Datalogic Joya Touch 22 Self-Shopping Mobile Device

Brand - Datalogic

The Datalogic Joya Touch 22 is a retail-focused self-shopping mobile device designed to improve the in-store customer experience, accelerate checkout processes and support modern Scan & Go shopping workflows. It is positioned as a customer-facing self-scanning companion for retailers who want to reduce queues, improve shopping convenience and support digital in-store services. The Joya Touch 22 is not a fixed industrial scanner and not a classic rugged warehouse terminal. It is a handheld Android-based retail device optimized primarily for self-shopping, queue-busting, assisted sales and store operations. It can also support selected manufacturing and logistics workflows such as inventory, picking, packing, shipping, receiving, track & trace and intralogistics, but its strongest value is in retail self-scanning environments. Datalogic positions the Joya Touch 22 as the ultimate self-shopping companion. It is designed for demanding self-scanning applications where customers scan items as they shop, pack products directly into bags and move faster through checkout. This supports shorter queues, smoother customer flow and a more comfortable shopping journey. The device is powered by a Qualcomm SDA660 system-on-chip running at 2.2 GHz. It includes 4 GB RAM and 32 GB flash storage. The operating system is Android 11 with Google Mobile Services and is upgradeable to Android 13. This gives retailers a familiar Android platform for self-shopping, assisted sales and store applications. The Joya Touch 22 has a 4.3-inch full-touch TFT-LCD color display with FWVGA 854 x 480 resolution, 16 million colors and LED backlight. The capacitive multi-touch screen uses Corning Gorilla Glass 3 with air gap. The display size and brightness are suitable for in-store use and customer-facing retail workflows. A key advantage of the Joya Touch 22 is its advanced Megapixel imager. It supports near-field scanning of all standard 1D and 2D codes on printed labels and on screens. This is important for self-shopping, digital coupons, product labels, loyalty workflows and mobile-screen barcode reading. Supported 1D codes include all standard linear symbologies, including GS1 DataBar linear codes. Supported 2D codes include Aztec Code, China Han Xin Code, Data Matrix, MaxiCode, Micro QR Code, QR Code and Dot Code. Postal codes and stacked codes are also supported, including PDF417, MicroPDF417 and GS1 DataBar composite variants. Digimarc Barcode support is available on the red LED illumination model. This should be positioned as a model-dependent capability for retailers that use Digimarc Barcode in packaging or added-value decoding applications. Reading performance includes a 42-degree horizontal and 32-degree vertical field of view. The depth of field on UPC / EAN 13 is listed from 4.5 to 42.0 cm. Maximum resolution is 2.5 mils for 1D linear codes, 6 mils for Data Matrix and 3 mils for PDF417. Minimum print contrast is 25%. Datalogic Green Spot technology provides visual good-read feedback, helping customers and staff understand when an item has been scanned successfully. Reading indicators also include a polyphonic loudspeaker. The Presentation Mode uses the integrated ToF sensor to support automatic reading without holding or manually triggering the device in the same way. This can make the shopping experience more comfortable and frictionless, especially in self-shopping or fixed presentation scenarios. The Joya Touch 22 is available in two form factors. The handheld version resembles a smartphone and is suitable for lightweight self-shopping and store associate use. The pistol-grip version includes a comfortable scan trigger and is better for use cases where frequent scanning is required. Users can switch between form factors, allowing the same platform to support different operational needs. The device can be customized with standard or custom colors. The top case and battery cover on both handheld and pistol-grip models, and the scan trigger on pistol-grip models, are available in various standard or custom colors. This allows retailers to align the device appearance with their brand identity and in-store design. Standard enclosure colors include light grey, dark grey and black. Battery cover colors include blue, red, green, orange, yellow, light grey and black. This customization is especially useful in customer-facing self-shopping projects where device visibility and brand consistency matter. Wireless charging is one of the strongest operational benefits of the Joya Touch 22. By eliminating physical charging contacts on the device and cradle, it reduces downtime caused by damaged pins. Two wireless charging options are available: Fast charging and Standard charging. The Boost Recharge concept helps optimize the number of devices needed