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Creality's Pika 3D scanner launches at $699, pairs wirelessly with phones

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Creality has introduced the Pika, a compact, battery-powered 3D scanner weighing about 260 grams that connects wirelessly to iPhones running iOS 15 or newer and Android 10+ devices, as well as laptops via cable or wireless link. It ships with rechargeable AA batteries, a tabletop tripod, and a manual turntable, and runs the same Creality Scan software used by the company's pricier Sermoon scanners. It is currently available for pre-order at $699.

Why It Matters

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By pairing phone-based wireless scanning with professional-grade software at a fraction of the cost of previous scanners, Creality could make 3D scanning accessible to hobbyists who previously found the technology too expensive. Tom's Hardware's review suggests the device's portability and ease of use position it as a strong entry point for makers looking to digitize real-world objects for 3D printing.

Key Takeaways
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Creality Pika 3D Scanner — This portable scanner brings professional-grade 3D scanning down to hobbyist budgets, letting you capture real-world objects for editing and reprinting. Its wireless tethering to phones or laptops makes on-the-go scanning simple, which is exactly what this review highlights. A great addition for anyone looking to expand their 3D printing workflow beyond pure CAD modeling.”,

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Source: tomshardware.com — Denise Bertacchi, 2026-10-19

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