Zebra TC58AE-3T1K6B1A10-NA 5G Android Enterprise Mobile Computer

Overview

The Zebra TC58AE-3T1K6B1A10-NA is a 5G-capable enterprise Android touch computer in Zebra's proven TC5 family, built for demanding warehouse, logistics, and field mobility deployments where both cellular connectivity and high-speed scanning performance are non-negotiable. Paired with Zebra's SE55 Advanced Range imager and running Android 13 GMS on a Qualcomm 4490 Kryo octa-core processor at 2.4 GHz, this device is engineered for environments where a consumer smartphone simply won't survive a full shift — or a five-foot concrete drop. Browse the full Zebra mobile computing catalog to compare models across the TC5 family.

The TC58AE-3T1K6B1A10-NA (often searched as TC58AE 3T1K6B1A10 NA) targets operations that have moved past 4G LTE constraints and need CBRS private network support alongside public 5G FR1 — a combination that gives IT architects flexibility to run either a dedicated warehouse LAN over licensed CBRS spectrum or fall back to carrier 5G in the field without swapping hardware.

Key Features

• SE55 Advanced Range 1D/2D Imager: Captures barcodes across a wider range than standard near-far imagers — useful on high-density pick shelves where product depth varies and workers can't always position the device optimally. Reads both 1D and 2D symbologies without a mode switch.
• 6.0-inch 2160 × 1080 Display: The full HD+ panel gives warehouse workers enough real estate to run WMS pick lists, map views, or multi-panel applications without squinting. The larger screen also means fewer swipe interactions per task — measurable in high-volume pick environments.
• 5G FR1 + CBRS + WiFi 6E (802.11ax) 2×2 MU-MIMO: Three wireless radios in one device. 5G FR1 covers public carrier networks; CBRS opens the door to private LTE/5G campus deployments without per-device carrier contracts; WiFi 6E's 6 GHz band reduces congestion in dense warehouse AP environments where 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz are already saturated. MU-MIMO 2×2 ensures the device maintains stable throughput when multiple workers are connected to the same AP simultaneously.
• Qualcomm 4490 Kryo Octa-Core at 2.4 GHz / 8GB RAM / 128GB Flash: The combination of a modern chipset, 8GB of RAM, and 128GB of onboard storage means Android 13 runs without the lag that plagues older TC5 variants under heavier MDM and application loads. 128GB leaves ample headroom for offline map tiles, large product catalogs, or locally cached route data.
• MIL-STD-810H Drop Rating + IP68 + IP65: MIL-STD-810H is the test standard for military-grade shock and vibration tolerance — in enterprise terms, it means documented drop testing to specific heights and surface types. IP68 certifies full dust ingress protection and submersion capability; IP65 adds protection against water jets from any direction. Between these two ratings, the device is appropriate for outdoor yard operations, cold storage facilities, and manufacturing floors where wash-down is routine.
• 4680 mAh Warm Swap Qi-Compatible Battery: Warm swap means operators can replace a depleted battery mid-shift without fully powering down the device — critical in 24/7 distribution operations. Qi compatibility adds inductive charging flexibility at docking stations. At 4680 mAh this pack is sized for a full 8–10 hour shift under typical scan-and-go workloads.
• Bluetooth 5.2 + BLE + NFC: Bluetooth 5.2 improves range and coexistence with other wireless devices on the floor. BLE enables pairing with environmental sensors, Bluetooth printers, and proximity beacons. NFC supports contactless badge tap-ins, asset tagging, and tap-to-pair workflows without an external reader.
• 16MP Rear / 8MP Front Cameras: The 16MP rear camera handles proof-of-delivery photo capture, damage documentation, and visual verification tasks at resolution that holds up in court or insurance review. The 8MP front camera enables video calling for remote expert support workflows — increasingly common in field service and warehouse exception handling.
• 1 Nano SIM + eSIM: Dual SIM flexibility (physical + embedded) allows IT to pre-configure an eSIM carrier profile before deployment and keep a nano SIM slot open for local SIM swaps in international or multi-carrier environments. Provisioning via eSIM reduces the physical SIM management overhead across large device fleets.
• Android 13 GMS + Zebra TC5 Family Ecosystem: Android 13 GMS ensures full Google Mobile Services compatibility, access to enterprise MDM profiles, and a current security patch baseline. As part of the TC5 family, the TC58AE-3T1K6B1A10-NA shares accessories — cradles, holsters, boots — with the TC53 and TC78, which simplifies fleet standardization when deploying across mixed device types. Explore compatible enterprise mobile computers to round out your deployment.

