The Unitech AS10 barcode scanner offers reliable contact scanning at a great price, fantastic for small to medium volume retailers, libraries, or personal inventory management. The lightweight and ergonomic design ensure quick reads and easy use over the course of any work shift.

A contact scanner, the AS10 can read 1D barcodes from up to 2 inches away. Its optimal scan rate of 100 scans per second ensure quick reading and accurate scans for most scanning environments. The AS10 also supports complete data formatting and editing, ensuring your software receives the right data every time.

Unitech built the AS10 barcode scanner to handle day-to-day use with ease. Lacking moving parts and weighing a light 4 ounces, the AS10 is strong enough to withstand multiple four-foot drops. Shipping with a 1 year warranty standard, the Unitech AS10 barcode scanner is an ideal choice for contact barcode scanning.


<ul>Features
<li> USB interface
<li> Contact to 2-inch scan range
<li> Withstands 4-foot drops
<li> Data formatting and editing capable
</ul>

AS10

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<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y9gVJBKj-dc">Unitech AS10 Barcode Scanner Video</a>
This is Travis with POSGuys.com. Today we're reveing the Unitech AS10 Contact CCD Barcode Scanner. Like it's name says it is basically a contact scanner.

You want to put the scanner right on top of the barcode and then scan away.

Its range is limited to from contact to about two inches. You're not going to be able to go way back. Even on a larger barcode you're still limited range wise.

Generally these types of barcode scanners are used in low volume retail on perfectly printed barcode scanners. So things like books it works well on. If you're printing, or using barcodes that are not on flat surfaces or might get damaged easily it is not a good scanner.

This is also not light immune. If you have any kind of bright light like a window or sunlight, um or bright store lighting than the scanner is not going to work anymore.

You can get on top of the barcode scanner and kind of hide the light but if any of that light gets in it gets really difficult to scan.

So indoor use only, flourescent type of lighting. There are no new moving parts in it, it is durable. It is rated at four foot drops, you could probably drop it more than that just because it is so light.

Single button trigger and it's a button. 

It's not really shaped, it's not mechanical it's just pushing a little switch.

It does general UPCs, it does ISPN just fine, it won't do any types of 2D barcodes, won't do PDF417. 

Price wise though it is under fifty dollars. It is a cheap well priced scanner. If you're doing very limited barcode scanning this is something to consider.

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