mtg card scanner delver lens MTG Card Scanner Stand
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mtg card scanner delver lens

mtg card scanner delver lens MTG Card Scanner Stand

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mtg card scanner delver lens MTG Card Scanner StandHands free card scanning for MTG, Pokmon, Yu Gi Oh and other TCG collections. The WarSplay Card Scanner Stand holds your phone above your cards so you can scan, sort and catalogue your collection faster using apps such as Manabox, Delver Lens, TCGPlayer Companion and Dragon Shield. Designed for bulk scanning, deckbuilding, inventory pricing and live selling, the stand gives your phone a steady top down view while keeping your cards aligned in the

Hands-free card scanning for MTG, Pokémon, Yu-Gi-Oh and other TCG collections.
The WarSplay Card Scanner Stand holds your phone above your cards so you can scan, sort and catalogue your collection faster using apps such as Manabox, Delver Lens, TCGPlayer Companion and Dragon Shield.

Designed for bulk scanning, deckbuilding, inventory pricing and live selling, the stand gives your phone a steady top-down view while keeping your cards aligned in the tray.


Why use a card scanner stand?

  • Hands-free scanning: stop holding your phone over every card.
  • Built for TCG collections: ideal for Magic: The Gathering, Pokémon, Yu-Gi-Oh, Lorcana and other trading card games.
  • Works with popular scanner apps: compatible with Manabox, Delver Lens, TCGPlayer Companion, Dragon Shield and similar phone-scanning apps.
  • Sleeved and unsleeved cards: holds 80+ single-sleeved cards or around 150 unsleeved cards per tray.
  • Stable top-down phone angle: helps keep scans crisp and repeatable during bulk cataloguing.
  • UK 3D-printed: made by WarSplay for collectors, sellers and deckbuilders.

Great for

  • MTG bulk scanning and deckbuilding
  • Pokémon and Yu-Gi-Oh inventory sorting
  • TCGPlayer, Manabox, Delver Lens and Dragon Shield app workflows
  • Live sellers pricing and cataloguing cards
  • Trade night, collection management and card shop prep

Specs

Card capacity 80+ single-sleeved cards or around 150 unsleeved cards per tray
Dimensions 70mm W × 126mm D × 50mm H
Phone fit Fits most smartphone models
Use case Bulk scanning trading cards with phone scanner apps
Made by WarSplay

Compatibility notes

This is a physical phone stand and card tray for use with card-scanning apps. It does not include a scanning app, phone, cards or sleeves. Scanner performance can vary depending on your phone camera, lighting, card condition and the app you use.


FAQs

Does this work with Manabox?
Yes. The stand is designed to hold your phone above your cards for app-based scanning workflows such as Manabox, Delver Lens, TCGPlayer Companion and Dragon Shield.

Can it scan sleeved cards?
Yes. The tray holds 80+ single-sleeved cards or around 150 unsleeved cards. For best results, use good lighting and avoid glare on glossy sleeves.

Is this only for MTG?
No. It is suitable for Magic: The Gathering, Pokémon, Yu-Gi-Oh, Lorcana and other standard trading card games.

Does it include cards or a phone?
No. This listing is for the WarSplay Card Scanner Stand only.

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