Poké TCG Scanner Dragon Shield Reviews

I’ve scanned about 500 cards as a part of a folder in my inventory on PokéTCGScannerDragonShield . When you add the cards, it will tell you the market price for the card. This is nice, but what fails to be made clear is you should actually add the “price you paid” for the card, since it seems to value the market price vs what you got it for. Then it shows a + or - based on how much money the card is worth.

After a bug in PokéTCGScannerDragonShield , all my card values crashed about 50% (this was when cards were being shown incorrectly bug), but now with the cards back to expected, all the prices are all out of whack, so now my 500ish card collection says I’ve lost about half my worth. But it’s wrong. So that’s annoying.

DEVELOPERS: It would be nice if there were a way to reset card values, or reset all of a selected folders card values to their current market price.

I’m a big fan of Dragon Shield’s card protectors, so I was curious when I saw PokéTCGScannerDragonShield in the AppStore. I’ve been looking for apps to catalogue my collection, and PokéTCGScannerDragonShield’s features like using the camera to scan in cards, pulling in pricing data, and future promised features made me want to give it a try.

First, I noticed cards from newer sets like Battle Styles weren’t scanning in, but older sets like base and Jungle scanned in quickly with no issue. If the card doesn’t scan in you can do a search for the card via text entry, but the way PokéTCGScannerDragonShield presents multiple cards for a particular Pokemon are extremely confusing and you have to check through each result individually to match up the correct card. Even some cards that did manage to scan in would indicate the wrong set since the same card appeared in multiple sets.

The subscription tiers are reasonably priced at face value, but when you look at how nearly every premium feature is “coming soon” it’s actually a bit expensive at this stage where you’re just paying for card slots.

I do appreciate the ability to set the quantity I have of a specific card and get pricing data at a glance. This product just seems like it was released in Beta and there’s still a lot of bugs to work out. No excuse to have cards missing when that data is so easy to obtain.

This seems to be one of the best card, scanner apps for Pokémon. What would bring it to a five star rating for me is getting rid of certain cards, not being able to be recognized by the in app scanner, forcing you to then type in manually search for the card. The recent introduction of ads popping up after so many scans has been frustrating, and finally someone that has already scanned over 5000 cards in PokéTCGScannerDragonShield I wish the database for new sets got introduced into PokéTCGScannerDragonShield sooner. For example, Scarlet and Violet was introduced on March 31 and I’ve got over 2000 cards to scan from that series into PokéTCGScannerDragonShield and yet we’re now on April 3 and there still is no database update for the new set yet. I submitted a Feedback report asking the question about when the database should get updated on March 31 and I have yet to hear back as well.

This is a great app! Very easy to use and the scanner is VERY quick and, usually, accurate. I’ve had a few times where I gave up on the scanner and had to manually find and enter a card into my collection.

What I don’t like is some cards showing the Japaneses versions in my collection when I scanned in the English version. This is confusing as I have a very small Japanese collection too.

I also very much hate the inability to select holofoil and reverse holofoil. This defeats some of the use of using PokéTCGScannerDragonShield to remind myself of what I have as I will collect the same card in all three variants if they are available. PLEASE add this feature!

Pretty good, decently accurate. You do occasionally find it scanning your floor and it says it’s a card you don’t have…that’s convenient more for laughs than anything. However, it does scan cards really well and I love how accurate it can be. When it isn’t accurate, you have a card search icon and other drop down options to alter the card details to make sure it’s a correct recording. The only thing I can actually complain about is that there’s no tutorial…? Unless I somehow missed it, in which case a tutorial option would be appreciated, there isn’t something that tells you certain card identification options. For example, what is the foil option for? Is that for holographic? If so, why (when a card is only in holographic, like an EX, GX, etc) does it say that the cost/value of the card is now “N/A”? Still despite this, a very good app and I really love some of the little minor details you have to keep an eye out for (like it identifying a card into a ‘McDonald’s set’ 😂)

Great app. Great way to be organized. It doesn’t always scan accurately, and sometimes you have to manually find the correct card. PokéTCGScannerDragonShield is currently bugging out, though. Non-Pokémon card images are showing in place of the correct images, and the values on most of my cards disappeared.

Updating as the previous issue was fixed. Wish I could give a .5 or .75. While using it today, I’ve noticed a lot of Full Art cards are now more easily recognized. Which is awesome because it was tedious to type and search all the time. I will say the Evolutions set for the most part still needs to manually be added. I did notice when scanning my Base Set 2 Weedle that it popped up as an option, but that’s the only one so far. I think searching by sets would make it a lot easier, especially when putting together the wishlist. Or having the set name at least be recognized after typing the Pokémon’s name into the search bar.

