptop is crappy. (b) Data Transfer - The beauty of Storage Mode SHOULD be that one could leave the PC behind and gather UPCs then return to transfer to whatever 'bucket' is needed. This quality of this functionality with this device is LOWER than DISMAL. As I write this, because I just performed an inventory on my showroom. The device shows 1401 entries. As I collected and watched the screen, every scan showed perfect read. The attached image shows a representative example of how the transfer performed. The # of records txfr varied as I made several attempts. The UPCs (for my inventory are either 12 or 13 char. This part is dismal. The only successful method I've found is having a laptop posted in the center of the space with the base charging unit attached and use the Scanner on NORMAL. Because of the pathetic data transfer functionality, the Storage setting is also LOWER than DISMAL. The 2-star rating is for the screen and the Normal mode. Everything else is JUNK JUNK JUNK.