Honeywell has launched its most rugged and powerful Android handheld computer, the CK67. This model is a major update to the popular CK65 and contains many attractive new features. The CK67 will be of interest to any company seeking to update a fleet of CK75’s or CK65’s, as well as any company in need of a max-rugged handheld computer for the warehouse, DC and manufacturing floors.
CK67 Key Updates
The ultra-rugged CK67 has received a number of innovative new features and capabilities from Honeywell:
Durable – 8 foot drop spec, and IP65/IP68 certified.
Productive – barcode data capture from 3 inches up to 80 feet!
Rated tough – suitable for Cold Storage as well as hazardous environments.
Connectivity – Wifi, Public 5G, and CBRS/Private 5G. Supports push-to-talk.
Versatile – choose between numerous keypad configurations.
Future-proof – Support Android versions 14 to 18 guaranteed.
Great Applications for the CK67
Use the CK67 in rugged environments where computing mobility is needed:
Warehouses – including freezer and refrigerated warehouses
Distribution Centers
Depots & Yards
Manufacturing Floors
Logistics Operations
Loading Docks
Contact CSSI for a quote or demo of the Honeywell CK67
The team at CSSI are Honeywell experts. We’d enjoy discussing the benefits of the CK67 to you. To get a quote or set up your demo of the CK67 and to learn more, please contact CSSI.
FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions About the Honeywell CK67 Handheld Computer
Q: How well does the CK67 hold up to daily wear and tear on a warehouse or plant floor? A. The CK67 is built for environments where drops, dust, and moisture are routine. It’s rated for multiple 2.4m (8ft) drops to concrete per MIL-STD-810H, exceeds 4,000 tumbles at 1m per IEC 60068-2-32, and carries IP65/IP68 ingress protection. For a business, that translates to fewer cracked screens, fewer service tickets, and less downtime pulled from warehouse and manufacturing floor operations where devices get dropped off ladders, forklifts, and conveyor lines multiple times a shift.
Q: Can the CK67 operate in cold storage or freezer warehouse environments? A. Yes. The CK67 supports an operating range of -20°C to +50°C (-4°F to +122°F) and offers a dedicated 5800mAh battery option built for cold storage use. This makes it a viable fit for cold chain and freezer warehouse operations without requiring a separate device line, simplifying procurement and support for businesses that run mixed ambient and refrigerated facilities.
Q: What scanning capabilities does the CK67 bring to warehouse and manufacturing workflows? A. The CK67 uses Honeywell’s FlexRange engine to read 1D/2D barcodes across standard (0-1m), mid (0-5m), and long-range (0-20m) distances, backed by an 8MP front and 13MP rear camera. In practice, this means one device can handle close-range piece-picking, mid-range pallet or bin scanning, and long-range rack or overhead label reads, reducing the need for workers to reach, climb, or carry multiple scanning tools to complete receiving, put-away, picking, and shipping tasks.
Q: How does the CK67’s connectivity support real-time inventory and production data? A. The CK67 offers 5G (NSA and SA modes), Cat-18 4G LTE, and tri-band Wi-Fi 6E, along with integrated GPS and Bluetooth 5.3. For businesses running a WMS or MES, this level of bandwidth and low latency supports real-time inventory updates, production tracking, and scan-to-confirm workflows across large facilities or multi-building campuses, including areas with weaker Wi-Fi coverage where cellular can pick up the slack.
Q: What’s the total cost of ownership like compared to older rugged handhelds? A. The CK67 runs on Honeywell’s Mobility Edge platform and ships with Android 14, with OS updates guaranteed through Android 18. That extended lifecycle support means a longer usable deployment window before a fleet-wide refresh is needed, plus centralized tools for device management, deployment, and security that reduce IT overhead. Combined with its ruggedness ratings, the CK67 is positioned to lower both replacement frequency and day-to-day support costs relative to consumer-grade or shorter-lifecycle devices.
