Zebra MC3450
WAN sibling of the MC3400 for yard and multi-site logistics.
- Yard and WAN logistics
- Keypad industrial workflows
Not sure which to pick? How to choose a configuration
Configs for MC3450 look similar in the dropdown because they share the same form factor. Use the differences below — then pick a SKU (or ask us to recommend one).
- Connectivity
- Choose WLAN/Wi‑Fi if the device stays on-site with coverage. Choose WWAN/5G when teams move between sites, yards or field locations without reliable Wi‑Fi.
- Scan engine (the main SKU difference)
- SE58: Long range — near contact out to high racks / distant barcodes (~25 m / 80+ ft class). SE4770: Mid-range — stronger everyday scanning for mixed indoor/outdoor labels than basic near-range engines. Pick the shortest range that still reaches your farthest barcode — longer-range engines cost more and are unnecessary for close work.
- Keypad
- 38-key is the common warehouse layout. 47-key (and other denser layouts) suits heavier keyed entry. Choose based on how much typing operators do with gloves on.
- Cameras
- Some SKUs add front/rear cameras for proof-of-work photos or ID capture. Skip cameras if you only need barcode scanning.
- Not sure which SKU?
- Select the closest config, then post a requirement with site type, farthest barcode distance, WLAN vs WWAN and headcount — Crozsi will confirm the exact India part number.
Business pricing
Post a requirement for firm INR pricing · SKU: MC345B-3S1M53SS-IN
Usually ships in 5-7 business days · confirmed on your quoteFree standard shipping across India
Deploying devices across warehouse, retail or logistics operations? Post the deployment as a requirement. Warehouse / retail projects →
Details
Overview
WWAN/5G sibling to the MC3400 for yard, cross-dock and teams that leave Wi‑Fi coverage. Same scan engine and keypad choices. Confirm the India part number, fleet quantities and cradles on your RFQ.
Practical uses for the MC3450 in Indian deployments, then confirm the India SKU on your quote.
- Yard and WAN logistics
- Same MC34 productivity with cellular data when Wi‑Fi is unavailable.
- Keypad industrial workflows
- Gun/straight-shooter style for gloved data entry and heavy scan volume.
- Typically quoted with
- Spare batteries, cradles, holsters and optional OneCare — confirm on RFQ.
Specifications7 details
- Platform
- Android GMS
- Display
- 4.0"
- Connectivity
- WLAN and WWAN options (see configs)
- Scan engine options
- SE58, SE4770
- Form factor
- Gun / keypad industrial handheld
- Region
- India configurations listed
- Commercial
- Quote-only · firm INR on RFQ
FAQs4
- How do I choose the right configuration?
- Start with the job: scan distance (standard vs advanced vs long-range), connectivity (WLAN vs WWAN/5G), keypad layout, and memory. Use the How to choose guide and the configuration dropdown. Each option includes a plain-English note. If two SKUs look similar, post a requirement and Crozsi will recommend the part number.
- What do SE4710, SE4770, SE55 and SE58 mean?
- Those are Zebra scan engines. SE4710 is standard near-range; SE4770 is a stronger mid-range option for mixed indoor/outdoor labels; SE55 is advanced range (near to roughly rack height); SE58 is long-range for high racks and distant barcodes. Pick the shortest engine that covers your farthest barcode.
- What accessories should we include?
- Most fleets quote spare batteries, cradles/chargers, holsters or mounts, and optional Zebra OneCare. Share headcount and shift pattern on the RFQ and we add the right accessories to the quote.
- Is pricing shown on the site?
- No. Zebra is quote-only on Crozsi. Post a requirement for firm INR business pricing, lead time and GST-compliant invoicing.
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