Datalogic Launches New Memor 30-35 Handheld Mobile Computer
Meet the Latest Handheld PC from Datalogic: The Memor 30-35
Datalogic has launched the newest upgrade to its popular Memor line of rugged handheld computers. The Memor 30 / Memor 35 is a significant upgrade to its predecessory, the Memor 11. The new Memor 30-35 Family boasts improved processing and data capture ability, a large and bright 6″ display, and longer battery life. All of this at an attractive price point. CSSI is an authorized Datalogic dealer and ready to help you with pricing and support.
Datalogic Memor 30/35 Key Features
The Memor30 and Memor35 are packed with leading-edge features. See the datasheet at bottom for a more complete list, but here are highlights:
Excellent data capture – read barcodes up to 32 feet with Datalogic’s unique Green Spot aimer
Wi-Fi 6/6E, 5G, Bluetooth 5.2
6-inch capacitive multi-tough display
Long lasting and swappable battery
IP65/68 sealing, and 6 foot drop spec with rubber boot
Android 13, upgradeable through Android 18
Great Applications for the Datalogic Memor 30-35
Warehouse Operations
Use the Memor 30 for picking, receiving, shipping, and putaway tasks. An optional scan gun handle eases high-frequency scanning operations.
Inventory Management
The Memor 30 is an easy-to-use worktool for stock counting and cycle counting operations.
Field Service
Put communications and computing power in the hands of your field workers with one device, the Datalogic Memor 35. Collect data with digital forms, or provide field access to critical apps.
Field Mobility
The Datalogic Memor 35 keeps your remote personnel connected and informed. Prevent manual data entry and make sure your processes are properly followed.
Proof of Delivery
Improve customer satisfaction by using the Datalogic Memor 35 to document item delivery. Add the ability to document damage with the on-device camera. Reduce loss due to unfounded damage claims.
Retail Store Operations
The Datalogic Memor 30/35 is an ideal tool for your store workers, accommodating inventory lookups, stock counts, remote checkouts, price checks, and more.
Why Choose CSSI for Datalogic Support?
As an authorized Datalogic reseller, CSSI is trained on deployment and product line support. We offer pre-sales consulting and guidance, configuration and deployment support, and a range of mobile device technical support services. We can help you arrange evaluation units to test live in your usage environment.
Q: How rugged is the Memor 30/35, and can it handle daily drops, dust, and moisture on the warehouse floor? A. Yes. The device is built to MIL-STD-810H standards with IP65/IP68 protection and is designed to survive repeated drops to concrete. Its Gorilla Glass 5 display resists scratches and impact, and the IP68 rating means it can withstand submersion below 1 meter (3.2 ft) for more than 30 minutes — a plus for cold storage, wash-down areas, or wet dock environments.
Q: What’s the difference between the standard Memor 30/35 and the “X” variants when it comes to scanning? A. The standard Memor 30/35 uses a 2D imager with Green Spot feedback, suited for typical close-range barcode scanning at pick faces and packing stations. The Memor 30X/35X models use Datalogic’s Halogen DE2121-ER scan engine with DeepSight technology, extending read range from 5 cm out to 10 meters — useful for scanning pallets or high-rack storage without a lift or ladder.
Q: Will the battery last through a full shift, and what happens if it dies mid-shift? A. The device runs on a 4680 mAh battery, and because it’s hot-swappable, workers can pop in a charged battery without powering down or losing their session — important for multi-shift or 24/7 operations. Datalogic also offers single- and 4-slot charging docks (wired and wireless) plus multi-battery chargers to keep spares ready.
Q: How well will it perform on our wireless network across a large facility? A. The Memor 30 series supports WiFi 6E, and the Memor 35 series adds 5G on top of WiFi 6E for cellular connectivity outside WiFi coverage — helpful for yard operations, outdoor loading docks, or facilities with WiFi dead zones. Bluetooth and NFC are also included for pairing with peripherals like label printers or ring scanners and for tap-based workflows.
Q: How does IT manage and secure a fleet of these devices? A. The Memor 30/35 ships with Android 13 and Datalogic commits to monthly security updates through Android 19, giving IT a long support runway without re-provisioning devices every year or two. It supports Android Enterprise for MDM integration, and Datalogic’s Mobility Suite handles remote configuration and fleet management. A Developer’s Portal and Mobile SDK are also available for teams building or customizing WMS-facing apps.
