Zebra

MC330M-SK4HA2US Brick Standard Handheld Computer

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MC330M-SK4HA2US

Configured as a 45-degree brick-style unit, the Zebra MC330M-SK4HA2US pairs 2 GB of RAM with 16 GB of flash storage and supports microSD expansion for deployments with heavy data demands. Its 4-inch WVGA touchscreen works alongside a 47-key alphanumeric keypad, giving workers both touch-based input and physical key entry from the same device. Wireless connectivity runs across IEEE 802.11a/b/g/n/ac/d/h/i/k/r/w, with Bluetooth and NFC rounding out the radio set for short-range pairing and tap-based transactions. Android 7.0 Nougat provides the operating environment, and the chassis weighs 13.47 oz at 2.9 inches wide and 1.4 inches deep. The MC330M-SK4HA2US is covered by a 1-year limited warranty.
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Description
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The Zebra MC3300 Mobile Computer is an industrial-rugged Android handheld designed for warehouse, distribution, manufacturing, and retail backroom operations where reliable data capture and real-time connectivity are essential. Running Android 7.0 Nougat on a touchscreen-equipped platform, it combines a 4" WVGA color display with a choice of keypad configurations — 29-key numeric, 38-key function numeric, or 47-key alphanumeric — to match the data-entry style of any workflow. Flexible scanning options spanning standard and extended range support tasks from close-proximity item reads to high-rack barcode capture. IEEE 802.11a/b/g/n/ac Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and NFC keep workers connected to WMS and back-end systems, while IP54-rated sealing and an industrial-grade build help the device withstand the demands of high-volume operations.

Main Features

  • Operation System: Android

  • Rugged: Industrial

  • Connection: Bluetooth

Technical Specifications
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Technical Information
Connectivity Technology Wireless
Memory
Standard Memory 2 GB
Flash Memory 16 GB
Memory Card Supported microSD
Display & Graphics
Screen Size 4"
Screen Mode WVGA
Touchscreen Information
Touchscreen Yes
Keyboard/Keypad
Number of Keys 47
Keyboard Type Alphanumeric
Network & Communication
Wireless LAN Yes
Wireless LAN Standard IEEE 802.11a/b/g/n/ac/d/h/i/k/r/w
Bluetooth Yes
Near Field Communication (NFC) Yes
Software
Operating System Android 7.0 Nougat
Physical Characteristics
Width 2.9"
Depth 1.4"
Weight (Approximate) 13.47 oz
Miscellaneous
Country of Origin China
Warranty
Limited Warranty 1 Year
FAQs
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What scanning options are available on the Zebra MC3300-Brick Mobile Computer?
The MC3300-Brick supports three scanner types: a 1D laser, a standard-range 2D imager, and a long-range 2D imager, giving you flexibility for close-up item reads as well as extended-distance barcode capture typical in tall-rack warehouse environments.
What wireless connectivity does the Zebra MC3300-Brick support for integration with WMS and back-end systems?
The MC3300-Brick includes Wi-Fi (802.11ac), Bluetooth, USB, and NFC, enabling real-time data exchange with warehouse management systems and easy pairing with peripherals such as label printers and ring scanners.
What keypad configurations are offered on the Zebra MC3300-Brick?
Three keypad layouts are available: a 38-key functional numeric, a 47-key alphanumeric, and a 29-key numeric, allowing you to match the input method to your workers' specific workflow requirements.
How rugged is the Zebra MC3300-Brick, and is it suitable for demanding industrial or warehouse environments?
The MC3300-Brick carries an IP54 ingress protection rating and includes ESD protection, making it suited for industrial and retail environments where dust, splashing liquids, and electrostatic discharge are concerns.
What is the battery capacity of the Zebra MC3300-Brick, and will it last a full shift?
The MC3300-Brick is equipped with a 5200 mAh rechargeable battery, designed to provide extended runtime capable of covering full work shifts and reducing downtime for charging.
What operating system does the Zebra MC3300-Brick run, and does it support Push-to-Talk communication?
The MC3300-Brick runs Android 7.1 (AOSP) and includes Push-to-Talk capability, supporting voice-directed workflows alongside standard data capture applications.