Newland N-Wear | 2 Models
Handheld scanners
Wristwatch barcode scanning
Compact wearable scans 1D/2D codes directly from the wrist for true handsfree workflows.
Rugged industrial design
IP67 waterproof and shock-resistant for demanding warehouse and production applications.
Bluetooth wireless connectivity
Pairs with smartphones/POS systems up to 10m range for maximum mobile flexibility.
Product information
The Newland N-Wear series delivers wearable barcode scanners in smartwatch format for handsfree data capture in retail, logistics, and manufacturing. These devices overcome handheld scanner limitations by enabling barcode reading directly from the wrist during picking, inventory counts, and parcel processing.
Newland WD1: Essential watch scanner
Newland WD2: Advanced model
Both models integrate a high-performance 1D/2D imaging engine, Bluetooth 5.0 HID/SPP connectivity, IP67 sealing, and a 400mAh battery providing 8-12 hours of continuous scanning. Lightweight at under 100g with an OLED display for battery and scan feedback, they excel in order picking, asset tracking, and cashierless retail where both hands must remain free. Codipack supplies N-Wear as a complete partner solution for handsfree productivity.
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Specifications
Scan types: 1D/2D (QR, PDF417, Data Matrix, Code 128)
Scan range: 0.5 cm to 30 cm on standard codes
Connectivity: Bluetooth 5.0 HID/SPP, iOS/Android/Windows compatible
Battery: 400mAh Li-Ion, 8-12 hours scanning, USB-C charging
Wireless range: Up to 10m with paired device
Durability: IP67 water/dust sealing, 1.5m drops on concrete
Display: OLED (0.96″ or 1.3″), scan/battery status indication
Trigger: Wrist button or voice/gesture (WD2)
Weight: <100g including strap
Temperature: -20°C to +60°C operating range
Applications: Picking, inventory management, cashierless retail
Compatibility: Pairs with all Bluetooth POS/smartphones
Frequently Asked Questions
You will find below the answers to the most frequently asked questions about this product, based on public and verifiable information.
How does wrist scanning work?
The trigger button on the watch strap activates the 1D/2D imager for instant handsfree barcode reading.
What's the difference between WD1 and WD2?
WD1 offers essential scanning; WD2 adds OLED display, voice trigger, and extended battery life.
How long does the battery last?
The 400mAh battery delivers 8-12 hours of continuous scanning with USB-C fast charging in 1.5 hours.
Is it rugged enough for warehouses?
IP67 waterproof and 1.5m drop-proof construction handles daily industrial use with confidence.
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