Scanners
- Handheld barcode scanners
- USB and Bluetooth options
- Ships from Chicago
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Fujitsu FI-4120C Document Scanner
Fujitsu FI-5120C Document Scanner
Fujitsu FI-6130 Document Scanner
Socket Mobile Bluetooth Barcode Scanner CHS 7CI
Motorola Symbol LI2208 Handheld Barcode Scanner LI-2208
Linea Pro Card Reader & iPhone Barcode Scanner
Socket Mobile Barcode Scanner DuraScan® D750 Bluetooth
Socket Mobile Barcode Scanner CHS 7Pi Bluetooth
Socket Mobile Bluetooth Barcode Scanner CHS 7Di
Socket Mobile Bluetooth Scanner CHS 7CI
Zebra SB1 Motorola Associate Smart Badge
Which Scanner Is Right for You?
One pick each for barcodes, wireless use, and paper.
Socket Mobile CHS 7Xi Bluetooth
Cordless barcode and QR scanning over Bluetooth.
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ConnectionUSB · Bluetooth
Motorola Symbol LI2208 Handheld
A corded USB barcode scanner for any counter.
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ConnectionUSB
Fujitsu FI-5120C Document Scanner
Feeds stacks of pages straight into your computer.
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ConnectionUSB
Applications
Scanners Used For
Pick the kind of scanning you do.
Bluetooth Barcode Scanning
Cordless scanners that pair with phones, tablets, and PCs.
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Barcode and document scanners that plug straight in.
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Fujitsu scanners that turn paper into digital files.
Filter this collection →Under $200
Low-cost scanners for desks, counters, and stockrooms.
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Choose the Right Scanner
Barcode or Paper
Barcode scanners read the codes on products, shelves, and boxes. Paper scanners copy pages into digital files. Most of this collection reads barcodes. Three models scan paper.
3 Questions Before You Buy
- What do you need to scan, barcodes or documents?
- Do you need to move around, or stay at one desk?
- Will it connect to a phone, a tablet, or a computer?
Not sure which scanner you need?
Barcode scanners read product codes. Paper scanners copy pages. They are different tools.
FAQ
Scanner Questions
Quick answers before you add to cart.
A barcode scanner reads the code on a product or label. A document scanner copies full pages into digital files. They are different tools.
A Bluetooth model like the Socket Mobile CHS 7Ci works with a tablet or phone. A corded USB model like the Motorola LI2208 costs less and works at one counter.
Most do not. A scanner types the code into whatever app is open, like a POS or inventory app.
No. Use a paper scanner, like the Fujitsu FI-5120C, to scan pages.
Yes. Several models here are under $200, including the Motorola LI2208 and the Fujitsu FI-4120C.
Yes. Every scanner is tested before it ships and comes with a warranty.