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Handheld wireless barcode scanner with matte dark finish, trigger button and USB dongle

BONAEVER

BONAEVER 2D Wireless Barcode Scanner 433MHz USB 2.0 Cordless CMOS Reader

SKU CH-Y6A9-ZBD57

A cordless CMOS reader scans 1D and 2D codes on screens or paper, transmits up to 400 m wirelessly or connects via USB 2.0, and stores 10 000 codes offline

  • TypeOthers
  • Reads QR, PDF417 and Data Matrix codes on paper or screens
  • CMOS imaging sensor decodes barcodes displayed on mobile or computer displays
  • Dual connectivity: 433 MHz wireless up to 400 m or USB 2.0 wired
  • Offline storage holds up to 10000 scans for later batch upload
  • Three trigger modes: manual, auto-sensing or continuous hands-free scanning

Wireless 2D Barcode Scanner

The BONAEVER scanner reads QR, PDF417 and Data Matrix codes from printed labels, paper and mobile or computer screens. It uses CMOS imaging technology to capture screen-based barcodes that traditional laser scanners often miss. Two connection modes let you work wirelessly at 433MHz or wired over USB 2.0. Plug-and-play setup requires no driver installation.

433MHz Wireless Range

Wireless transmission reaches up to 400m in open space and 100m indoors. The scanner replaces a tethered reader when staff need to move freely around a warehouse, shop floor or outdoor area. Wired USB 2.0 mode serves as a fallback when the wireless link is unnecessary or the battery is low. The jump is worth it when cable length limits workflow or when scanning stations must be repositioned frequently.

Offline Storage & Trigger Modes

Internal memory holds up to 10000 barcodes in storage mode, allowing batch upload after scanning away from the receiver. Three trigger options — manual, auto-sensing and continuous — let operators match the scanner to the task without pressing a button for every code. Continuous mode keeps the imager active for high-volume sequences, while storage mode prevents data loss during extended wireless sessions.

Highlights

  • Reads QR, PDF417 and Data Matrix codes on paper or screens
  • CMOS imaging sensor decodes barcodes displayed on mobile or computer displays
  • Dual connectivity: 433 MHz wireless up to 400 m or USB 2.0 wired
  • Offline storage holds up to 10000 scans for later batch upload
  • Three trigger modes: manual, auto-sensing or continuous hands-free scanning

Specifications

TypeOthers

Questions about this item

What space does the 433MHz mini USB receiver need on a computer?

The mini USB receiver plugs into a standard USB 2.0 port and requires no extra mounting hardware or clearance.

Which step do users miss when switching between the 433MHz wireless link and the USB 2.0 wired link?

Pair the scanner with the receiver once in wireless mode; when using the USB 2.0 cable, simply connect it and the scanner switches to wired operation automatically.

When does the internal 10000-scan offline storage need to be cleared?

Clear the buffer after each batch upload to prevent new scans from being dropped when the 10000-code limit is reached.

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