MTG Card Scanner – Desktop Mount for Mobile Scanning Apps – High-Speed Inventory Sorting for Magic Cards – Fits Unsleeved Cards Only

Easily worth every penny. Makes scanning a singular deck to upload to places like Archidekt or EDHREC a breeze. When it comes to scanning bulk its very good, too. It's one flaw is the need for nearly perfect lighting. You have to get it position just right around your light source or the sides of the box cast a shadow bad enough to cause issues with the scanning. Once I figured out the best place to set it up, it worked flawlessly. Able to scan several thousand cards in just an evening. And the fact that it packs up for easy storage and transport is an added bonus. Would recommend

Extremely well made. Have a little bit of difficulty lifting the place where the card comes out but with a tiny bit of sanding it should be fantastic. Really easy to use my phone immediately registers the cards 10 out of 10 recommend.

Thougth it was injection molded, was 3D printed. Good build quality that works for exactly what it described under the parameters described. Had a lot of cards in sleeves that will still scan in it if placed askew. Its alright

The sleeved one may work better given the physics of sleeves versus unsleeved cards, but the ramp is just tooo rough and too sharp of an angle for the unsleeved version to not have cards keep getting stuck. The static the instructions try to blame is silly and was not the cause of the problem.

I was previously using a 3d printed scanbox that a friend got the specs for online. It was a bit clunky in that the stand your phone rests on was attached to the bottom box. So I was excited when I saw this version that can remove the stand for storage. That part works great. Where the issue is, is the portion where the cards slide down the angled ramp. Nearly every single time the card gets stuck and I have to push it into the pit. Even when I forcefully fling the cards in, they dont always go all the way down. Something is wrong with the angle or the surface itself. I notice on my old 3d one it has ridges to create less surface tension on the way down. The pit on this one is also much smaller. Only unsleeved cards will fit in it. I am bummed that I bought one of these for a friend first and didnt try it out myself to see it wasnt the best option.

works well with all tcg/sports cards. Your limited to the app you truly use for card collection scanning

Works perfect. It’s a tight fit when pulling it apart. But I have no issues. The other people complaining about it, they have a skill diff supposedly. Make sure you have good lighting.

It does what it says it will do, mostly. I'll start with the good. The phone stand works fine. It's easy enough to get your cards back out when you're done by removing the door at the end. It's currently the cheapest one of these kind of items. The BEST part about it is it helps the phone scanner identify borderless cards properly. Often without this or a sleeve I have a very hard time getting Manabox to identify borderless cards. Sadly, it has a few negatives as well. It won't work with sleeves cards at all which is a shame. They don't claim it will though so they aren't lying. However I posted a video with this showing how the cards don't always slip into the tray like they should. You have to toss them in just right or they get stuck in a tilted spot. This really takes away from the speed you're trying to achieve with one of these things. Up to you if saving some money is worth these downsides compared to the alternatives. Additionally, you have to get the light and shadows JUST right, which might be hard depending on your light situation. I don't know if and other items in this category do that better though. It might just be a flaw of the app I used (Manabox)

Overpriced 3d printed plastic

Not the best quality just a 3d printed phone holder I found it was quicker to hold my phone. But I suppose other people will have different opinions. Definitely not worth the money in my opinion.

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