
5-Inch Industrial Handheld PDA
A 242-gram Android mobile computer built around scanning — choose Honeywell, Zebra or Newland imagers, add UHF RFID or biometric modules, and deploy a fleet that survives the shift.
Scan engines by name — Honeywell HS7, Zebra SE4710, Newland CM60/N1.
Beyond barcodes — LF/UHF RFID, certified fingerprint, offline ID card reading, facial recognition.
Android 12 with NFC standard (ISO 14443A) for badge login and asset tagging.
Global-ready — full-band 4G LTE, dual-band WiFi, BeiDou/GPS/GLONASS.
Specifications
| Dimensions / Weight | 178 × 83 × 17 mm, ~242 g |
| Screen | 5.72-inch LCD, 1440 × 720, Corning 3rd-gen glass |
| CPU | MTK 6765 octa-core 2.3 GHz |
| RAM / Storage | 3 GB + 32 GB (4+64 / 6+128 optional) |
| OS / NFC | Android 12.0 / ISO 14443A, 1–3 cm |
| Battery | 3.7 V / 4,000 mAh, ~8 h, >300 h standby |
| Cellular | LTE B1/B3/B5/B7/B8/B20/B38–B41; WCDMA 1/2/5/8; GSM 2/3/5/8 |
| WiFi / BT | 802.11 b/g/n/a/ac dual-band / Bluetooth 4.0 (BLE) |
| Barcode | Honeywell HS7 / Zebra SE4710 / NLS CM60 / NLS N1 |
| RFID | 125K & 134.2K (1–3 cm); 13.56 MHz ISO14443A/B + 15693 (3–5 cm) |
| Biometric | Ministry-certified fingerprint; embedded facial recognition; network-decrypted ID card; optional certified ID card reader; 13 MP AF rear / 5 MP front camera |
Typical deployments
Warehouse picking and cycle counting: the core use case — fast 2D decoding, one-handed operation, an 8-hour battery matched to the shift.
Asset and livestock tracking: LF RFID options (125K/134.2K) cover ear tags and asset tags that 2D imagers cannot touch.
Identity and access workflows: certified fingerprint plus ID card reading in one unit — no second device for compliance checks.
Pairing guidance: run this PDA for scan-dense tasks alongside the 8-inch rugged tablet for paperwork-heavy stations — most of our warehouse customers deploy both.
OEM / ODM, factory direct
Boot logo, custom launcher, preloaded apps, region-specific LTE bands and module selection are all configured at the factory. Because we build the platform ourselves, module combinations (e.g. RFID + fingerprint together) get engineered rather than refused.