Datalogic Memor 11 (944350030) Android Mobile Computer: Specs and Buying Guide
The Datalogic Memor 11 (944350030) is an Android enterprise mobile computer that pairs a compact 5-inch form factor with two specifications usually reserved for larger warehouse devices: a hot-swappable battery and a -20°C operating limit. That combination is unusual. Most compact handhelds sacrifice one or the other, which forces buyers into a bigger device than the job needs. This guide covers the full 944350030 specification, why hot-swap and cold rating matter more than screen size, and how the Memor 11 compares to its alternatives.
What the Memor 11 Is For
Enterprise mobile computers sit between a barcode scanner and a tablet. A scanner captures a code and sends it to a fixed terminal. A mobile computer runs the application itself, so an operator can view a pick list, confirm quantities, look up stock elsewhere in the building, photograph damage or capture a signature without walking back to a screen.
The Memor 11 is Datalogic's compact model in that class. At 5 inches and 0.52 lbs it fits in one hand and a pocket, which matters when a device is carried for a full shift. A retail assistant working a shop floor, a driver operating one-handed at a doorstep, or a picker moving through a chilled store all benefit from a device that is not fatiguing to hold. The larger 6-inch screens common in warehouse fleets are better for reading dense pick lists but worse to carry all day.
The 5 ft drop rating and IP67 sealing put it firmly in enterprise territory. It survives being dropped on a concrete shop floor, rained on during a delivery round, and wiped down between uses.
Datalogic Memor 11 Full Specifications
| Part Number | 944350030 |
| Manufacturer | Datalogic |
| Product Family | Memor 11 Enterprise |
| Operating System | Android 11 |
| Processor | Qualcomm 2.0 GHz Octa-Core |
| RAM | 4 GB |
| Storage | 64 GB Flash |
| Display | 5-inch HD (1280 x 720) Touchscreen |
| Scan Engine | Integrated 2D |
| Connectivity | Wi-Fi 6 (802.11ax), Bluetooth 5.1, NFC |
| Camera | 13MP Rear, 5MP Front |
| Battery | 4,100 mAh Li-Ion, hot-swappable |
| Drop Resistance | 5 ft (1.5 m) to concrete |
| Environmental Rating | IP67, IP65 |
| Operating Temperature | -20°C to 50°C |
| Weight | 0.52 lbs |
| Condition | Refurbished, function-tested |
| Warranty | 30-day TechSellerUSA warranty |
Hot-Swap in a Compact Device
Hot-swappable means the operator exchanges the battery in seconds without powering the device down or losing session state - the device holds enough internal charge to survive the swap. On paper it sounds minor. In a three-shift operation it is the difference between a device that works continuously and one that goes out of service mid-shift.
What makes it notable on the Memor 11 is the form factor. Hot-swap is standard on 6-inch warehouse handhelds and frequently absent from compact devices, which typically use a sealed battery and require charging downtime. Buyers who need both a pocketable device and continuous operation are often pushed into a larger unit for this reason alone.
The practical requirement is that hot-swap only helps if charged spares are available. A fleet without enough spare batteries and charging positions gains nothing from the capability, so plan the accessory count alongside the device count.
The -20°C Rating and Why It Decides Deployments
Operating temperature is the specification that most often eliminates a device from consideration late in a procurement process, after everything else has been agreed. Many compact enterprise handhelds stop at -10°C, which covers ambient warehousing and retail but rules out chilled storage entirely.
The Memor 11 operates to -20°C, which brings chilled distribution, cold-chain pharmaceutical handling and refrigerated grocery operations into scope. Combined with IP67 sealing, it also handles the condensation cycle of moving repeatedly between a cold store and a warm loading bay - the condition that quietly kills devices not rated for it.
SKU: 944350030 | Refurbished & function-tested | 30-day warranty
View Details & Request a Quote →Why Not Consumer Smartphones?
Three reasons, and they compound over a fleet lifecycle.
Scanning speed. A phone camera focuses, exposes and decodes measurably slower than a dedicated 2D imager. On one scan the difference is imperceptible; across several hundred a shift it is a real productivity loss, and it worsens in poor lighting, at awkward angles or on damaged labels where a camera struggles and an imager does not.
Battery and continuity. A phone battery cannot be hot-swapped. When it dies the device is out of service until charged, which in a shift operation means either spare devices or lost time.
Lifecycle and support. Consumer models are discontinued within a year or two and lose security updates within a few years, so a fleet cannot be extended with identical hardware. Enterprise devices carry long availability commitments, which matters when your application is validated against one configuration.
Memor 11 vs Zebra TC53 vs Honeywell CT45
All three are Android enterprise handhelds with integrated 2D scanning and Wi-Fi 6, and the differences are specific.
The Zebra TC53 is the largest, with a 6-inch display, 6 GB RAM and 128 GB storage. It is the right choice for heavy warehouse application stacks and operators who read dense pick lists all day.
The Honeywell CT45 matches the Memor 11 closely on size and specification but is rated to -10°C rather than -20°C, which rules it out for chilled work.
The Memor 11 is the compact device that still does cold storage and hot-swap. If you need a pocketable handheld for chilled distribution or mixed retail and cold-chain work, it occupies a narrow space that neither alternative fills.
And if operators only capture codes into a fixed terminal, none of these is the right purchase - a rugged handheld scanner such as the PowerScan PD9630 does that job at a fraction of the cost.
Buying the Memor 11 from TechSellerUSA
We supply the 944350030 in refurbished, function-tested condition with a 30-day warranty, as single units or in fleet quantities. Confirm your Android application compatibility before ordering, since enterprise software is often certified against specific versions, and plan charging cradles and spare batteries alongside the devices. Browse the full Datalogic range or our complete printers and scanners category.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can the Memor 11 be used in cold storage?
Yes, down to -20°C, which covers chilled distribution, cold-chain pharmaceutical handling and refrigerated grocery work. Combined with IP67 sealing it also handles the condensation cycle of moving between a cold store and a warm loading bay.
What does hot-swappable battery mean in practice?
The operator exchanges the battery in seconds without powering the device down or losing session state, because the device holds enough internal charge to survive the swap. It only helps if charged spares are available, so plan spare batteries and charging positions alongside the devices.
Memor 11, Zebra TC53 or Honeywell CT45?
The TC53 is larger with more memory, suiting heavy warehouse application stacks. The CT45 is compact but rated only to -10°C. The Memor 11 is the compact option that still does -20°C cold storage with a hot-swap battery, which is a combination the others do not offer together.
What Android version does the Memor 11 run?
This configuration ships with Android 11. Because enterprise applications are frequently certified against specific Android versions, confirm your WMS or retail client compatibility before committing to a fleet.
Should I buy a mobile computer or a barcode scanner?
If operators only capture codes into a fixed terminal, a rugged handheld scanner is far cheaper and entirely sufficient. Choose a mobile computer when workers need to view pick lists, confirm quantities, capture signatures or photos, or look up information away from a screen.
Planning a fleet rollout for chilled or mixed environments? Request a quote on the Datalogic Memor 11 and our team responds within one hour during business hours.
