6.0" Android rugged handheld
6.0" Android rugged handheld, IP67 and 1.5 m drop, 5050 mAh battery, NFC, ID-card reading and 2D imager.
UNIT PHOTOS — the exact build you order is photographed before it ships.
Quoted with cradle, bracket and spare pack — not after the first breakage.
Chassis, weight, pack and panel — the four numbers that decide whether a crew keeps the device in a hand or a holster all shift. Slim & light
Keyboard-wedge, intent or SDK output — your app decides.
Sealed against dust and water on the floor, not just in a lab.
Tested on the corners and edges that actually hit concrete.
Windows, Android or Linux build — confirmed against your app before dispatch.
A handheld exists because the operator's other hand is already holding the carton. Everything about the format is decided by that: weight under 400 g, a scan key that falls under the thumb, a battery that survives a ten-hour shift without a charging detour. If the workflow needs a bigger screen or a keyboard all day, the answer is a tablet, not a heavier handheld.
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Pallet labels, location labels and case labels in the same shift — often the same minute. The operator wears gloves, works at reach-truck height, and cannot walk back to a terminal to correct a mis-scan.
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Associates scan shelf-edge labels and price tags, count stock in a back room with no signal, and take payment at a pop-up counter. The device is picked up and put down hundreds of times a shift.
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Thousands of labels a day, read at arm's length, in rain, at the back of a van. The last scan of the day is a signature or a photo, and it has to be attached to the shipment record before the driver leaves.
CE/UKCA, EU plug set, EN Wi-Fi channel plan; 4G/5G variants on B1/B3/B7/B8/B20/B28.
FCC/IC, B2/B4/B5/B7/B12/B13/B25/B66/B71 options; US keyboard layout.
B2/B4/B5/B28 cover BR/MX/CO/PE/CL carriers; ANATEL/NOM/IFETEL homologation per shipment.
B1/B3/B5/B8/B40(/B41) cover ID/TH/VN/PH/MY; SDPPI/NTC/MCMC type approval handled.
B1/B3/B7/B8/B20/B28 across GCC and major African carriers; Arabic UI option.
Bands listed are the default SKUs for each market — final frequency/certification confirmation against the local operator is part of the quotation.
Each programme started with a workflow that was losing time. The device changed; the software did not.
10 M parcels / day
Parcel & logistics
Sortation reads at belt speed; no manual re-scan when a label is creased.
Pistol-grip UHF reader + vehicle terminal on the tug
24/7 AS/RS
Warehousing
Manual exception handling around an automated store, without stopping the cranes.
Vehicle terminal + long-range scanner
320 stops / route
Courier
Proof of delivery captured once, offline, then synced when the van reaches signal.
5-inch handheld, 4G, spare battery in the cab
11,000 assets
Utilities
Substation rounds on one device: asset tag, photo, meter reading, signature.
10-inch rugged tablet, 1000-nit, GNSSRead this against your own client before the sample ships — it is the list that decides whether the device works on day one or on the third firmware build.
Every figure below is the parameter set for the BH-F5. Options and firmware vary by production batch — confirm the exact configuration when ordering.
The models below run the same firmware branch but take a different accessory set. Ask for a side-by-side sheet if the choice comes down to screen size, scan range or OS.
Stock, configuration, software compatibility and what happens when a unit fails. The answer comes from the person who configured it.
All questionsShips with the accessory list and the configuration you specify. Tell us the app and we will pre-test it before dispatch.
