UROVO / Enterprise mobile computers
CT58: Enterprise mobile computers
UROVO CT58 is a compact Android enterprise mobile computer for logistics, retail and field barcode workflows. The official page lists Android 12, a 5.5 inch display, removable 5000 mAh power, 1D/2D capture and IP65 protection; the ordered configuration should be validated before rollout.
Suggested profiles: logistics, retail, inventory and field-service barcode workflows
- Processor
- Octa-core, 2.2 GHz
- Memory
- 4 GB RAM / 64 GB ROM; Micro SD expansion up to 256 GB
- Display
- 5.5 inch touch screen, 720 x 1440
- Scanning
- Professional scan engine; standard 1D/2D barcode support
- Battery
- Removable 5000 mAh battery
- Protection
- IP65; 1.5 m drop resistance listed
The exact model, regional configuration and commercial terms require project confirmation.
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UROVO is the primary established product resource, with SEUIC (Dongji) and selected platforms used where the capture method, form factor or deployment requirement needs another option. Published models follow an evidence, regional-configuration and RuggedLayer validation path.
Suggested profiles
- Warehouse receiving, picking and inventory movement
- Retail stock checks and assisted selling
- Field-service work that needs barcode capture and mobile connectivity
Browse by device capability
- A compact touch handheld for application-led barcode capture.
- The manufacturer lists a professional scanner, 13 MP rear camera and NFC card protocols.
- A removable battery and dual-band Wi-Fi support shift-based mobile work.
- IP65 protection and a 1.5 m drop specification are manufacturer-listed references.
How a device enters the portfolio
Key specifications
Manufacturer-listed configuration; confirm the exact variant before ordering.
Platform
| Processor | Octa-core, 2.2 GHz |
|---|---|
| Operating system | Android 12.0 |
| Memory | 4 GB RAM / 64 GB ROM; Micro SD expansion up to 256 GB |
| Display | 5.5 inch touch screen, 720 x 1440 |
| Touch | Multi-touch panel designed to work with gloves and wet fingers |
Data capture
| Scanning | Professional scan engine; standard 1D/2D barcode support |
|---|---|
| Camera | 5 MP front; 13 MP autofocus rear camera with LED flash |
| NFC | ISO15693, ISO14443A/B, Mifare and Felica support listed |
Connectivity
| Wireless | 4G/3G/2G, Bluetooth 5.0 and dual-band 2.4/5 GHz Wi-Fi |
|---|
Power and physical
| Battery | Removable 5000 mAh battery |
|---|---|
| Dimensions and weight | 155 x 71 x 16.8 mm; 265 g |
Environmental
| Protection | IP65; 1.5 m drop resistance listed |
|---|---|
| Environmental | Operating -10 to +50 C; storage -40 to +70 C; 5-95% RH non-condensing |
A final shortlist depends on the application, scan or RFID workload, operating environment, country, deployment volume and support expectations.
A clear handoff at every layer
Five service layers for a more predictable device program.
RuggedLayer organizes access to multiple manufacturers into a consistent engagement model. Each layer has a defined input, deliverable and evidence boundary.
Service layers
- Confirm the scanner engine, camera, NFC, memory and cellular SKU for the destination before quotation.
- Map scan buttons, touch behavior, glove use, battery rotation and charging capacity to the shift pattern.
- Confirm MDM policy, application permissions, radio bands and required certifications for the target country.
Deployment accessories
- Scope a cradle, spare batteries, hand strap and protective equipment around the operator carry method.
- Keep the selected charger and battery rotation plan with the device fleet configuration.
RuggedLayer Test Lab
Define a useful test, not a vague benchmark.
Tell us the labels, tags, application and operating conditions that matter.
- 01
Run the production application and MDM profile on the exact Android, scanner and memory configuration.
- 02
Test paper and screen barcodes across the required distance, angle, lighting and glove conditions.
- 03
Measure Wi-Fi roaming, NFC behavior, battery use, charging and offline recovery before approving rollout.
Project intake
CT58 / Start with enough context to make the next step useful.
Choose the closest project intent and describe only non-confidential workflow, application and deployment requirements.