Honeywell CT45XP, 2D, 12.7 cm (5''), Full HD, warm-swap, USB-C, BT, Wi-Fi, NFC, Android, GMS

Honeywell CT45XP – Handheld Terminal Built for Daily Punishment

The CT45XP is designed for environments where devices take a beating: drops, dust, spills, and the occasional counter wipe-down. Its IP65 and IP68 ratings mean it survives water splashes and brief submersion — drop it on the kitchen floor or catch it with wet hands, and it keeps working.

2D Scanner That Doesn't Slow You Down

The built-in 2D imaging scanner reads barcodes quickly, even from worn, creased, or partially damaged labels. Fewer re-scans means faster service at the counter and shorter queues — the scanner is never the reason a customer waits.

Full HD Display and a Processor That Keeps Up

The 5-inch Full HD screen (1920×1080 pixels) keeps text and icons sharp even in bright daylight or under strong shop lighting. A Qualcomm Octa Core processor running at 2.0 GHz paired with 6 GB RAM means your apps respond instantly, even during the busiest part of the day.

Warm-Swap Battery: No Downtime for Charging

Warm-swap lets you swap the battery without switching the device off — open apps stay in memory and work continues within seconds. In practice, this removes the long charging breaks from your shift: pull the old battery, slot in a fresh one, carry on. The 4,020 mAh battery comfortably covers a full long shift on a single charge.

Connectivity That Covers Everything

Wi-Fi 6 (802.11ax) keeps the connection stable even in congested network environments — busy shop floors, warehouses, or venues with many devices competing for bandwidth. Bluetooth, NFC, and USB-C round out the connectivity so your payment terminals, label printers, and other peripherals work together without extra adapters.

Android 11 and Google Mobile Services

Android 11 with certified Google Mobile Services (GMS) means the apps you already use run straight out of the box — no special arrangements needed. The device also supports the Honeywell Mobility SDK, so industry-specific applications can be deployed when your workflow calls for them.