TMSL-55CR

Works for QRs

I usually use Motorola, Symbol and Zebra scanner products. I am an event technologist, so I purchase all kinds of scanners all the time for client projects at events and tradeshows. I was looking for a bunch of bluetooth scanners for a tradeshow deployment, and my client didnt want to spend $300 plus per scanner. So I bought one of these, and a couple of other competing products, and did a thorough test. This scanner just worked flawlessly. Instant bluetooth connection. Perfect scans. Plenty of config options. After I tested this, i bought a bunch more. They all worked great at the show. I was using these to scan attendee badges connected to iPad Air 2's. We were using them in automated scan mode, so someone could just walk up to my app kiosks, and scan their badge without pulling the trigger.A couple of small constructive feedbacks. First, I would love it if I could disable the inactivity sleep function. If no one were to scan their badge for a period of time, the scanner would go to sleep. It would merely require someone to pull the trigger to wake up the scanner. But this was not intuitive in a kiosk that prompted the user to merely walk up to the scanner and scan their badge. This was a minor issue for us, as we just had a booth staff go around to all the stations and scan their badge once every half hour or so. A minor inconvenience, but would love to be able to have these scanners stay on indefinitely.Secondly, I was using the scanners with iPads. I was connecting the scanners directly to the ipad via bluetooth without the use of the base as a receiver. We did, however, want to use the base for charging the scanners, so we had the bases plugged in to a power adapter at one point. This caused the scanner to stop connecting directly to the ipads. It took us a couple hours of hair pulling to realize what was going on and unplug the stupid bases from the power. Apparently the bases are setup to act as a bluetooth reciever when plugged into a PC USB port, etc. So when we plugged them into power to use as a charging cradle, it pulled the bluetooth away from the ipads, and rendered the scanners inoperable. I wish I would have know that, as I purchased the units with the bases at an additional cost, only to find out that I could not use these bases as simple charging cradles without rendering my apps useless.Otherwise, these scanners worked perfectly, and without incident. They performed as well as other scanners that cost more than three times what these cost. So keep these small inconveniences in mind, and grab the Teemi scanner for your next project! Maybe the vendor will respond and address my minor issues. But seriously, these are great scanners!Note: I was not compensated in any way for my review. I purchased these scanners for a real project, and think its important for real users to share their experiences.

Excelente producto, muy rápida lectura de códigos, larga duración de la bateria.Lo empleo en una tienda minorista solo mediante Bluetooth y el alcance a mi dispositivo es muy bueno pasa los 6metros sin inconveniente aún con muros bloqueandole.Incomodo poder apagar unicamente escaneando un código en el manual, pero si es para uso frecuente es mejor a tener que estar prendiendolo seguido.El escaneo automático al colocarse en su base realiza buena lectura de códigos, pero sus sensores de movimiento no dejan de estar activando las luces auxiliares al mínimo movimiento, pudiendo ser una desventaja a la larga por generar un desgaste innecesario por estar encendido sin requerirlo.Excelente producto, lo volvería a comprar por la versatilidad y rapidez, espero que solucionen estos pequeñós detalles que redondearian un magnífico producto.

Arrived late. Doesn't work well at all.

set up was pretty simple and the connection is solid!

This scanner is slower than others but it always seems to work. It reads 2d codes on paper and off glass fine. It's reads 1d codes slow at times but not always. 1d codes off glass seems to give it the most trouble but some slight movement in your wrist seems to activate it. Will keep it because we are mostly reading 2d codes at our registration booth.

Very easy to use and has proven to be very reliable in a harsh work environment. We are using these on our factory floor and the production team loves them. Saves a lot of time from every having to type order numbers. Now we can just scan the travelers and keep on working.

I was looking for a lower cost solution for a wireless 2d scanner that my company has been purchasing from one of the well known recognized brands. This baby delivered! I refused to believe for the type of scanning we needed to do, qr code, bar code and driver licenses, that we needed to continue to spend 1k for replacement scanners. I took this scanner out of the box and got it hooked up to my linux environment and scanning barcodes in less than 2 minutes. Not just bar codes, but all different kinds, bot on paper and on mobile devices. The documentation is a bit light, but it's just enough to get you started right away. Since I'm a technician, I've familiar with all kinds of scanners, but the novice should be able to get this out of the box and get it running in less than 5 minutes.Now, I'll let every know and we beat the crap out it for the next 6 months if this is something that lasts in the field.