Hycago Pet Microchip Scanner with OLED Display

The Hycago pet microchip scanner is a rechargeable handheld reader with an OLED display and storage for up to 128 label entries. It supports specified ISO and EMID formats, but the listing warns that AVID and certain other chips are not supported, so check your animals’ chip compatibility before buying.

At a glance

Stores up to 128 label entries, which the listing says can be uploaded to a computer via USB.
Claims support for ISO11784, ISO11785, FDX-B 15-digit chips and EMID.
Rechargeable by USB, with a stated runtime of more than a year on a full charge.
The listing describes a non-slip grip for one-handed use and use with pets and livestock.

Price

£14.44Save 15%

Reference price: ~~£16.99~~

Price checked: 13 Nov 2026

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Pros and cons

Pros

Built-in storage and USB upload may help keep animal identification records together without entering each scan manually.
The stated protocol support covers several common chip formats, subject to the listing’s compatibility caveat.

Technical specifications

13 specifications

Identity
Brand	Hycago

Display and video
Screen technology listed	OLED

Microchip compatibility
Supported protocols	ISO11784, ISO11785, FDX-B (15-digit microchips), and EMID

Storage and connectivity
Built-in memory	up to 128 label entries
Computer connection	USB

Power
Charging	USB charging
Battery life claim	more than a year of use on a full charge

Dimensions and installation
Form factor	Round
Colour	Orange

Product details
Customisable	No
Manufacturer part number	AG035
Country of origin	Hong Kong
Product warranty	1 year

What to know before buying

The listing says AVID and certain microchips are not supported. Confirm compatibility with the chip format you need before purchase. The more-than-a-year battery-life claim is not accompanied by a use pattern or test conditions.

Who is it for?

A good fit for

Pet owners, animal-care workers or livestock keepers who need a handheld reader for compatible microchips.
Buyers who want to save a limited number of scan records and transfer them to a computer by USB.

Less suited to

Anyone who needs confirmed AVID support or certainty that an unspecified chip format will work.
Users who need capacity beyond 128 label entries.

Hycago Pet Microchip Scanner with OLED Display · photo 2 — Additional product photo 2

Customer reviews on Amazon

4.6 / 5 · 41 ratings

5 stars79%79%
4 stars10%10%
3 stars4%4%
2 stars4%4%
1 star3%3%

Customer feedback highlights the scanner working straight away, its appearance and perceived value for money. That is encouraging for buyers seeking a straightforward reader, but it does not confirm compatibility with a particular chip. The ratings are mostly five-star, with a smaller spread across lower star categories, so experiences are not uniformly positive.

Positive themes

Customers are reported to appreciate how readily the scanner works.
Customers are reported to like its appearance and consider it good value.

Frequently asked questions

Which microchip formats does this scanner claim to support?

The listing names ISO11784, ISO11785, FDX-B 15-digit microchips and EMID. It also says AVID and certain other chips are not supported, so check the format of your chip first.

Can scan records be transferred to a computer?

The listing says the scanner stores up to 128 label entries and that stored data can be uploaded to a computer via USB.

How long does the battery last?

The listing claims more than a year of use on a full charge, but gives no usage conditions for that estimate.