Which model's scan engine fits your read-range and barcode-density requirements?

The CK67-X1N-58A1B1G is equipped with the FlexRange XLR Imager, which the specifications describe as capable of reading 1D and 2D barcodes from near-contact out to 20+ meters. This makes it suited for high-bay warehouse racking, staging areas, and any application where the operator cannot approach the label closely.

The CK67-X1N-58A1A1G uses the FlexRange Imager (1D/2D). The provided specifications do not state a maximum read distance for this engine. Buyers requiring confirmed extended-range performance should request Honeywell's official scan-engine datasheet for the standard FlexRange before committing to this SKU.

All other scan-related infrastructure — the Android with GMS platform, Honeywell ScanPal framework, and USB connectivity — is identical between the two units.

Are the environmental and drop-protection ratings equivalent across both models?

Both units carry identical ruggedness credentials per the provided specifications: IP65 and IP68 dual ingress-protection ratings, a 2.4 m (approximately 8 ft) drop rating, a 4.3-inch Gorilla Glass 7 display, and an operating temperature range of -20 °C to 50 °C (-4 °F to 122 °F).

Storage temperature tolerance is also identical at -30 °C to 70 °C (-22 °F to 158 °F), and both weigh 516 g (18.2 oz) with the same 220 × 83 × 37 mm footprint. Neither unit has an advantage on physical durability based on the data provided.

Both hold FCC approval as listed. No additional certifications (ATEX, MIL-STD, UL) are stated in the specifications for either model.

Do both models offer the same wireless, cellular, and platform capabilities?

Connectivity specifications are identical: WiFi 6E (802.11 a/b/g/n/ac/ax), Bluetooth 5.2, 5G Sub-6 GHz and mmWave WWAN, Nano SIM plus eSIM dual-SIM support, integrated NFC, USB, and a 13-megapixel rear camera. Both list dual-band GNSS (concurrent L1/G1) in the screen-size field, though this appears as a data-entry artifact rather than a clean spec field.

Both run Android with Google Mobile Services (GMS) on the Honeywell ScanPal platform with the Qualcomm QCS4490 Octa-Core 2.0 GHz processor, 6 GB RAM, 128 GB internal flash storage, and microSD expandable storage.

The 7000 mAh Li-Ion battery rated for multi-shift operation is the same across both SKUs. No difference in charging speed or power accessory compatibility is stated in the provided specifications.

Which should you choose: the CK67-X1N-58A1B1G or the CK67-X1N-58A1A1G?

Our take: The CK67-X1N-58A1B1G is the stronger choice when verified extended-range scanning is a deployment requirement. The single confirmed differentiator between these two otherwise identical SKUs is the scan engine: the CK67-X1N-58A1B1G carries the FlexRange XLR Imager rated at 1D/2D reads up to 20+ meters, whereas the CK67-X1N-58A1A1G ships with the standard FlexRange Imager for which no maximum read distance is stated in the available specifications. Every other documented parameter — processor (Qualcomm QCS4490 Octa-Core 2.0 GHz), memory (6 GB RAM / 128 GB flash), display (4.3 in Gorilla Glass 7, 800×480), ruggedness (IP65/IP68, 2.4 m drop), wireless (WiFi 6E, 5G Sub-6/mmWave, Bluetooth 5.2), battery (7000 mAh), weight (516 g), and OS (Android with GMS on ScanPal) — is identical. Buyers in high-bay warehousing or yard management where labels are read from elevated racking or distance should select the XLR model. Those with standard near-to-mid-range scanning needs should confirm the standard FlexRange's rated distance directly with Honeywell before choosing the CK67-X1N-58A1A1G on price alone.

Side-by-Side Comparison

Spec-for-spec, from manufacturer data.

Frequently Asked Questions

Related Resources

• Honeywell CK67-X1N-58A1B1G product page — full specs and to add to a quote
• Honeywell CK67-X1N-58A1A1G product page — full specs and to add to a quote