I’m loving PokéTCGScannerDragonShield and I’m grateful its helping me find the prices for my cards and keep track of the current market for them. So before I get onto my suggestion I just want to say a big thank you to guys because I know maintaining all these different apps can’t be easy since you have to keep up to date on all the different card market data constantly. My suggestion is this though since I’m using another of your card apps I noticed on it how you have 1st editions as an option but not on this one it would be a very good idea to include that because 1st edition cards as we know can go for a lot. So it would be in the best interest of the users to know if their card is valuable or not.

It’s it is great with scanning some cards and that’s ok the one reason I gave it a 4 stars is that with some card s when you look them up and you press them they go to a completely different card and even if it’s the only one on that page it keeps on going to that card and not let you put it on your collection the one that I have found this out with so far are professors research trainer card that has a trainer Silver star and it’s getting mixed up with professors research professor mannolia black star, klara trainer card that has a oval around a E and it getting mix up with a rainbow version of its self and the last one I found out about so far is togekiss V Pokémon with a Silver star and it’s getting mixed up with a rainbow version of its self. I hope you get this problem fixed soon

First of thank you for making PokéTCGScannerDragonShield it saves me a lot of time, so I don’t have to go online and manually search for the price of each card. The deck feature is good for seeing what cards you are putting in your deck. Personally, I would prefer being able to make multiple decks on PokéTCGScannerDragonShield . I know you can export the one deck you have made, but I’d rather just have the decks on PokéTCGScannerDragonShield . Another thing I think you should add, again my personal preference, but I believe you should add a “session” feature on the scanner. What I think of what a session would be is you could scan a whole bunch of cards at once and it would add up the low, mid, and high prices as you scanned cards. Then once you finished scanning you could press summarize session and you could see each card, it’s name and low/mid/high price and at the bottom it would have the combined low/mid/high prices. I think this feature would be useful because I normally scan a whole bunch of cards at once and it would be nice not to have to write down the prices and add them up after. Hope you see this review and keep up the great work!

PokéTCGScannerDragonShield is great and very clean and easy to use. Scanning is very fast too.

My only requests are being able to sort search results and being able to change the size of cards in your card inventory, maybe by letting us change the number of cards per row. Extra view options for search results would be nice too, where you could see the search results like you see your inventory. I would also love an automatic completion list for each set based on the cards in your invent.

The text on card search option doesn't always work and some cards will just refuse to scan, especially many full art cards but I've come across normal cards that refuse to scan. Wishlist also isn't able to be sorted by current value which is a dissapointment. It is also weird that there is no option to mark older cards as first edition because that drastically changes market value.

PokéTCGScannerDragonShield is incredible though and a must have for me! It makes being able to search through all of your cards a breeze. I definitely recommend.

My brother doesn’t care how much a Pokémon card is worth he just sees if he likes it and wants to trade it for a very worthless card and because of PokéTCGScannerDragonShield I can track the prices of my cards but he says it is fake (just like he said the full art houndour I pulled was fake) but I know that this is not fake because I see 4 or 5 star ratings for PokéTCGScannerDragonShield and I think he is jealous anyways I could one day surprise him with an expensive Pokémon card and I’m glad that I can see my 2004 Flygons price (it’s not in the best condition but I think that’s just how they designed the cards)

The prices on PokéTCGScannerDragonShield titled “Pokellector” were not accurate at all, so I tried PokéTCGScannerDragonShield, and it was amazing!! I have used Dragon Shield sleeves across all of my decks, and they are by far the best, there the real deal, (sounds like a paid advertisement lol) and PokéTCGScannerDragonShield is 100% just as quality as there sleeves, top notch , and I’m reading all of the reviews you get, and you guys actually take the time to respond to almost all of them?!? Unheard of!! Props to all of you hard working Devs! Keep up the amazing work!! So far I’ve bought your Matte Green, Purple and Blue sleeves, and will be getting more!! Plan on getting my first set of Matte Dual sleeves, and they look great in Pokémon cards. Again, thank you so much!!

Quick, easy way to keep inventory of your collection and sort cards digitally instead of handling them(if you’re a collector) and manage deck arrangements (if you’re a player).

Perks - Easy to use interface.
- Extremely helpful tool that is rare among free apps that focus on media giants. I’ve only used the free version and haven’t felt limited by paywalls, the premium version seems to offer better insight into the market if you’re serious about trading.

Cons - Scanner can be very sensitive and assume almost anything is artwork, like it assumes my blue jeans are a machoke or my couch cushion is a suicune between scanning cards.
- scans can also be less than accurate, which can be corrected via manual data entry, which again is very easy because the ui is beautifully simplistic. It’s not really an app-breaking problem, but it does make the process take a bit longer due to manually ensuring the card is catalogued correctly. A button to trigger the scan feature would be great, in lieu of the scan being triggered automatically upon ‘recognizing’ the card upon entering the frame.

