Honeywell CK67, 2D, SR, num., hot-swap, USB-C, BT, Wi-Fi (Wi-Fi), NFC, Android, GMS

Honeywell CK67 – Handheld Terminal Built for a Full Day's Work

The CK67 is designed for the kind of use where the device never leaves your hand: picking orders, receiving deliveries, restocking shelves, and running stock counts. The S0703 standard-range 2D imager reads barcodes reliably on the move and in poor lighting — no need to hold still and wait.

The battery won't force a break

Hot-swap technology means you can swap the 7,000 mAh battery mid-shift without powering the device down. Keep a spare charged and the work continues without interruption. That matters most on night shifts or in busy periods when nobody has time to queue at a charging dock.

Solid connectivity — even in older buildings

Wi-Fi 6E keeps the connection fast and stable even in congested networks with many devices competing for bandwidth. Bluetooth, NFC, and USB-C round out the options: payment terminals, label printers, and data cables connect without adapters. A Micro SD slot lets you expand storage if your apps demand it.

Built for warehouse conditions

IP65 and IP68 ratings mean the CK67 handles dust, splashes, and brief submersion. This is not a precaution for rare accidents — it is the baseline any active warehouse environment realistically needs from a device used every hour of every shift.

Android 14 and a familiar interface

Android 14 with Google Mobile Services means your staff recognise the interface from day one. Warehouse management, picking, and ERP apps install directly from Google Play — no separate licensing projects or custom builds. The Qualcomm Octa Core processor, 8 GB RAM, and 128 GB storage keep everything responsive even when several apps are running at once.

Physical keys speed up data entry

The 42-key numeric keypad is a practical advantage whenever you are entering quantities, product numbers, or shelf locations. The touchscreen is there when you want it, but the physical keys work even with protective gloves on — no need to remove them between scans.