The Type dimension of the ESD‑Safe Handheld Barcode Readers market is divided into laser, imager (1D and 2D), RFID‑enabled, Bluetooth, and wired models. Laser readers, characterized by a single‑beam scanner, dominate low‑cost, high‑throughput environments such as large‑scale retail checkout, contributing roughly 30% of total revenue. Imagers, which capture a picture of the barcode, are further split into 1D and 2D variants; 2D imagers command a premium due to their ability to decode matrix codes, accounting for about 25% of the market. RFID‑enabled readers, integrating radio‑frequency identification, serve sectors requiring simultaneous tag and barcode capture, adding approximately 15% to the mix. Bluetooth‑connected devices provide wireless flexibility for mobile workforces, especially in manufacturing and field service, representing near 20% of sales. Finally, wired readers, favored for their reliability in static workstations, hold the remaining 10%. Together, these sub‑types shape the overall market size and reflect the nuanced demand for ESD protection across varied operational contexts.