 Welcome to my re-unboxing of the VisionEar Mobility Cordless Color Scanner. Yes, this is a bit of a deja vu moment for you guys, but I did make some mistakes in my previous unboxing and first look at this unit, so bear with me here while I go through it again. So, experience the freedom of true mobility, scan without a computer cable or software, you can do all of those things, so you can scan documents, photos, business cards, ID cards and receipts, we're going to be scanning this photo. Okay, what else we got here? Scan to a smartphone, SD card or USB flash drive with no computer required to scan. It includes a 2GB SD card, although the packaging says 1GB SD card. We've got 300 DPI simplex scanning in color or grayscale. Simplex means that it's single sided, not dual sided. Okay, rechargeable battery, so you can scan up to 300 scans per charge. So this box says 150 scans per charge, but this was a pre-release box and it is actually 300 scans per charge and you can charge it over USB or by plugging into this guy. And da da da da da da da da. There we go. There's your power and plugging this into the unit. So you can either plug these two into a computer or you can plug it into the wall. And it comes with a couple of multinational adapters, so it comes with this guy and it also comes with this guy, Euro guy. Okay, what else we got here? So let's get the... Sorry about that guys, battery, you know how it is. So I'm going to go ahead and take the scanner out of the box here. We've already got the charger, we'll put that aside. And then we've got the accessory package here, which because this unit has been unboxed once before by some dastardly fellow, it was me, the micro SD card that's included with the adapter is already installed in said adapter. So let's just go ahead and... Here we go. There you go. So let's go ahead and plug that in. So here you go. These are your options. So you can scan to a USB drive and then this USB port is the one that's for charging or for pulling data off of the scanner. And then... Yeah, off of the... For scanning directly to an actual computer. This is a cleaning swab, so you can use that to keep the lamp clean. Okay. I'm not sure which side you actually access it from, so I'm not going to sort of overdo that. They've actually got some indicators here in terms of the different sizes of things. So no staples. Paper goes in this way. Here is for A6, photos, A4, and cards. Okay. You can actually scan plastic cards in it as well, which is something I don't think I mentioned last time around. So here is what we're going to do. I'm just going to... Really the functionality of this device that I see is primarily for business users. I mean, how often do you... You know, someone like a contractor, for example. I could see using something like this all the time. You're on a job site. You need to... Oh yeah, here's a calibrator sheet. So you just use that to get a baseline reading. So you're a contractor or something. There's some document that you want to scan and sign so that someone can have a look at it. And if you have one of these on you, then you'd be able to do it. Sorry, I wasn't really going anywhere with that, I guess. Let's do our photo first. So it feeds in this way. I'm lining that up with the photo line. Let's give it a second. I'd have to feed it a little bit, sort of more. Well I failed. Hold on a minute. You know, it's funny because I've done this once already and I still can't remember how to do it. Now I turned it off. Oh, there we go. Aha! We're good. You know what? We should also try a plastic card here as well. So let me just see if there's anything in my card that doesn't, you know, reveal all the information in the world about me. Aha! Here we go. I've got everything in my NCIX Advantage Club membership. As soon as I take off the name of the person to whom this card used to belong. There we go. Okay, so let's go ahead and let's throw a pardon here now. Okay, the flashing lights I guess means it's processing something. So let's go ahead. Or maybe that means it's ready. I don't know. Nope, not ready yet. There we go. Okay, yeah, now it's ready. So the solid light means it's ready. Go ahead and run that through. So let's go check out our results, shall we guys? Okay, guys, so I've got an SD card reader on the side of this monitor. So we're going to go ahead and open it up. And image three is our photo that we scanned. So there you go. And then image four is my NCIX Advantage membership card. Oh, a couple other things that I haven't mentioned yet is this button right here is for removing jams in the event of a jam. So what it does is it lifts up the rollers so that you can pull a piece of paper out of it without risking damaging it. And yes, I confirmed that once these lights stop flashing, that means the unit is ready to scan. So that was the difficulty I was having feeding documents through the scanner. So thank you for checking out my re-unboxing and re-first look, I guess second look at this point, of the VisionEar Mobility Scanner. Don't forget to subscribe to Alliance Tech Tips for more unboxings, reviews, and other content.