C72 Handheld UHF RFID Reader | Android 11/13

With the UHF handle fitted, the C72 reads up to 30 m and 1,300+ tags per second in open-field conditions — enough to sweep a full aisle or dock face in one pass. Published maximum ranges are 26 m (Impinj MR6), 28 m (Impinj M750) and 30 m (Alien H3 anti-metal), measured outdoors in a low-interference environment; the 1,300+ tags/s figure is a laboratory low-interference measurement. Both are affected by tag and environment, which is exactly why we ship evaluation units — so you can measure it on your own labels before you commit.

Pick by reach. The C72 UHF RFID Reader is built for sweeps: up to 30 m, 1,300+ tags per second, an Impinj E-series module with Gen2X, and precise RFID tag positioning. The C72 Standard is the barcode-first mobile computer for mobility-focused workflows. It is one 5.2-inch Android 11/13 device either way — same octa-core platform, same apps, same MDM profile — so you can mix configurations across a single fleet without doubling your software work.

Open the housings and the parts lists converge: an Impinj E-series UHF module with Gen2X, a choice of Zebra SE4710 / SE4750 or Honeywell N6603 scan engines, 4G LTE, Wi-Fi 5 and host IP65 sealing — the same components trusted across the industry. Where the C72 pulls ahead is the 8,000 mAh battery: over 500 hours standby and 12+ hours continuous use, so a full shift runs on one charge. What you give up is a premium logo, not capability — at a materially lower cost per unit.

Budget it like infrastructure. The C72 ships on Android 11/13 with GMS and FOTA, and supports SOTI MobiControl and SafeUEM; the UHF RFID configurations add Zero-Touch and 90-day security updates. Development runs on the standard CedaGlo SDK in Java under Eclipse or Android Studio, so the app you build today keeps running on the fleet you buy next year. This is a platform you can plan a multi-year rollout around, not a device you replace next budget cycle.

Because the parts are named and auditable. Capture runs on a self-developed UHF module built on Impinj E-series silicon with Gen2X, paired with genuine Zebra SE4710 / SE4750 or Honeywell N6603 scan engines — mainstream, independently documented components, not proprietary black boxes. The platform is GMS-certified Android 11/13 with Wi-Fi 5 and 4G LTE. You can verify every major component against its manufacturer's own datasheet, and you can run evaluation units on your own workflows before you buy a single fleet unit.

This is the question that separates a device from a deployment, and it's the fair one to ask of any supplier outside your home market. Two things are verifiable up front. First, the platform: GMS, FOTA, SOTI MobiControl and SafeUEM support, with Zero-Touch and 90-day security updates on the UHF RFID configurations — you're buying something manageable for years, not a one-off. Second, the parts: capture runs on mainstream Zebra and Honeywell scan engines and a self-developed Impinj E-series UHF module, all independently documented. For everything else — spares, service terms, lead times — ask us in writing, request evaluation units, and put the answers in front of your team before you commit to a fleet.