Zebra MC3390R handheld mobile computer 10.2 cm (4") 800 x 480 pixels Touchscreen 765 g Black

BEST-IN-CLASS RFID READ RANGE WITH A POWERFUL ANDROID PLATFORM
The MC3390R long-range RFID handheld reader brings a new level of efficiency and accuracy to inventory management, order fulfillment, cross-docking, and more. The integrated long-range antenna supports a best-in-class RFID read range, and coupled with Zebra’s high-performance ASIC radio technology, delivers higher throughput, so inventory counts can be accomplished more quickly and accurately. With Zebra’s signature rugged design, the MC3390R is built for your semi-industrial environments, yet is lightweight with the right ergonomics for all-day comfort. And the large touchscreen, physical keypad and Android OS deliver an intuitive and flexible platform for your RFID application needs today and tomorrow.

BEST-IN-CLASS READ RANGE ¾ 200% FARTHER THAN OTHER DEVICES IN ITS CLASS*
You get unparalleled RFID performance with the MC3390R. Its integrated long-range antenna can capture RFID tags more than 60 ft./18.2 m away — 200% farther than the next leading competitor. And Zebra’s high-performance ASIC radio technology delivers a read rate that is more than 25% faster and 40% more accurate than other devices in this class*.

FLEXIBLE DEVELOPMENT TOOLS FOR A LOW TCO
Streamline full-fleet rollouts with our EMDK and RFID SDK ¾ the MC3390R shares the same RFID Software Development Kit as other Zebra handheld RFID readers. Our EMDK simplifies enterprise application design for faster, more cost-effective development cycles, while our RFID SDK allows you to use RFID apps you’ve developed for other Zebra RFID handhelds on the MC3390R.

RUGGED DESIGN WITH LIGHTWEIGHT ERGONOMICS
The MC3390R is rugged and ready for all-day use with a 5 ft./1.5 m drop specification, IP54 sealing to protect against splashing liquid and dust, and Corning Gorilla Glass touch panel and imager window for maximum scratch-resistance and shatter-proofing. The MC3390R is also one of the lightest UHF RFID readers in its class and is built for easy one-handed use, whether workers are right- or left-handed.