Shining 3D Einstar Vega Wireless 3D Scanner All-in-one Handheld 3D Scanner Two Scanning Technology Support Small to Large Objects, Stable Outdoor Scanning, 8-core 2.4GHz CPU, 512G SSD and 32G RAM

Why did you pick this product vs others?: I think einstar have a better quality of scanner compare to others . After unboxing and did the update I can’t wait to scan the car . After the first try wow it was fast compare other scanners . Without spray or reflective dot directly scan without any issue . The video will show everything very quality product for the price you can’t beat it thank you einstar for an awesome 3d scanner . Can’t wait to do more scanning only take me less than 10min to scan the front wow unbelievable speed on this scanner . Ease of use: Super easy to operate Speed: Great and fast scanner capture with no issue Value for money: price is super reasonable Build quality: quality of the product is fantastic like an iPhone very tough Functionality: easy to operate and fast

Terrible scanner. I met the company for the first time at formnext back in 2024. I had a chance to try the scanner for the first time. about a year later, I've decided to purchase this scanner over the competition because of the quality of assembly of the unit. At first glance, I though I will need a little more practice to learn how to properly use this device. After several months of trial and error I found that this unit is really bad at everything in terms of accuracy and won't work in sunlight, on dark object, shinny metallic object, small object, transparent object and flat surfaces, even curve surface. You can try to use marker, scan spray, sanding, It will never succeed to do a good job most of the time. I read some of the other review and I agree with most of them. Do not waste you time, money, energy and hope on this one. If I compare with the unit I tryed at the formnext show, there is something not honnest here. Maybe, this is a batch problem. I will never buy from shinning 3D again. Thanks for making me wasting my money.

I’ve had the Einstar scanner for a couple weeks but when the Vega went on sale I decided to give it a rip. The Einstar was great for scanning humans but I had lots of issues with objects. Having both scanners side by side, I wish I had just purchased the Vega from the get go. The battery life will give you over an hour but don’t expect much more. Like most reviews you will read about 3D scanners, I’ll say 3D scanning can be a bit of a learned art. I really wish I had other 3D scanners to compare this to in order to give you a better review, but I went with Shining scanners based on reviews.

Works ok and more convenient than those needing a connection (wired or wireless) to a computer. Update: Could never get the StarView software to download models to PC over USB 3.2 gen 2x2. Was some kind of conflict for that software on my computer (which is less than 1 year old, high quality, and exceeds requirements). That software is a little flakey in other respects, and is the only software available that will work with the Vega. So ended up returning it.

I've had great success with this scanner 👌 glad I chose the Vega (wireless). Would highly recommend!

I am writing this review in hopes of saving you some time. For me this was not a practical tool. I am new to 3d scanning using dedicated devices like this one, so take this from the perspective of someone who did their homework and approached with an open mind. I wanted to explore the limits of the tech at this price point in late 2025, and Einstar came well reviewed. However I can't see how someone can use this device and come away with a favorable impression of it as a tool. My primary goal was to get useful work done. I had some measurements to make on an engine pedestal on a boat, and the point of intersection with an existing transmission. This is approximately a 400mm scan area. I've found phone scans to be very useful for gathering rough dimensions of objects that are difficult or impossible to index geometrically. Boats are full of these - there are very few terra firma index planes. But obviously in 2025 phones lack the feature detail you get with a dedicated scanner. The good Nice carrying case Sleek physical design of the device The bad Basically everything else The software is reasonably well considered but extremely underpowered on this hardware It seems like it was designed by someone who had no idea whom they were designing for If you're looking for something that allows you to acquire the dimensions you need with a predictable workflow this device will let you down. Calibration is a 10-15 minute process which requires additional calibration plates to be setup, scanned, rotated, flipped, etc. This process is laggy and time consuming. Nothing about the fit of the calibration materials seems well considered. The issue I repeatedly encountered is that the calibration process would complete, but then fail to compute the offsets at the very end. Which meant I had to start over several times, each time completing the scans and receiving feedback during the process, but witnessing the final compute step fail. It took over an hour to get the device calibrated the first time because of the failures. The device requires regular calibration (recommendation from the manufacturer is once a week). I confirmed after using the device 10 days after the initial calibration that the subsequent scans were unusable and the device indeed needed to be recalibrated. There was a firmware update which fixed the compute issue, but the firmware update took about 30 mins and also failed initially. Everything about the device is underpowered. The operating system, the scan experience, the post processing, the battery. Honestly, this felt more like a toy. That impression was not helped by the fact that the package included a toy figurine and various half-hearted motivational phrases thrown in with the packaging. I am not certain whom the device is designed for, but my guess is someone's imaginary view of what a 'hobbyist' is. Judging by the finished product and the experience I had, here is my view: This was designed by a company which typically builds much more expensive scanners for industry. Those are 20-50x the price of this device. With this device they designed to a price point. (How do we build a $2k USD device to capitalize on the hobby segment?) The result is not something you want to use. One final thought if you have 3d printing experience. You will see some excellent products built for consumer budgets. Bambu labs is a stellar example. Their products are built to a price point, but they are an excellent value and do what they say they will do. On the other end of the spectrum you have something like Elegoo printers which kind of work, but will waste your time. I would put this well lower than Elegoo on the value scale. This device is easily the least useful thing I have encountered in my experiences with digital fabrication. Maybe it's better for figurine scanning on a tabletop. Real world usage of anything else was in my experience- simply beyond the practical limits of the device.