TL;DR great app for what it is, no forced paywall features that hobble PokéTCGScannerDragonShield .

I’m giving PokéTCGScannerDragonShield a 5 star rating because I truly do believe it deserves it, it’s so easy to scan cards and know the price right away. Even sometimes I’ll have some difficulty scanning certain cards, it’s still very easy to manually look up the card within PokéTCGScannerDragonShield .

The only issue I really have is when looking up a card, the only option to choose from when putting the card in my inventory is “Foil”. Which confuses me because some cards are of course holo or reverse holo, not just foil. So if there was an option for reverse holo(foil) and holo(foil), that would be awesome and would make the card searches much more efficient in my opinion.

Otherwise, keep up with the good work and thank you:)

My only problems is when it scans older 90’s cards and others it will not detect that it is holo and assume you scanned a non holo version. Then when it scans a card as a example Electrode (Jungle holo) will not show that it was printed in Jungle and only show other sets that have a card named Electrode. When you scan a Pokémon card it will not automatically show the original set the card came from (example Charizard) then you have to scroll through a page or so to find the right set since different versions where printed. If it plans to continue like this the sets should be shown by numerical print order.

There are also certain cards it has a hard time scan so far for me it’s been Misty (Gym Heroes) and foreign cards expect Japanese cards.

PokéTCGScannerDragonShield is flat out amazing, and it has so many features to boot! It has the inventory feature, which is really cool because you can add folders and the colors are extra vivid. Seriously, you have to see how Charizard would look! Creating decks is so awesome, because most scan apps like this would stop at an inventory and scanner. But no! You can even simulate your decks while you’re at it! Again, the graphics are amazing. A wishlist is available, too? Oh my god. I can put ANY card I want there and that is what I have been doing. There is even a sold option which I am excited to see come. The extra features such as the winners and losers are nice, and the scanner is really good and it doesn’t scan everything while still being quite ok. And did I mention, creating an account unlocks all these features while being free! Most apps are, create your account for $9.99 a month! It’s trash. But PokéTCGScannerDragonShield fixes that!And that’s all I have to say for right now, and I would totally recommend this for beginners and I’m only 2 days in!

I’ve been collecting Pokémon cards since the 90s and they’ve all been stored nicely in a binder but I’ve been dreading the thought of having to do the research to find value of my collection. PokéTCGScannerDragonShield is the best thing I could have ever found!!! The ability to make folders and scan cards is great! And I’ve scanned hundreds of cards and only had it get a few wrong or not pick up on them, so overall almost no technical issues. My only request is if there could be a way to specify what kind of holo or foil card I have and keep track of the specific value of it then. Also I have to thank the devs for not putting everything behind a paywall. I will definitely be checking out the company’s card accessories as a way to show some support!

Hello dear developer, your application is all simply incredible, the detection of the cards is fast the ads are neither too aggressive just quite pretent. I want to thank you for creating this application and for that what better than to give you lines of improvement. 1.take into account the graded Pokémon cards (this could manifest itself as a button next to the foil button) 2.a more regular update of the database so that the new collection is added on the day see a little before. 3. be able to see the value of our Pokémon card in euros. 4. Add the French language. 5. See the overall value of our friends' Pokémon cards.6. Put widgets to see the evolution of the market of our Pokémon cards. 7. Adjust the value of Pokémon cards according to their language. I think it's a good list. You have the hello from France

I rarely review things. I literally just downloaded this, used the card scanner, didn’t even have a second to try to adjust the scanner to capture the card at a proper angle and it just instant got it right and shocked me XD Then I saw a price on an Eevee card I had just confirmed was around $6, so it was accurate as well, and then I saw I could click on the card and it took me straight to TCG’s website page for the right card to show me pricing. My jaw literally dropped. I’m so frustrated that I didn’t find this so long ago, whenever PokéTCGScannerDragonShield came out.
Within less then a minute of using PokéTCGScannerDragonShield I can tell this is about to make my trading and collecting life beyond easier and less stressful and hectic. I’ve spent more time writing this then using PokéTCGScannerDragonShield even ha. And I read another review that sold me on this and saw the devs reply and how caring and REAL their reply was and am so impressed. Hoping PokéTCGScannerDragonShield never looses the caring people behind it. We need more of that so badly with everything these days.

I love PokéTCGScannerDragonShield but i have a few suggestions. I feel like the process of bulk scanning in cards is too hard. If you had a more de that made it so when you scan the card it went into cards you own, that would make a big difference. Another idea is to naturally have folders for basics, stage 1, stage 2, full arts and things like that. Then when we scan in a card we wouldn’t have to go sort them out ourselves. I do enjoy PokéTCGScannerDragonShield and I am giving it five stars but these changes could make it a six star app.