The innovative Motorola CS3000 Series enables enterprises to easily implement 1D laser scanning where either mobility or the cost and size of a traditional scanning device is an inhibitor. The tiny device is affordably priced and fits in a pocket or on a lanyard. The CS3000 can be utilized in standalone mode for the batch scanning of bar codes while the CS3070 offers batch mode as well as real-time bar code data transmission to a host application via a wireless Bluetooth connection to smartphones laptops and more. The result is a new level of affordability for 1D scanning and the ability to streamline error-proof and simplify more business processes.
This review is from: Motorola CS3000-SR10007WW Cs3000 Usb Batch Scanner Kit Perp 1d Laser 512mb Flash Cable (Electronics)
This is a neat little scanner (referring to the Bluetooth-enabled CS3070 version). It's very compact, well-built, scans quickly and fits in my hand quite comfortably. But unfortunately it doesn't pair reliably to a Mac via Bluetooth as of this writing. It pairs and then loses the connection repeatedly, only working for a few seconds at a time. I confirmed this on several computers, using several versions of OS X up to the latest, and with the latest firmware on the scanner. Motorola tech support was also able to reproduce it, but hasn't been able to come up with a fix yet. So this is a warning, if you're considering using this with a Mac via Bluetooth, you might want to go in a different direction. It works great with iOS (iPhone and iPad), so if that's what you want to do, it could be a nice choice.
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