Datalogic Memor K20 / K25 Tastatur

The Datalogic Memor K20 (also referred to as Memor K) is a rugged, Android-based mobile computer designed for data capture tasks in retail, logistics, warehousing, manufacturing, and healthcare environments. It combines smartphone-like features with industrial durability.

Key Features

• Display: 4-inch capacitive touchscreen (800×480 resolution) with hardened Dragontrail™ glass.

• Keyboard: 24-key physical keypad + 2 side scan buttons + programmable side keys.

• scanner: Integrated 2D imager for reading 1D/2D barcodes, postal codes, and more. Datalogic’s signature “Green Spot” feedback confirms successful scans.

• Camera: 8 MP autofocus rear camera with LED flash.

• OS: Android 9.

• Processor: Octa-core 2.0 GHz CPU.

• Memory: 3 GB RAM / 32 GB storage (expandable via microSD up to 64 GB).

• Battery: Removable 3,800 mAh battery for full-shift performance and easy swapping.

• Connectivity: Wi-Fi (dual-band), Bluetooth 5.0, NFC, USB-C.

• Ruggedness: IP54 sealed (dust/water splash), drop resistant to 1.2 meters (1.5 m with protective boot), wide temperature range for demanding environments.

Ideal Use Cases

• Retail inventory, mobile POS, stock checking.

• Warehousing picking/packing, shipping/receiving.

• Field service and logistics workflows.

• Healthcare inventory and bedside scanning.

Strengths

• Physical keypad + touchscreen combo for quick barcode data entry.

• Compact and lightweight yet rugged enough for industrial use.

• Removable battery: great for operations running long shifts.

• Flexible connectivity for seamless integration into existing systems.

Limitations

• Runs Android 9, which is aging by modern standards.

• Barcode scanner uses older VGA technology (adequate, but not cutting-edge).

Alternatives (Upgrades)

• Memor 11 – updated hardware, Android 11, better performance.

• Memor 20 / Memor 30 – larger screens, more advanced scanning, optional cellular connectivity, wireless charging.

Summary

The Memor K20 is reliable, ergonomic, rugged, and great for businesses that need solid scanning with occasional typing in harsh environments. While no longer the newest model, it’s still relevant in deployments where cost-effectiveness matters more than having the latest OS or features.