Accuracy is quoted for an object size, and the size is part of the figure · review
A multi-mode scanner that publishes its accuracy properly: 0.03 mm single-frame and a volumetric formula, with objects from 10 mm to 2 m.
Revopoint prints single-frame accuracy, a volumetric formula and an object range. That is what a scanner page should do, and it is why this one is easy to judge.
Five modes cover small detail and larger objects, in laser and near-infrared. Laser mode handles the dark and reflective surfaces that defeat cheaper scanners.
The 105 fps figure needs NVIDIA GPU acceleration, and AI segmentation runs on Windows only. Check your machine first.
| Single-frame accuracy | Up to 0.03 mm |
|---|---|
| Volumetric accuracy | 0.03 mm + 0.05 mm × L(m) |
| Speed | Multi-line laser up to 105 fps with NVIDIA GPU |
| Scan volume | 10 × 10 × 10 mm to 2 × 2 × 2 m |
| Modes | Five, laser and infrared |
| Light | Up to 50,000 lux in laser mode |
| Battery | 5,500 mAh grip, up to 4 hours |
| Weight | 286 g |
| Amazon ASIN | B0GY33WKNF |
Error grows with the length of the object. At one meter, the volumetric figure on the listing works out to 0.03 + 0.05 = 0.08 mm.
The listing says multi-line laser mode works up to 50,000 lux, with an outdoor filter for stronger light.
7.5/ 10
The best-documented scanner here. If your parts must fit together, these published figures are what you are paying for.
A serious hobbyist or small shop that needs measurable accuracy across object sizes.
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Handheld 3D scanner · Wi-Fi 6 wireless box · 0.1 mm accuracy claimed · 24-bit color · 105 g · OBJ, STL, PLY · iOS, Android, Windows
The wireless version of the Ferret: a Wi-Fi box, a tripod, a power bank and a phone holder come in the kit, with OBJ, STL and PLY export.
Best for: A maker who wants to scan away from the desk, using a phone.
≈ $359
Handheld 3D scanner · 0.1 mm accuracy claimed · 24-bit color · 2 MP camera · anti-shake · 105 g · USB
A very light entry scanner at 105 g with a stated 0.1 mm accuracy, 24-bit color capture and anti-shake tracking, connected to a computer by USB.
Best for: A hobbyist curious about scanning who does not want to spend much.
≈ $231
Wireless 3D scanner · 17 parallel blue laser lines plus VCSEL infrared · up to 90 fps · swappable battery, 3 hours · 3, 6, 12 mm markers
A wireless dual-source scanner from SHINING 3D: blue laser lines for detail, VCSEL infrared for large objects, and a swappable battery of up to 3 hours.
Best for: A user scanning large objects away from the bench, with detail when needed.
≈ $899
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