Handheld Barcode Scanners
Honeywell voyager XP 1472g, BT, 2D, kit, black
Symbol LS2208 general purpose barcode scanner
Barcode reader Zebra DS2208, 1D/2D, SR, multi-IF, kit (USB)
Honeywell Voyager Extreme Performance 1470g, 2D, multi-IF, kit (USB), black
Newland WD4 Series, BT, 2D, USB, BT, kit (USB)
Zebra LI3678-SR - barcode scanner
Honeywell Xenon Performance 1950g, 2D, SR, multi-IF, kit (USB), black
Honeywell Granit 1991iSR, BT, 2D, SR, USB, multi-IF, Digimarc, kit (USB), red
Datalogic QuickScan I QBT2131 - Barcode-Scanner
Honeywell Xenon Performance 1952g, BT, 2D, kit (USB), black
Adhesive paper labels 100x70mm
9,41 EUR
Adhesive paper labels 38x25mm
1,60 EUR
Adhesive paper labels 68x38mm
3,25 EUR
Adhesive paper labels 100x50mm
6,95 EUR
Adhesive paper labels 50x30mm
2,22 EUR
Honeywell Voyager Extreme Performance 1470g, 2D, multi-IF, kit (USB), black
92,50 EUR
Barcode reader Zebra DS2208, 1D/2D, SR, multi-IF, kit (USB)
106,50 EUR
Honeywell voyager XP 1472g, BT, 2D, kit, black
176,40 EUR
Honeywell Granit 1991iSR, BT, 2D, SR, USB, multi-IF, Digimarc, kit (USB), red
801,20 EUR
Honeywell Xenon Performance 1950g, 2D, SR, multi-IF, kit (USB), black
489,20 EUR
Handheld scanners for fast 1D and 2D barcode capture
Handheld barcode scanners provide a versatile solution for everyday scanning of goods, parcels, documents and other labelled items. They are widely used in warehousing, logistics, manufacturing, retail, shipping and dispatch operations.
A handheld barcode scanner allows the operator to aim at a specific code and immediately transfer the captured data to a computer, POS system or other application. Depending on the workflow, you can choose a wired scanner for a fixed workstation or a wireless model for greater freedom of movement.
Important selection criteria include barcode type, barcode size and quality, scanning distance, workload, required interface and operating environment. For new deployments, a 2D imager is often a practical choice because it can normally read QR Code and Data Matrix as well as standard 1D barcodes.
If you also need to run a mobile application directly on the device, a mobile computer with an integrated barcode scanner may be more suitable. Other devices and accessories can be found in our Barcode category.
How to choose a handheld barcode scanner
What is the difference between a wired and wireless scanner?
A wired scanner is particularly suitable for a fixed workstation and does not require battery charging. A wireless scanner provides greater freedom of movement and is useful when working with large parcels, pallets or across a wider working area.
Do I need a 1D or 2D barcode scanner?
If you only use traditional linear barcodes, a 1D solution may be sufficient. A 2D imager can additionally read QR Code, Data Matrix and other 2D symbologies and normally also supports standard 1D barcodes, making it more versatile for new applications.
What scanning distance do I need?
The required distance depends on barcode size and quality as well as the workflow. Standard range is sufficient for typical workstation scanning, while pallets, warehouse racks or difficult-to-reach codes may require a scanner designed for longer reading distances.
Can a handheld barcode scanner be connected to a standard computer?
Yes. Many handheld scanners connect through USB or wirelessly and can transfer scanned data to an application in a similar way to keyboard input. The exact options depend on the scanner model and configuration.
What if my barcodes are damaged or difficult to read?
For demanding barcodes, the scanning technology and scanner performance are important. If you regularly work with damaged, small or low-contrast codes, we recommend testing the selected scanner with actual barcode samples from your operation.
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