Zebra MC3401-0G1R64SS-NA Android 13 Wi-Fi 6E Mobile Computer with SE58 Extended-Range Imager

Overview

The Zebra MC3401-0G1R64SS-NA is a full-featured enterprise mobile computer built for warehouse operations, distribution centers, and field workflows that demand fast, accurate barcode scanning well beyond arm's reach. Pairing the SE58 extended-range 1D/2D imager with a Qualcomm 4490 octa-core processor running at 2.4 GHz and Android 13 GMS, this gun-form-factor device handles the throughput and application demands of modern WMS, ERP, and inventory platforms without compromise. For operations evaluating a mobile computer upgrade, the MC3401-0G1R64SS-NA (often searched as MC3401 0G1R64SS NA) represents a top-tier configuration in Zebra's MC3400 family.

Key Features

• SE58 Extended-Range 1D/2D Imager: Decodes barcodes well beyond the typical 2–3 foot range of standard imagers — useful in high-bay racking, conveyors, and receiving docks where the label is mounted at distance. Handles damaged, poorly printed, and low-contrast codes that trip up lesser engines.
• Wi-Fi 6E (802.11ax, 2x2 MU-MIMO): The 6 GHz band reduces interference from legacy 2.4/5 GHz devices in crowded RF environments like large distribution centers. 2x2 MU-MIMO sustains throughput when multiple devices hit the same AP simultaneously — fewer missed scans during peak shift hours. If you're planning a Wi-Fi 6E AP deployment, this device is ready for it from day one.
• 6GB RAM / 128GB Flash: 6GB is enough headroom to run a WMS client, MDM agent, and background services without application switching lag. 128GB of onboard flash means you're not rationing space for app updates, offline datasets, or firmware packages.
• Qualcomm 4490 Octa-Core at 2.4 GHz: Application launch times and scan-to-transmit latency stay tight even under multitasking loads — relevant when workers toggle between a WMS, a receiving checklist, and camera-based documentation in a single shift.
• 4-inch 800×480 WVGA Display, 600 Nits, Corning Gorilla Glass: 600 nits is readable in direct sunlight and under harsh warehouse fluorescents without manually adjusting brightness every time you step outside. Gorilla Glass withstands the kind of routine impacts that crack consumer-grade screens in a matter of weeks on a dock floor.
• 7000 mAh Lithium-Ion Battery: Engineered for full 10-hour shift coverage without mid-shift swaps — a critical spec in 24/7 fulfillment operations running back-to-back shifts. Compatible spare batteries (BTRY-MC3X-70MA-01) are available if you operate a hot-swap cradle strategy.
• IP65/IP67 Sealing: IP65 blocks dust ingress and sustained water jets; IP67 covers full submersion up to 1 meter for 30 minutes. Both ratings together mean this device survives wash-down environments, rain exposure on loading docks, and accidental drops into standing water — without sealing it in a protective case that adds bulk.
• 6 ft./1.8 m Drop Specification to Concrete: Rated for the height a worker would typically carry the device. Not a survivability guarantee, but meaningful — it's the same drop standard enterprise buyers use when comparing competitive devices for duty of care.
• Bluetooth 5.3: Pairs reliably with wireless peripherals — headsets, ring scanners, portable printers — at longer ranges and lower power draw than Bluetooth 4.x. Relevant if your workflow involves cordless label printers at packing stations.
• NFC (ISO 14443 A/B, FeliCa, ISO 15693): Supports tap-based authentication, asset tagging, and smart card credentials. ISO 15693 compatibility means it can read RFID labels used in asset tracking without a separate reader — useful in hybrid barcode/RFID environments.
• 13MP Autofocus Rear / 5MP Front Camera: The rear camera handles proof-of-delivery photo capture, damage documentation, and label imaging. At 13MP, photos are detailed enough for exception workflows that require visual evidence attached to a WMS transaction.
• 47-Key Alphanumeric Keypad: Dedicated physical keys reduce touch-screen fatigue during high-volume data entry — a real ergonomic factor for workers logging item counts, serial numbers, or exception notes across hundreds of transactions per shift.

Integration & Compatibility

Running Android 13 GMS, the MC3401-0G1R64SS-NA supports the full Google Mobile Services ecosystem and is deployable under standard Android Enterprise management frameworks including VMware Workspace ONE, SOTI MobiControl, Microsoft Intune, and Zebra's own Zebra Device Tracker. Zebra's Mobility DNA suite — including StageNow, Enterprise Home Screen, and LifeGuard for Android — integrates directly, giving IT teams staging, lockdown, and long-term OS update support without custom development. The mobile barcode scanner category includes a range of complementary Zebra accessories such as the CRD-MC33-5SETH-01 five-slot Ethernet cradle for mass charging and staging, and the CRD-MC33-2SUCHG-01 single-slot cradle for desk deployment. For operations building a full scanning infrastructure, pairing this device with a Zebra label printer and a Wi-Fi 6E access point infrastructure yields a fully integrated pick-pack-ship workflow.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What barcode symbologies does the MC3401-0G1R64SS-NA SE58 imager support?

