Honeywell MS7120 Orbit Barcode Reader with USB

It actually worked!

I have ordered many of the cheaper barcode scanners ($40-$60) with very poor results. I will be replacing them with this model. The savings in cost is not worth the loss of efficiency of having our employees waving a piece of paper in front of a scanner for several seconds trying to get a scan.Edit: We did have one issue with these scanners. We had some plugged into USB hubs and it was causing the scanner to output random numbers at random intervals. As soon as we plugged them directly into the computers the issue went away.

This is a great value for the money and was easy to use (plug and play). I can't speak to tech support, though, because I've never had to request tech support. So I guess that's a good thing. I will purchase this scanner again.

This is the 2nd one of these I received that hums in the past 4 months. It is annoying to the workers at the register as well as the customers. It didn't start huuming immediately but now supposedly cannot send back because 3 days over return date. Very dissatisfied.

Just connectes it to the machine and it sarted working immediately, scans so good even if u pass by it it scans the shirts tag😂😂😂😂😂

We needed to replace our factory given gun scanner on our POS for this more versatile scanner. It meets all of our expectations and works like a charm!

The Honeywell MS7120 Orbit is a presentation (fixed-base) laser scanner—it doesn’t run off internal cells and has no AAAA-battery compartment. Instead it’s powered continuously via:• A USB cable from your PC/terminal (5 V DC bus-power), • Or an external 5 V power supply (PS12), if you’re using an RS-232 or keyboard-wedge interface.

This is one of those products that works exactly as advertised and is a good value. We use a lot of them and they just work.