Leaping Bunny App Review Bar Code Scanner

I use this with my iPad while I run my Red Code app.

Holds Bar code reader very firmly, in places that are hard to get to.

Just one hint when installing and the NEST app is asking to scan the code of the sensor, be patient, it will eventually scan the QR code... The rest was breeze with set up... cheers..

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I like the size of the sound bar. It provides good sound quality without taking too much space or needing an extensive set up. I put the sound bar in a room dedicated to be a bike gym, and while the room is noisy because the bike trainers and the fan are already very loud, the sound bar was a great addition because it could still cut through all of that. The set up was super easy. Just two cables and the calibration also didn’t take long at all. One thing I didn’t get is the “heart” button in the remote. I don’t know what that does. Another thing that could be better would be a more centralized app for all my JBL products. I had to download a new app for the sound bar and already have a different one for headphones.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] JBL BAR 300 review by a semi-cranky guy The review will be broken into likes, dislikes and perceived sound quality and a conclusion Starting with the likes, Once out of the shipping box gently surprised there was a carry handle for transport. Packaging as expected. Out of the box the weight of the unit said quality. The finish and the seams were even. Placed in front of my 50” TV visually acceptable. Would work very well with a 40” TV. Plug in the power cable, the optical cable, download the app on my phone and go. Nothing unusual, just normal including the running of my music streaming service via blue-tooth. Hey a three band equalizer in the app. The LED panel under the material on the right side is to me a wonderful upgrade. Looking I know the volume level, the status, etc. The included HDMI cable looked to be decent. And the mounting brackets black painted steel. And a mounting guide! Now for the dislikes. First I would like to see a 3.5mm audio input. Would be helpful with older TV’s. Within the phone app I wish there was a volume control. Not really needed, but… Sound evaluation, I LIKE IT!!!!! TV for me is primarily the spoken word. Maybe a musical now and again or a music video here and there. The spoken word is now so much more intelligible. Which makes it so much easier to follow along be it a movie, a news cast, documentary, or whatever. And at volumes louder than I care to listen. I should also point out where I sit in relationship to the BAR 300 very little change in audio quality. The musicals or music video are not by any means flat toned. Vocals are predominate and the actual music is kind of reduced. This is a give to get vocals easily understood. Gives anything with music a different yet pleasing texture. Overall a pleasant addition to my setup and glad it is there and being used everyday.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I was pretty impressed with the sound right off the bat since the Bar 300 is smaller than other sound bars I've owned before. Bass is pretty solid for not having a subwoofer and dialogue audio was clear when watching movies. Setup / calibration is super straightforward, even without downloading the app. Speaking of which, this is my third JBL app (headphones, portable speakers, and now sound bar). It would be really nice if JBL just consolidated all of these into a single one-stop app for all devices. Other than good sound quality and volume, it's cool that brackets for wall mounting are included, haven't experienced that before. Packaging was also mostly plastic free, which I appreciated. Really happy overall with the sound bar.

The two color system is a pleasure to work with and the bar code function makes it so much easier for inventory control

Great stand for desktop use. Only one drawback is that bar code label took some work to remove.

Purchased this to use for positioning bar code readers, sensors etc to allow us to design permanent mounting fixtures for the devices on nachinery.

This portable scanner just does wonders, it’s a versatile piece of technology that Epson has put together. The box includes connecting cable and a quick start guide to get along easily. Epson provides links to download its apps online known as EpsonScan. The Scanner needs the software to get started. The scanner is thin and very portable, significantly smaller and lighter weight (0.66lb) than any other scanners in the market. It is powered by either the USB connection or the internal USB-rechargeable battery and does not require an AC adapter. Its battery powered and micro USB rechargeable which works like a charm on all devices, the looks are elegant with a nice little LCD display and has a pro touch to itself. The scan quality is great and can be done through Wi-Fi/ wired methods which are really simple to follow. Functions like multiple pages scanning, single file output, easy conversion of scanned copies into desired format, rotation and deletion of individual pages are all included with this package. It has a power button which will do the job without any app access and comes with a slot to secure the scanner from theft. It can also scan business cards, Photo IDs which is a plus. It has a scan resolution up to 300dpi which is just okay for a scanned copy and it doesn't have an automatic document feeder which requires manual intervention every time a new page is loaded and it doesn't come with a memory card slot where the documents can directly be stored in rather than on a desktop app or a mobile app. Overall it’s an excellent piece of technology and very convenient. I am going with 5 star for this Epson Product for being the most portable scanner which is easy to use and is great enough to do the job. This is a review for the Epson WorkForce ES-60W Wireless Portable Document Scanner that I received free of charge to do a beta test and review.