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The Zebra ET401 (ET401EB-30101B2P-NA) is a 10.1-inch rugged enterprise tablet for retail, logistics and warehouse teams. This Standard North America configuration pairs a 5G Release 17 modem with Wi-Fi 7 and Bluetooth 6.0. It runs Android with Google Mobile Services (GMS) on a Qualcomm Dragonwing Q-6690 processor with 6GB RAM and 64GB flash. The display is a 600-nit WUXGA panel under Corning Gorilla Glass 5, and the tablet is sealed to IP68. This SKU has no integrated scan engine and reads barcodes with its 16 MP rear camera.
The Zebra ET401 is the successor to Zebra's ET40 and ET45 Enterprise Tablets. It keeps the thin, light design workers already know and adds rugged sealing, current wireless and a longer lifecycle. This part number, ET401EB-30101B2P-NA, is the 10.1-inch Standard configuration for North America. It includes 5G, 6GB LPDDR5 RAM, 64GB UFS 2.2 flash and Android with Google Mobile Services. There is no integrated scan engine; barcode capture is handled by the 16 MP autofocus rear camera.
Connectivity covers every link a field or store deployment needs. The 5G Sub-6 modem supports NSA and SA, carrier aggregation, and private cellular bands including B48 and n48. Dual SIM combines a nano SIM with an eSIM. Tri-band Wi-Fi 7 adds 2x2 MU-MIMO and multi-link operation, alongside Bluetooth 6.0, dual-band GNSS and a fully certified NFC stack for contactless payment and wallet passes.
The tablet is sealed to IP68 and survives multiple 4 ft. drops to concrete, or 5.1 ft. with the optional rugged frame per MIL-STD-810H. It operates from -4°F to +122°F and is thermal-shock tested. The multi-mode touchscreen works with bare fingers, gloves or a conductive stylus, and water-droplet rejection keeps input accurate in rain. The 7600 mAh battery is user replaceable. For permanent installs in vehicles, kiosks or workstations, the tablet can run without a battery from external power.
Zebra sells the ET401 for four years and supports it for up to eight in total, which keeps a fleet on one model longer. LifeGuard for Android delivers security updates, and Zebra DNA tools handle setup and management. Nearly all existing ET40/ET45 accessories carry over. The ET401 Enterprise Tablets Spec Sheet, the Product Reference Guide and the ET4 Series Accessory Guide cover deployment details.
No. This Standard SKU (ET401EB-30101B2P-NA) has no integrated scan engine and scans barcodes with its 16 MP autofocus rear camera. The SR500 version is ET401EB-301P1B2P-NA.
It has a 5G Release 17 modem supporting Sub-6 NSA and SA, Gigabit LTE-A and private cellular bands such as B48, B53, B106 and B68. It uses Dual SIM with one nano SIM and one eSIM.
Zebra states that nearly all existing ET40/ET45 accessories work with the ET401.
It is sealed to IP68 and rated for multiple 4 ft. (1.2 m) drops to concrete, or 5.1 ft. (1.5 m) with the optional rugged frame per MIL-STD-810H. It operates from -4°F to +122°F.
Yes. The ET401 supports battery-free operation, drawing power from an external source through USB-C or the bottom/back IO.

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