Four questions. Two models. No catalogue.

This tool encodes what we would ask you on a call. It is deliberately blunt: it returns the two or three devices that fit, and explains the trade-off between them.

01 What is the deployment?

02 What does the software require?

03 Does the device move?

04 Any hard constraint?

Answer the four questions above and the shortlist appears here.

Why not just browse

The wrong device is rarely the wrong brand

It is the wrong form factor for a workflow, or the wrong OS for a client application. Both are decided before the purchase order and both are expensive to reverse.

If the selector returns something that does not fit, that usually means the requirement description is missing a constraint. Send it over and we will read the software profile.

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If the tool does not fit

When four questions are not enough

Legacy clients, unusual scan targets and certification questions rarely fit a form.

All questions

01Can you supply five units for a pilot?

Yes. A pilot is the normal entry point. We quote single units at sample pricing and support the pilot with spare parts on the same order — a spare battery and a cradle, not a pallet.

02Do the Android units ship with GMS?

Most Android models ship with GMS. For builds where Google services must be absent, we supply a GMS-free firmware on the same hardware — say so at the quotation stage, because it is a firmware decision, not a setting.

03What is the minimum order?

One unit. There is no container minimum, no distributor agreement and no annual commitment. Mixed models can ship together: a handheld, a tablet and a vehicle terminal in one carton.

Cannot describe it in four questions?

That is normal for anything involving legacy software. Send the client name and version and we will work it out from there.

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