Datalogic Falcon X60-X65, 2D
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The Datalogic X60 and X65 are part of the new Falcon X60/X65 rugged mobile computer series — high-end industrial handheld barcode scanners designed for warehousing, logistics, manufacturing, and yard operations. They’re essentially Datalogic’s next-generation flagship devices for long-range barcode scanning and rugged mobility.
At a high level:
- Falcon X60 = Wi-Fi-only rugged warehouse computer
- Falcon X65 = Same hardware plus 5G cellular + GPS/GNSS + eSIM for outdoor/mobile operations
Core features
Both models share nearly all of the same platform hardware:
- Qualcomm QCx4490 octa-core processor
- Android 15 with planned support through Android 19
- 8 GB RAM / 128 GB storage
- 4.3" Gorilla Glass display
- IP65/IP68 sealing
- MIL-STD-810H ruggedness
- Hot-swappable 7000 mAh battery
- Wi-Fi 6/6E
- Bluetooth 5.3
- NFC
- Physical keypad options (31, 41, or 53 keys)
- Optional pistol-grip handle
Long-range scanning
One of the biggest selling points is the new XLR (Extra Long Range) imager.
Datalogic says it can scan barcodes from up to 20 meters (65 feet) away, making it useful for:
- high warehouse racks
- pallet labels
- forklift operations
- loading docks
- yard logistics
They also introduced TrueAim, a two-stage trigger:
- half-press to aim
- full-press to scan
This helps reduce misreads in dense pallet environments or poor lighting.
X60 vs X65
Here’s the practical difference:
| Feature | X60 | X65 |
|---|---|---|
| Wi-Fi 6/6E | Yes | Yes |
| 5G cellular | No | Yes |
| GPS/GNSS | No | Yes |
| eSIM support | No | Yes |
| Best for | Indoor warehouses | Indoor + outdoor logistics |
| Typical deployment | Distribution centers | Yard, fleet, ports, field ops |
The X65 is basically intended for operations where workers move outside Wi-Fi coverage or need real-time connectivity in yards, ports, airports, or field logistics.
How they compare to older Datalogic devices
Compared with the older Skorpio X5/X40 generation:
- faster processor
- newer Android platform
- longer-range scanning
- better wireless connectivity
- improved ruggedization
- optional 5G
- compatibility with existing Skorpio X5 docks/accessories
That backward compatibility is important because companies can upgrade devices without replacing all charging cradles and docks.
Typical use cases
These are aimed at:
- large warehouses
- 3PL logistics
- manufacturing plants
- airport baggage handling
- transportation yards
- cold-chain logistics
- forklift-mounted or pistol-grip workflows
Pricing
Configurations vary heavily by:
- keypad type
- scan engine (SR/LR/XLR)
- wireless charging
- pistol grip
- X60 vs X65 connectivity
My quick take on positioning
The Falcon X60/X65 competes directly with:
- Zebra MC9400/MC9450
- Honeywell CK65/CK67
- ProGlove + wearable ecosystems
- Newer Android rugged warehouse terminals
Datalogic seems to be emphasizing:
- ultra-long-range scanning
- ergonomics
- warehouse-focused workflows
- compatibility with existing Datalogic infrastructure
If you want, I can also compare the Falcon X60/X65 against:
- Zebra MC9400
- Honeywell CK67
- Datalogic Skorpio X5
- older Falcon X4
- wearable scanners vs pistol-grip terminals
or break down:
- scanner engine options (SR vs LR vs XLR)
- battery/runtime expectations
- Android lifecycle support
- forklift/warehouse deployment considerations
- best choice for your environment.