Android 13 Barcode Scanner Handheld Mobile Computer, 5.5-inch Touchscreen PDA Scanner with Integrated Honeywell 1D & 2D Bar Code Scan Engine, WiFi & 4G LTE, for Warehouse & Logistics

We bought a few of these units on Amazon. We have been using this handheld for processing our customers for over a year now. It is the same size as a smart phone, inexpensive, works very well, has decent battery life, and comes with great support. Our staff loves it as it is not bulky and comes with a protective casing so it does not break when dropped. It is a mini-computer with Android OS, so you can do everything you can do on a computer.

These handheld Android devices are great and work well with MS Intune in a corporate warehouse environment. I've deployed over 20 of them in multiple warehouses across the United States and manage them all remotely. The C6 handhelds are enrolled in Intune and configured with approved apps, some of which are developed inhouse, and locked down for staff to use for order picking. The support staff at Sinicvision are very helpful and answered my questions about deploying apps via Intune to these devices.

Great product at a great price. We bought 8 for our warehouse and they are more than what we needed. Will continue to buy as needed. Only thing is UPC-A needs to be turned on in the scanner app for 12 digit barcodes.

We run Ace Hardware stores in Wisconsin. We have been looking for an alternative to Zebra TC57's due to their price. We made the leap of faith to give this one a try and so far - we are very pleased with its performance. The Scanner works great for scanning UPC's and stock checking. The Speaker and Mic quality is great for the Vonage Phone App. The WiFi connectivity seems strong. So far - its great. We hope to buy a few more and test them out in multiple store locations.

These are unfortunately not a great solution to the use as a barcode scanner. We bought these for an event where we needed to scan barcodes as tickets. The devices time out very quickly, and then signing back into them and getting them ready to scan again takes a bunch of time. We bought these to attempt to double our capacity, and within 15 minutes we had retired them because of how they constantly timed out. We returned the units and were charged a restocking fee for the 15 minutes of use of about $100 per unit. I cannot imagine any setting where these would work well, and I wish I was alerted to this as it made the devices unworkable for us. We bought a different device from Rayoungtek that was significantly cheaper and worked better instead.