This is my first scanner so I have not experience to compare but it’s been fairly intuitive, well build, and it just looks cool!

You cannot scan ANY small items with this scanner without 3D scanning (powder)spray. You ALSO have to use "markers"(white dots) as well. This is a REQUIREMENT, not an "option". If the object is dark(black), it will ALSO not pick it up well. The scanner will always say: "Lost tracking, go back to a previously tracked item to continue scanning."(or however they worded it, but it says that...a LOT if you do not use scanning spray and markers) Extremely frustrating. You would think, after spending $2,000, that this scanner would be so advanced, that you could just take it out of the box and scan whatever, and the scanner will pick it up. Nope. It won't. I used an iPhone 13 Pro with the KIRI Engine 3D scanning app and could scan whatever I wanted with no errors at ALL. None. Read that again. That. Is. Embarrasing. Don't buy this if you're serious about 3D scanning. You won't get anywhere. You're better off buying an iPad/iPhone with an advanced LiDAR sensor built in and spending a fraction of that $2,000 on a yearly subscription to KIRI Engine and you will be much more productive than you would with "Starvision" and this "Einstar Vega". Oh, and this device loses battery extremely fast. You won't have that issue with the Apple/Andriod devices when scanning.

この価格帯では大満足のスキャンスピード。他の競合に比べ形状スキャンの追従性が良い。ファーモードでマーカーシールを40cm平方あたりに4枚以上貼れば単調な背面でもトラッキングが追いつかなくなる様なことはない。自動車外観のスキャンでシール張りが30分。スキャンが20分程度で終わる。黒い物には一切反応しないので、AESUBの様な白くする前処理が必要になる。 他の測定器1000万超では確かに高精度でスキャンデータにジオメトリデータも接触式で同じ座標系で出力できるので後の設計が早いが、取り敢えず形状を記録しておきたい等の目的で有ればポータブルで軽量、しかもpc要らずで処理も気にならない速さで圧倒的にこの商品を活用する。リバースエンジニアリングでこの形状を忠実に再現する、もしくは製品精度を測る目的でないので有ればオススメ。

今までに何台か3Dスキャナー購入しました。 面で情報をスキャンできて視野も広いのでトラッキングが強力です。 地道にスキャンすれば良いデーターが作れます。 今まで購入したスキャナーでは一番出来が良いと感じました。 出来上がるデーターの精度は素晴らしいです。 処理速度は、少し遅く感じます。 しかし、オールインワンの恩恵は大きいです。 気になる点は、 オールインタイプですので、スキャン自体はこれ一台で完結できます。 しかし、USB typeCがPCに無いと点群データーは、PCに移せません。 USBの通信速度の問題かもしれませんが、同梱のケーブルを使用してください。と言う警告が出ます。 クラウドにデーターを移行することは出来ますが、メッシュ処理されたデーターだけです。 typeC→typeA変換端子でも通信が途中で遮断されデーター移行が出来ません。 つまり、本体では、2つの点群の合成ができない様です。typeCの入力が出来るノートPCなどが無いと点群の合成は出来ないと言うことになります。 shining3D cloudもどこにあるのか？探すのが大変でした。 スキャナー本体にLEDライトが付いているのですが、点灯しません。 今後、アップデートで点灯する様になるのか？それとも初期不良なのか？ LEDライトを持ちながらスキャンすれば良いかな。と考えています。 操作は難しいものでは無いと思いますが、癖が強く、使いやすくは感じないです。 この機器の理解度が深まれば普通に使えます。 スマホの様に簡単に使える機械では無いです。

追従性、アプリの内容が思っていたより貧弱でした。 三脚が付属していないのがとても残念でした。 ソフトグリップは良いのですが人差し指がセンサーに干渉する癖がなかなか厄介でした。 三脚の取付けの片手持ちのほうが良いかも！ 商品に対する連絡がありました。 対応の速さと製品への自信を感じました アプリのアップグレードや操作性の向上の提案を受け評価の修正をいたします 更なる進化と使いやすさ向上を期待してます

付属品の不足パーツがあり問い合わせを行いました。迅速に対応頂けました、ありがとうございます。 もちろんスキャナーとしては素晴らしい製品です

本商品、正直高価です。 初めての3Dスキャナーということで 無印Einster(約１０万)と本品(約３０万)で、どちらにするか迷いに迷いました。 結局、無印の方は比較的高性能なグラフィックカード付きの最新PCが必要とのことから、 別途ノートPCを購入しなくても良い、本品の方が安く済むとのことで購入いたしました。 配線も不要で屋外に持ち出せるのもアドバンテージかと思います。 キャリブレーションなども画面にガイダンスが出るので簡単でした。 付属のフィギィアでテストスキャンを行いましたが、初めてでしたが問題なく取り込むことが出来ました。 ノートPCが無く、かつ出先でスキャンしたい方は、これ1択だと思います。