QM2500 BK 433K1 barcode reader Handheld bar code reader 2D B
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Tracked since 24th Oct 2026Price unchanged since 3rd Nov 2026Lowest we've tracked: £146.01
- Reads 1D, 2D, and postal barcodes, including damaged or poorly printed ones
- Optimised for scanning through plexiglass barriers
- Provides audible, tactile, and visual feedback on scans
- Ergonomic design for comfortable, long-term use
About this product
The DataLogic QM2500 BK 433K1 barcode reader Handheld bar code reader 2D B is stocked by 3 shops we compare on Shopperazzi. Listed prices start at £145.97 and go up to £175.16.
The DataLogic QuickScan QM2500 is a robust and reliable handheld 2D barcode scanner designed for retail environments. It excels at reading a wide variety of barcodes, even those that are damaged, poorly printed, or difficult to scan. This scanner is also optimised for reading through plexiglass barriers, making it suitable for current safety measures.
Enjoy dependable performance with user-friendly feedback, including audible, tactile, and visual cues for successful scans. Its ergonomic design ensures comfort during long shifts, and the durable cables are built to withstand constant use. This affordable scanner offers excellent value for businesses seeking efficient point-of-sale operations.
Product details
- Brand
- DataLogic
- MPN
- QM2500-BK-433K1
- GTIN
- 05715063258415
- Condition
- New
- Category
- Default Category>Peripherals>Barcode Readers
Frequently asked questions
What types of barcodes can the DataLogic QuickScan QM2500 read?
The DataLogic QuickScan QM2500 can read 1D, 2D, postal codes, stacked, and composite barcodes, including those that are damaged or poorly printed.
Is the DataLogic QuickScan QM2500 suitable for use in current health and safety environments?
Yes, the DataLogic QuickScan QM2500 is optimised to seamlessly read through plexiglass barriers.
What feedback does the DataLogic QuickScan QM2500 provide to the user?
The DataLogic QuickScan QM2500 provides clear audible, tactile, and visual feedback on each scan, whether good or bad.
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