Sumicor Barcode Scanner 2D Bluetooth Wireless Ring Barcode Scanners, Portable Wearable Mini 1D & 2D Finger Bar Code Reader Work with Windows Mac OS iOS Android (2D)

I've only used it in bluetooth mode and it works flawlessly once set up. It is a bit tricky to set up at first as you have to scan a barcode to change settings, but other than that it's simple and effective. It connected to my Android tablet without issues and worked well. It has an on/off switch but you can also program it to auto power off after a certain time has passed which is great for saving battery. For the price, you can't go wrong!

Useless documentation. Asking a question results in the seller providing a response that doesn’t help. There would be no need to ask the question if Sumicor would answer their email.But what can you expect from a company whose email address domain is only a number and doesn’t even show up with a website.Highly recommend an alternate product.I liked the USB-C port, but that’s the only positive when compared to competitive products.Others provide more, and higher quality documentation. They also have proper websites.

maybe i have been in retail to long when a finger scanner makes me happy LOL.I read the reviews and wondered if it would be hard to setup, But with in 2 minutes of opening it up I was scanning to my iPad. Thank you. Can not wait to put an order in and see how it preforms. Thank you

Just the simple act of pairing it to my phone was annoying. It seems like all the options for the scanner are given as barcodes that you scan. There's no indication that it worked or what mode it's currently in. You just scan it and hope for the best.It takes 4 barcode scans from the manual to pair it. If you lose the manual? Well I guess you're stuck. Once it's paired it seems to work pretty well, but it'll take some getting used to having the thing on your finger.They managed to put an on/off switch on it (thankfully you don't need to scan a barcode for that) as well as a button on the side that you can hit with your thumb. There's also a USB C port in the back (by the on/off switch) that you can use to charge it, OR use the thing in "wired mode".I'm not sure why anyone would want to use this as a wired device but I guess there's always the possibility that it'll work with more phones/computers that way. I personally would rather have a nice big scanner if it's going to be wired, but that's just me.Otherwise, once you get this thing working properly it does a fine job, but as always, it's just parsing the barcode into numbers (or text in the case of the QR codes) and sending that along to your phone or computer.If you're using the Walmart issued phone, this WILL work as long as you can get it to connect via bluetooth. It's better than trying to use the camera.

Good!

This finger scanner is very convenient to use, you can free your hands by wearing it on your fingers, and it has high sensitivity. What I like the most is the feature that he can connect the ipad directly.

I like the freedom that this finger scanner gives me compared to the regular barcode scanners. The only downside is that the charge don’t last as long.

I have no idea if it works or not because there's no receiver with it. Poor quality control at best.