Barcode Lookup

Barcode Lookup

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About this app

Barcode Lookup is more than just a barcode scanner. This app lets you instantly search over a billion products to find useful information including pricing, images, reviews and descriptions.

Perform on-the spot price comparisons and find out where to buy products online at the lowest prices. Barcode Lookup gives you all the details you need about a product so you can save time, spend less and always know exactly what you’re buying.

Key features:

• Scan any barcode (UPC, EAN, ISBN or GTIN) to display product details in seconds
• Look up any product by name in the handy Search tab
• Get product details, best prices and unbiased customer reviews
• Save your favorite products and check the History tab to see all your previous scans
• Find products sold by over 10,000 online retailers
• Share product details via email, SMS or social media
• Buy directly from your preferred online store with just a few simple touches and swipes

We put useful product information at your fingertips so you can buy faster, smarter and cheaper. Download our free app today and change the way you shop!

Ratings and reviews

Works well, but would be much more useful if it was possible to make and save a list of barcodes, names and other details of scanned products in some common format(s). Shouldn't be too hard to implement. Re: A downloadable list would be much better for further processing. Example: need an editable list of all products I'm sending in a package.

This is a very useful app and it's very easy to use. I would like to see in future an add-on perhaps, a feature that links to the database of one's choice, and/or a way of saving the barcodes locally, allowing one to add other data (manufacturer, cost, stores and alternate stores, etc.) for quick and easy restocking of pantry, et al in busy households, for example.

Really good app. Found an item I couldn't find on other apps.One nice thing on this app is it has an option for User to EDIT inof of item being looked up! Because I had part of package I knew what the product was (just not the name). Obviously, the algorithm for this app picked the wrong category based on the product content rather than the use so I was able to correct this. There is a definite flaw(?), however in determining how to figure out which category title the app wants to use;)

What’s new

-More products and stores
-Improved scanner accuracy
-Stability improvements