A: The SE58 is a 1D/2D extended-range imager that reads standard 1D linear symbologies (Code 128, Code 39, UPC/EAN, etc.) as well as 2D codes including QR Code, Data Matrix, PDF417, and Aztec. It is optimized for extended-range scanning beyond what standard short-range imagers handle.

Q: Is the MC3401-0G1R64SS-NA compatible with Android Enterprise MDM platforms?

A: Yes. The device runs Android 13 GMS, which supports Android Enterprise enrollment via EMM platforms including VMware Workspace ONE, SOTI MobiControl, Microsoft Intune, and others. Zebra's own Mobility DNA tools (StageNow, Enterprise Home Screen, LifeGuard) are also supported for streamlined enterprise deployment.

Q: What is the battery life and can the battery be swapped in the field?

A: The device ships with a 7000 mAh Lithium-Ion battery designed for full-shift operation. The battery is user-swappable, and spare batteries (BTRY-MC3X-70MA-01) as well as BLE beacon batteries (BTRY-MC3X-7BLE-01) are available separately for hot-swap workflows.

Q: What is the drop and sealing rating for the MC3401-0G1R64SS-NA?

A: The device is rated for 6 ft./1.8 m drops to concrete and carries dual IP65/IP67 sealing ratings. IP65 covers dust and water jet ingress; IP67 adds submersion protection up to 1 meter for 30 minutes.

Q: Does the MC3401-0G1R64SS-NA support NFC, and what standards are covered?

A: Yes. The integrated NFC reader supports ISO 14443 Type A and B, FeliCa, and ISO 15693 — covering smart cards, contactless credentials, NFC tags, and ISO 15693 RFID labels used in asset tracking applications.

Q: What Wi-Fi standard does the MC3401-0G1R64SS-NA use, and does it require a Wi-Fi 6E access point?

A: The device supports 802.11ax Wi-Fi 6E with 2x2 MU-MIMO. It is backward compatible with Wi-Fi 6 (802.11ax on 5 GHz) and earlier standards — you do not need Wi-Fi 6E APs to deploy it today, but it will leverage 6 GHz band capacity when your infrastructure supports it.

James Everett

The spec that sets the MC3401-0G1R64SS-NA apart in a competitive evaluation is the SE58 extended-range imager paired with 6GB RAM and a 2.4 GHz octa-core processor — this combination means the device doesn't just scan farther, it processes and transmits faster. In high-velocity pick environments where a worker is scanning 400–600 items per shift, scan-to-confirmation latency adds up. I've seen operations switch from mid-range devices to the MC3400 series and recover 8–12 minutes of productive time per worker per shift just from eliminating re-scans and application lag.

Technical Highlights:

• Wi-Fi 6E (802.11ax, 2x2 MU-MIMO): The 6 GHz band is uncrowded — legacy IoT, consumer devices, and older scanners can't touch it. In a facility with 50+ concurrent scanning devices and overhead APs, this reduces re-association events and dropped WMS sessions meaningfully.
• 7000 mAh Battery: Full-shift rated. In a 10-hour distribution center shift with continuous scanning, display-on time, and constant Wi-Fi, a 7000 mAh cell is the threshold that avoids mid-shift cradle breaks. Pair with the 5-slot Ethernet cradle (CRD-MC33-5SETH-01) for overnight fleet charging.
• IP65/IP67 Dual Sealing: Most competing devices carry only IP65. The IP67 rating is the difference between survivable dock spills and a warranty claim. In cold-storage or wash-down environments, this matters operationally, not just on paper.

Deployment Considerations:

• The 47-key alphanumeric keypad is a meaningful ergonomic advantage for serial number entry or exception logging workflows — but if your WMS is purely scan-driven with no manual keying, evaluate whether a smaller form factor in the MC3400 line fits your workers better.
• At 18.6 oz, this is not a light device — workers on 10-hour shifts have flagged ergonomic fatigue with gun-form units at this weight. Assess ergonomic fit during a pilot before committing fleet-wide.

This device is the right call for large-scale distribution center deployments running scan-intensive WMS workflows across high-bay racking or multi-zone warehouses where extended-range scanning, shift-long battery, and future-ready Wi-Fi 6E infrastructure all need to converge in a single rugged platform.