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Android PDA Barcode Scanners

Android PDA barcode scanners combine barcode capture and business applications in one handheld device. HX-21, HX-24 and HX-27 offer keyboard, touchscreen or keypad input; PX-60 and PX-608 add built-in thermal printing at 58 mm and 80 mm respectively for receipts and labels. Compare each rugged handheld terminal or mobile computer by its input controls, capture options and printing requirements.

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AIDC GO HX-27 Keypad barcode handheld — front

Handheld terminals

HX-27

Keypad barcode handheld

Screen
4-inch
OS
Android 14 (GMS)
Capture
1D/2D
Specifications & downloads

HX SERIES

OS
Android 14 (GMS)
Screen
4-inch
Capture
1D/2D barcode
Battery
5000 mAh removable
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AIDC GO PX-60 Android Scan-and-Print Handheld — front

Handheld terminals

PX-60

Android Scan-and-Print Handheld

Screen
6-inch
OS
Android 12
Capture
1D/2D + 58 mm printer
Specifications & downloads

PX SERIES

OS
Android 12
Screen
6-inch
Capture
UHF RFID (optional) + 1D/2D barcode
Battery
2800 mAh / 7.4 V removable polymer lithium-ion battery
Printer
58 mm thermal
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AIDC GO PX-608 in black, front and rear views

Handheld terminals

PX-608

Android Scan-and-Print Handheld (80 mm)

Screen
6-inch
OS
Android 12
Capture
1D/2D + 80 mm printer
Specifications & downloads

PX SERIES

OS
Android 12
Screen
6.0-inch
Capture
UHF RFID (optional) + 1D/2D barcode
Battery
Removable polymer lithium-ion battery, 7.4 V / 2,800 mAh
Printer
80 mm thermal
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AIDC GO RT-I61J 6.5-inch rugged Windows handheld — front view

Handheld terminals

RT-I61J

6.5" Rugged Windows Handheld

Screen
6.5-inch
OS
Windows 11
Capture
2D
Specifications & downloads

RT SERIES

OS
Windows 11
Screen
6.5-inch
Capture
NFC · Barcode
Processor
Intel Jasper Lake N5100 processor
Weight
470 g (bare unit)
Datasheet PDF

How to choose

Shortlist by the operator's main task

Follow a normal transaction: scan the label, select the item or location, enter a quantity and correct a mistake. Use that sequence to compare the controls in your application.

  • Frequent quantity or short-field entry: compare HX-21 and HX-27. Both have four-inch displays; HX-21 has a keyboard and HX-27 has 24 front keys.
  • More screen review and selection: start with HX-24, which has a six-inch FHD touchscreen. Check your application at the intended text size.
  • Printing at the work point: include PX-60 or PX-608, which combine 1D/2D scanning with a built-in thermal printer (58 mm or 80 mm). Check the required receipt or label layout and media.

What changes the configuration and quote?

  • Labels and working distance: representative labels and the nearest and furthest scan positions help determine which scanning option is worth quoting. HX-21's scan-engine configuration needs confirmation; do not select an option from a distance claim alone.
  • Application, OS and country of use: compare your application's Android requirements with the listed OS, then identify the input or interface it needs. Country and mobile-network requirements affect the regional cellular configuration to confirm.
  • Charging and essential accessories: explain where charging happens and whether an accessory must also transfer data. This determines which compatible items need checking and inclusion in the quote. Battery capacity alone does not establish shift runtime.

Keep the purchasing scope clear

The quotation should identify the model and exact configuration, with in-box items and additional accessories listed separately. Identify who supplies the application and licences, who handles interface development, and who confirms that the business system receives the required records. Any software, integration work or testing expected from the supplier must be agreed in the scope. See Integration & Support for the responsibility boundaries.

Start an enquiry with what you know

Alongside your contact details, start with three things:

  • Your main task and what you need to scan, enter or print.
  • A preferred model or existing application and OS, if known.
  • The estimated quantity and country of use.

The card's “Request a quote” link carries your selected model to the enquiry. If you have not chosen one, use Contact and select “Not sure yet” for the product direction. Include any known configuration constraint; you do not need a complete test plan to begin.

Before a sample or order: resolve the label and distance checks, application requirements, regional configuration and accessory list relevant to your shortlist. Agree what the sample must demonstrate and who will check the application and receiving system. Use the related guides on this page for the detailed input comparison or trial.

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