Integration & Compatibility

The TC58 deploys into Android Enterprise environments and supports standard EMM platforms including VMware Workspace ONE, SOTI MobiControl, and Microsoft Intune via Android Enterprise APIs. Zebra's LifeGuard for Android security update program and OEMConfig layer give IT administrators OS-level control beyond what stock Android MDM exposes. The device integrates with Zebra's DataWedge barcode intent service, eliminating the need for SDK-level scan integration in most WMS and ERP applications — data arrives as a keystroke or intent directly into any text field. Compatible charging cradles (2-slot and 5-slot variants available for the TC53/TC58 family) support fleet-scale simultaneous charging without per-cradle power negotiation issues. Review TC5 family accessories for mounting, charging, and protective options. For broader workflow context, see the enterprise mobile computer buying guide.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What barcode symbologies does the SE55 imager on the TC58AE-3T1K6B1A10-NA support?

A: The SE55 Advanced Range imager reads both 1D and 2D symbologies. Specific symbology lists are documented in Zebra's SE55 imager datasheet, but the engine handles all major retail, logistics, and healthcare codes including Code 128, Code 39, QR, Data Matrix, PDF417, and GS1 formats.

Q: Does the TC58AE-3T1K6B1A10-NA support CBRS private networks?

A: Yes. This model's 5G FR1 CBRS configuration supports private LTE/5G campus deployments over CBRS spectrum in addition to public carrier 5G FR1 bands, giving IT architects the option to run a dedicated wireless network without carrier involvement.

Q: What is the drop rating on the TC58AE-3T1K6B1A10-NA?

A: The TC58AE-3T1K6B1A10-NA is rated to MIL-STD-810H, which is a documented military test standard covering drop, vibration, humidity, and temperature extremes. It also carries IP68 (dust-tight, submersion-rated) and IP65 (water jet protection) ratings.

Q: Can the TC58AE-3T1K6B1A10-NA battery be swapped without powering down?

A: Yes. The 4680 mAh battery is warm swap capable, meaning operators can swap the battery mid-shift without a full device reboot, which is critical for 24/7 operations where downtime between shifts is minimal.

Q: What MDM platforms are compatible with the TC58AE-3T1K6B1A10-NA?

A: Running Android 13 GMS, the TC58AE-3T1K6B1A10-NA is compatible with all major Android Enterprise MDM platforms including VMware Workspace ONE, SOTI MobiControl, and Microsoft Intune. Zebra's OEMConfig and LifeGuard for Android provide additional OS-level management capabilities beyond standard Android Enterprise APIs.

Q: Does the TC58AE-3T1K6B1A10-NA include both a physical SIM and eSIM?

A: Yes. The device includes one nano SIM slot plus an embedded eSIM, allowing dual-carrier provisioning or pre-configured eSIM deployment with a physical SIM slot available as a backup or for local SIM use.

Eden Phillips

The TC58AE-3T1K6B1A10-NA sits at an interesting intersection in the enterprise mobility market: it's the configuration you reach for when your operation has outgrown WiFi-only workflows but isn't ready to commit to a single carrier for a multi-thousand-unit fleet. The 5G FR1 CBRS radio combination is what separates this model from the baseline TC58 variants — CBRS support means your IT team can stand up a private 5G cell over licensed 3.5 GHz spectrum in a distribution center and run the same hardware on public AT&T or Verizon 5G when workers move into field roles.

Technical Highlights:

• SE55 Advanced Range Imager: Unlike the standard SE4770 found in earlier TC5 variants, the SE55 is purpose-built for extended working range — useful in high-bay warehouse pick slots where product depth forces variable scan distance. No manual focus adjustment, no mode switching between 1D and 2D.
• 8GB RAM / 128GB Flash on Qualcomm 4490: Enterprise MDM agents, DataWedge, background telemetry, and the WMS application running simultaneously is a real memory scenario in busy deployments. 8GB keeps the OS from killing background processes under load; 128GB of storage means you're not managing storage quotas per device across the fleet.
• 4680 mAh Warm Swap Battery: In a 24/7 DC with staggered shifts, warm swap eliminates the 90-second reboot window that multiplies across 500 devices into hours of lost scan time per day. The Qi compatibility also means inductive charging pads at supervisor stations can top off devices during brief task pauses without cradle docking.

Deployment Considerations:

• CBRS operation requires coordination with an SAS (Spectrum Access System) provider and proper indoor/outdoor CBRS AP infrastructure — the device is CBRS-capable, but the network side has its own provisioning requirements before you can activate private 5G.
• At 9.9 oz, this is a heavier device than a consumer smartphone, and workers doing repetitive scan-and-carry tasks for 8+ hours will feel it. Budget for holster accessories (the SG-NGTC5TC7-HLSTR-01 soft holster is a natural pairing) to reduce hand fatigue and drop risk.

The TC58AE-3T1K6B1A10-NA is the right call for a large distribution center or campus logistics operation that is actively deploying or piloting CBRS private wireless — particularly where the same device pool needs to support both on-campus private 5G and field carrier connectivity without a hardware swap. It's not the most economical choice for a purely WiFi-anchored warehouse where the simpler TC53 would suffice at lower per-unit cost.