Zebra CC6000 self-service Kiosk

The Zebra CC6000 is a 10-inch Android-powered self-service kiosk, designed for high-touch customer engagement in retail, healthcare, hospitality, and more. It’s essentially a compact, wall-mountable tablet with enterprise-class features, ideal for tasks like loyalty sign-ins, price checking, product lookup, and virtual assistance.

Key Specs

• Display:
  10.1" capacitive multi-touch screen (1280 x 800 resolution), supports both landscape and portrait orientation.

• Processor:
  Qualcomm Snapdragon 660 — a solid mid-range SoC known for reliability in enterprise Android devices.

• Memory:
  4 GB RAM / 32 GB storage
  Expandable via microSD card (up to 256 GB)

• Operating System:
  Ships with Android 8.1 (Oreo), supports upgrades up to Android 14 (with Zebra OneCare or LifeGuard software support)

• Connectivity:

  • Wi-Fi (802.11 a/b/g/n/ac)

  • Bluetooth 5.0

  • Ethernet (with PoE support)

  • NFC support for tap-based interactions

  • USB-C and USB-A ports

• Imaging/Scanning:
  Integrated Zebra SE4710 imager for fast 1D/2D barcode scanning.

• Camera & Audio:

  • 5 MP front camera

  • Dual microphones

  • Stereo speakers (2x 2W)

• Mounting Options:
  VESA-compatible (100mm x 100mm), supports wall-mounting and custom enclosures.

• Environmental Ratings:
  Operates in 0°C to 40°C; storage between –40°C to 70°C; up to 95% humidity non-condensing.

Use Cases

• Self-check-in at hospitals or clinics

• Product info lookup kiosks in retail

• Loyalty program sign-in stations

• Price-checkers

• Queue management or appointment scheduling

• Video call-based customer service (with front camera)

Strengths

• Android-based: Easy app development and integration

• PoE support: Single-cable install for power and data

• Enterprise scanning: Fast, accurate barcode reading

• Long-term support: OS upgrades through Zebra’s software ecosystem

• Compact, modern design with strong mounting flexibility

Considerations

• More expensive than consumer tablets, but built for 24/7 operation and remote management.

• Best used with Zebra’s management tools like Mobility DNA, which may require licensing or service plans.

• Not battery-powered — it's a fixed installation device, designed for permanent setups.

Let me know if you want:

• A comparison to similar kiosks (e.g., elo, Advantech, or Samsung KME)

• Setup guidance or app development options

• Accessory recommendations like enclosures or mounts