Scanstand for Standard Size Unsleeved Cards - Gray, Phone Holder & Trading Card Chute, ManaBox and Magic TCG Scanner App Accessory, Quickly Scan and Price Check MTG Collectible Playing Cards

So this holder does work and perform as intended. Great design. However depending on what app you use for scanning you will have some issues that are app related. Lighting is a big issue as the reflection can be deceiving. Also note that most apps can't tell between foil and regular versions of a card.But again, this is all app issues, not an issue with this holder. it works well and works as designed.

Really cool simple product with a few caveats.The cards stick quite a bit in the chute. I tried using talcum powder to reduce the friction but that didn't work very well. I then tried non-stick cooking spray and it worked much better. Just make sure to spray lightly and then wipe it away with a towel. If you don't wipe it down it will damage the cards. I think this could be fixed by sanding the sled part down with really high grit sandpaper, I'll try that next.Do yourself a favor and use double-sided tape to hold everything in place once you get things lined up the way you like, this will save tons of time when scanning hundreds of cards or more.Overall, great value.

Cheap and mass produced plastic barely fit for purpose. The slide does not let the cards slide down the cute so therefore you have to flick them with force to make them go Down. The “camera” stand is crappy and cannot be adjusted at all. Best solution is simply to have no cards… otherwise go out and buy a professional made reader by some 3D printer guy that knows what they are doing.

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

The media could not be loaded. 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)

First of all, this is just a 3D printed product. Which would be fine if it was functional, but all the flexibility in the world and it still has a nonfunctional design given practical use.The card slot is too small for any sleeved cards, the ramp isn’t steep enough for either sleeved or unsleeved, the frame when fitted leaves the wrong angle of the camera for scanning. All this leaves for way more time spent making up for non utility of the product, than actually scanning properly. Overall, less efficient. Maybe if you get lucky with a smooth print to reduce friction of the ramp, it’d be fine for specifically bulk scanning with no sleeves, if you have a small phone.Idk if the seller is even the owner of the 3D print file, but it needs wider design, adjustable width for card slot, steeper ramp, horizontally adjustable frame top.

Okay no joke this thing is so easy to use. If you’re looking to inventory/log a collection of cards, this is The Way. I had better luck doing it with natural light from the window versus overhead light from the dining room fixture, probably due to the glare, but it works really well and is a great value for the cost. Well made and easy to use!

Works well. But ramp needs to be sanded down, or cards get stuck on it. Common problem with 3D-printed products like this.