Which device offers the better display, compute performance, and scanning capability for your workflow?

The Datalogic Memor 30 ships with a 6.0-inch Full HD+ display (2160 × 1080) protected by Corning Gorilla Glass 5, paired with a Qualcomm QCS4490 running at 2.4 GHz. Its 1D/2D imager covers a scanning range of 10 cm to 10 m and supports QR Code and broader 2D symbologies. The larger, higher-resolution screen makes it well-suited to workflows that require reading complex documents, picking screens, or map-heavy applications on the device itself.

The Honeywell CK67 uses a 4.3-inch display at 800 × 480 resolution with Corning Gorilla Glass 7—a smaller, lower-resolution panel, but protected by a newer glass generation. Its QCS4490 is clocked at 2.0 GHz, 400 MHz below the Memor 30. The CK67 integrates Honeywell's S0703 FlexRange Imager, which the spec sheet describes as a variable-distance 1D/2D engine that scans without refocus. Datalogic's scanning range is specified (10 cm–10 m); Honeywell does not publish a numeric range for the S0703 in the provided specs.

For display-intensive tasks, the Memor 30 holds a clear advantage. For dedicated scan-centric workflows where the FlexRange engine's variable-focus behavior is operationally important, the CK67's imager architecture may be the deciding factor—though its rated range is not confirmed in the available specifications.

How do ruggedness ratings, battery endurance, and operating environment compare between the two units?

Both devices share IP65/IP68 dual ingress ratings and MIL-STD-810H certification. Drop ratings differ: the Datalogic Memor 30 is rated to 6 ft (approximately 1.83 m) onto concrete; the Honeywell CK67 is rated to 2.4 m (approximately 7.9 ft). The CK67's drop rating is meaningfully higher and may be relevant in elevated-rack or mezzanine environments.

Battery capacity separates the two significantly. The Memor 30 carries a 4,680 mAh safe-swap battery with wireless charging support—the hot-swap capability allows continuous operation without powering down. The CK67 carries a 7,000 mAh Li-Ion cell, a 50 percent capacity advantage, with Honeywell estimating 8–12 hour shift endurance; safe-swap or wireless charging capability for the CK67 is not confirmed in the provided specifications.

Operating temperature range is only specified for the CK67: -20°C to 50°C (operating) and -30°C to 70°C (storage). Datalogic does not publish an operating or storage temperature range in the provided specs, which is a gap buyers in cold-chain or outdoor environments should resolve before procurement.

Which unit provides broader connectivity and better fits your network and platform infrastructure?

The Honeywell CK67's most differentiating connectivity feature is integrated 5G (Sub-6 GHz and mmWave) with Nano SIM plus eSIM support, enabling direct cellular data without relying on Wi-Fi infrastructure. This is absent from the Datalogic Memor 30's specification set—no WWAN or cellular connectivity is listed for the Memor 30.

Both units support Wi-Fi 6E (802.11 a/b/g/n/ac/ax), Bluetooth 5.2, NFC, and USB. The Memor 30 specifies USB 3.2 Type-C and Ethernet connectivity; the CK67 lists USB and Wi-Fi/Bluetooth but does not specify a USB generation or wired Ethernet in the provided specs. Both support microSD expansion.

The Memor 30 runs Android 13 with GMS confirmed; the CK67 lists Android with GMS but does not specify an Android version in the provided specs. The CK67 operates on Honeywell's ScanPal platform, which implies integration with Honeywell's device management and enterprise mobility suite. Datalogic's platform ecosystem is not described in the provided specs. Buyers standardized on either vendor's MDM or enterprise software stack should verify compatibility independently.

Which should you choose: the 944850001 or the CK67-X1N-58A1C1G?

Our take: The 944850001 is the stronger choice when the deployment requires a large high-resolution display, wireless-charging safe-swap battery continuity, and operates within Wi-Fi or wired network coverage. The Memor 30 delivers a 6.0-inch Full HD+ (2160 × 1080) screen versus the CK67's 4.3-inch 800 × 480 panel, a 2.4 GHz processor versus 2.0 GHz, and a specified 10 cm–10 m scan range—advantages for document-intensive or long-range scan workflows. The CK67-X1N-58A1C1G is the stronger choice when the deployment demands cellular independence (5G Sub-6/mmWave with eSIM), higher drop tolerance (2.4 m versus 1.83 m), or maximum all-shift battery endurance (7,000 mAh versus 4,680 mAh). Field service, remote-site logistics, and environments without dense Wi-Fi infrastructure strongly favor the CK67. Buyers in cold-chain or temperature-extreme environments should note that operating temperature is only confirmed in spec for the CK67.

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Related Resources

• Datalogic 944850001 product page — full specs and to add to a quote
• Honeywell CK67-X1N-58A1C1G product page — full specs and to add to a quote