per store by enabling quick recharging. The replaceable Li-Ion battery has 3.6 V, 3,300 mAh and 12 Wh capacity. The replaceable battery design supports long-term retail operation and simplifies serviceability compared with sealed-only devices. Wireless connectivity includes Wi-Fi with 2x2 MU-MIMO for higher throughput and coverage. WLAN support includes IEEE 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac and 802.11 d/e/h/i/k/r/v/w/mc, including features for indoor localization. IPv4 and IPv6 are supported. Security options include WPA, WPA2 and WPA3 Personal and Enterprise with multiple 802.1x EAP methods. Bluetooth 5.1 with BR / EDR and Bluetooth Low Energy supports peripherals with lower power consumption. NFC communication is used between the device and cradle. The Joya Touch 22 supports precise indoor location with Quuppa Intelligent Locating System. This can support in-store location-based services, guided shopping, location-based promotions and operational visibility when implemented with the appropriate software ecosystem. Datalogic SoftSpot technology provides a virtual trigger or scan key through the touch display. Physical controls depend on form factor. The handheld version includes a fully programmable home / scan key. The pistol-grip version includes a fully programmable home / scan key and a scan trigger key. A motion trigger is also supported. Sensors include a 3-axis accelerometer, 3-axis gyroscope and ToF sensor for automatic scanning features. Vibration is software programmable, and software-programmable lights are located at the bottom of the battery cover. The image capture function through the scan engine is black and white and supports automatic contrast and brightness, automatic noise removal, exposure controls and illumination controls. The Joya Touch 22 is built for retail durability. It withstands repeated drops from 1.2 m onto steel or concrete according to IEC 60068-2-32 method 1. It is also rated for 1,000 tumbles at 0.5 m at room temperature according to IEC 60068-2-232 method 2. Operating temperature is -10°C to 50°C. The device includes USB-C with High Speed USB 2.0 host and client support. This provides wired connectivity for service, configuration or application-related workflows when needed. Software support includes Datalogic Launcher as a lockdown solution and Datalogic Enterprise Browser as a lockdown browser with JavaScript SDK support. Other software tools include SoftSpot, Wi-Fi Guard and Datalogic Logger. Provisioning and configuration options include Scan2Deploy Studio, Android Zero-Touch, QR Code Enrollment, OEM Config, ProfileManager and Wi-Fi QR Code Generator. Development support includes Datalogic Android SDK, Xamarin SDK, Ionic Cordova SDK, React Native SDK and Datalogic Enterprise Browser JavaScript SDK. The Joya Touch 22 is compatible with major MDM providers, including SOTI MobiControl, VMware AirWatch, Ivanti Avalanche, 42Gears SureMDM and Microsoft Intune. This is important for enterprise retail deployments where centralized device management, security policies and application control are required. The device is backward compatible with all Joya Touch and Memor 1 accessories. This can reduce migration cost for retailers already using previous-generation Datalogic self-shopping devices or related accessories. Datalogic also highlights cooperation with independent software vendors. ISV software can support self-shopping features, enhanced promotions, location-based offers, recipes, shopping lists, payment and product wayfinding, helping retailers create a more complete customer experience. EASEOFCARE service plans are available to protect the investment and support productivity. Datalogic Shield, which provides Android security patches and OS upgrades, is included with EASEOFCARE according to the source. Typical retail applications include self-shopping, queue-busting, assisted sales, store inventory, stock lookup, shelf replenishment, markdowns, markups, online order Click and Collect and access control. Manufacturing and logistics applications include inventory, picking / packing, shipping / receiving, track & trace and intralogistics. Overall, the Datalogic Joya Touch 22 is a dedicated retail self-shopping device for stores that want a branded, customer-friendly Scan & Go platform with reliable 1D / 2D scanning, Android software support, wireless charging and strong accessory compatibility. Its strongest value lies in the two form factors, customizable colors, 4.3-inch touch display, Qualcomm platform, Android with Google Mobile Services, Megapixel imager, Green Spot, Presentation Mode with ToF, wireless charging without exposed contacts, replaceable battery, Wi-Fi with 2x2 MU-MIMO, Bluetooth 5.1, Quuppa indoor location support, MDM compatibility and ISV ecosystem.

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