The Honeywell CK67 is a rugged Android mobile computer for warehouse and distribution work — receiving, picking, put-away and dispatch across a full shift. Every model runs Android 14, which matters for a fleet bought now: it decides how many years of security updates the devices will get. All are rated IP65 with Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, NFC and USB.
Scan engine is the main decision
| Part number |
Imager |
Best for |
| CK67-…57… |
Standard range (S0703) |
Picking and receiving at arm's length — the fastest and most economical option when nothing is scanned above head height |
| CK67-…58… |
FlexRange |
Mixed work — close-up labels and rack labels several metres up, with one device |
| CK67-…5E… |
FlexRange extended range |
High-bay racking and yard work — top-shelf pallet labels read from the aisle floor |
Both FlexRange options still read from near contact, so you are not trading close-range performance for distance. Choose extended range when part of the work is genuinely overhead.
Handheld or pistol grip
The CK67 is used both ways. On its own it is a compact brick for mixed roles — scanning, lookups, messaging. With the pistol grip attached it becomes a trigger device for people who scan thousands of times a shift, which takes the strain out of repeated scanning without buying a second device class.
Because the grip is an accessory rather than a built-in feature, the same fleet can be split: grips for the pickers, plain units for supervisors and receiving.
All CK67 terminals below are CE certified and covered by manufacturer warranty. Pistol grips, rubber boots, hand straps, screen protectors, home bases and spare batteries — including a cold storage battery — are available from stock, along with 4- and 5-slot charging cradles.
Comparing terminals? See the Honeywell CT37 → or the Zebra TC73 → Scanning pallet labels at distance? See the long range mobile terminals → Managing a fleet? See the multi-slot charging cradles →
