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The Zebra MC3400 brings current-generation processing, Wi-Fi 6E, advanced barcode capture, and improved physical keypads to Zebra’s proven MC3000 Series design. It is built for organizations that need dependable, key-based mobile computing across warehouse, manufacturing, distribution, and retail operations.
Choose a straight-shooter or pistol-grip configuration, three keypad layouts, four scan-engine options, and memory capacities up to 6 GB RAM/128 GB Flash. For businesses replacing MC33 Series devices, the familiar design and support for existing MC33 batteries and chargers can make deployment less disruptive.
The MC3400 is designed around repeated scanning and keyboard entry. Larger keys and increased spacing help employees enter information accurately, including when gloves make touch-only input difficult. The 4-inch display also accepts finger, gloved-finger, and conductive-stylus input.
Scanning can be configured for the environment. The SE4710 handles standard 1D and 2D codes, while the SE4770 provides a red laser aimer and supports indoor and outdoor capture. The SE55 reaches barcodes in hand or on warehouse racks more than 40 ft. away. The SE58 extends supported scanning distance to 100 ft. for large facilities, yards, and container-handling operations.
A 5 MP front camera enables video collaboration and biometric facial-recognition workflows through supported Zebra software. The 13 MP autofocus rear camera can record damaged freight, documents, and other visual proof without requiring a separate camera.
The MC3400 fits indoor workflows that depend on wireless network access and frequent barcode capture. Typical warehouse uses include receiving, put-away, order picking, inventory counts, cross-docking, and shipping verification.
Manufacturers can use the device for work-in-process tracking, quality inspections, line replenishment, and material traceability. It can also support retail backroom inventory, store receiving, price updates, reverse logistics, and ecommerce order fulfillment.
Verify that MC3401-0G1M52SS-NA provides the intended grip style, keyboard, scan engine, memory, display brightness, cameras, and battery. Scan-range requirements are especially important because the four engine options address different distances and applications.
The MC3400 does not provide 5G cellular data, SIM support, or integrated GNSS. Select an MC3450 configuration if the deployment requires wide-area mobile connectivity or location services outside the WLAN.
Existing MC33 Series chargers and batteries may support a more economical migration, but compatibility should be checked at the individual accessory-SKU level. Some Zebra DNA, Workcloud, Device Tracker, communication, and support capabilities require separate licensing or service coverage.
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Is the Zebra MC3400 intended to replace an MC33 Series device?
It provides a familiar upgrade path with newer processing, connectivity, scanning, and durability while supporting existing MC33 batteries and chargers.
What is the difference between the MC3400 and MC3450?
The MC3400 uses Wi-Fi for network connectivity. The MC3450 adds wide-area cellular data, including 5G, along with SIM and GNSS capabilities.
Which keyboard should I choose?
Choose the 29-key version for primarily numeric entry, the 38-key version for function-driven tasks, or the 47-key layout for alphanumeric input.
Does every MC3400 scan from 100 feet away?
No. Scanning distance depends on the installed engine. The SE58 is the extended-range option supporting distances up to 100 ft.
Can its battery be changed without ending the session?
Yes. Hot-swap backup provides temporary session persistence while the removable battery is exchanged.
Is a gun-style MC3400 available?
Yes. Zebra offers gun and straight-shooter form factors. Confirm the style represented by the exact SKU.
Are Zebra software tools automatically included?
Availability varies. Some applications are pre-installed or pre-licensed on supported configurations, while certain features require licenses or service agreements.
