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--- cobi.wms:recommended_devices [2022/05/02 11:22] – [Scorpion (BRESSNER)] tkammer
+++ cobi.wms:recommended_devices [2026/09/16 16:49] (current) – thuth
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 Following is a list of Android devices with built-in barcode scanners that are tried and tested with COBI.wms, as well as information about a few devices that are explicitly not recommended due to known limitations.
+===== Zebra =====
+https://www.zebra.com/gb/en/products/mobile-computers/handheld.html
+Any Android device from Zebra that has a scanner which can be configured with the **DataWedge** app is supported by COBI.wms.  Refer to the [[DataWedge Settings]] for details on how to integrate the scanner with the app.
+The **TC21/TC26** is the smallest and most price-saving Android device that COBI.wms is known to work well with.  The 5-inch WVGA display (800x480) corresponds to the minimum resolution that is supported by COBI.wms.  The standard 3300 mAh battery lasts for a fair duration (advertised as 10h).  The optional 5260 mAh extended battery is advertised as running for 14h.  The battery can be replaced without tools.  The TC21 does not support a SIM card, whereas the TC26 does.
+The **TC52/TC57** is a more expensive device, but still offering a fair price/performance ratio.  The 5-inch HD display (1280x720) offers comfort while using the app, and the 4150 mAh battery lasts for a very long time (advertised as 14h).  The battery can be replaced without tools.  The TC52 does not support a SIM card, whereas the TC57 does.
+Other Zebra devices should work with COBI.wms just as well so long as they support configuring the barcode scanner via Zebra's DataWedge app.  For example, if you need a device with an extended scanning range (up to 20m), you might want to look into the **MC33xx** series.
 ===== Honeywell =====
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 Other devices from Honeywell should work with COBI.wms just as well, such as the **Dolphin CT40** or **Dolphin CT60**, but please consult before committing to a purchase.
-===== Zebra =====
-https://www.zebra.com/gb/en/products/mobile-computers/handheld.html
-Any Android device from Zebra that has a scanner which can be configured with the **DataWedge** app is supported by COBI.wms.  Refer to the [[DataWedge Settings]] for details on how to integrate the scanner with the app.
-The **TC21/TC26** is the smallest and most price-saving Android device that COBI.wms is known to work well with.  The 5-inch WVGA display (800x480) corresponds to the minimum resolution that is supported by COBI.wms.  The standard 3300 mAh battery lasts for a fair duration (advertised as 10h).  The optional 5260 mAh extended battery is advertised as running for 14h.  The battery can be replaced without tools.  The TC21 does not support a SIM card, whereas the TC26 does.
-The **TC52/TC57** is a more expensive device, but still offering a fair price/performance ratio.  The 5-inch HD display (1280x720) offers comfort while using the app, and the 4150 mAh battery lasts for a very long time (advertised as 14h).  The battery can be replaced without tools.  The TC52 does not support a SIM card, whereas the TC57 does.
-Other Zebra devices should work with COBI.wms just as well so long as they support configuring the barcode scanner via Zebra's DataWedge app.  For example, if you need a device with an extended scanning range (up to 20m), you might want to look into the **MC33xx** series.
 ===== Panasonic =====