The DuraSled DS860 for Apple is Socket Mobile's professional sled scanner for reading barcodes and travel documents from an iPhone. CX4399-3539 is the black Sled Scanner Only configuration for iPhone 17e and iPhone 16e, with no charging dock. It suits teams that already run DuraSled charging infrastructure, or users who charge by cable. The manufacturer's cable package lists the data reader, wrist strap, charging cable and Get Started Guide. The iPhone and power adapter are not included. The DS860 reads the full 1D and 2D symbology set plus OCR-A and OCR-B by default. It also supports MICR E13B, passport MRZ, postal codes and DotCode. Its 1280 x 960 pixel imager decodes from 4.1 to 91.7 cm depending on barcode size and media. For example, 20 mil Code 39 reads to 91.7 cm, 15 mil Code 128 to 70.6 cm and 20 mil QR to 44.5 cm. It reads printed and on-screen codes omnidirectionally in light from 0 to 100,000 lux. The rubber sled is rated for 2,500 tumbles at 1 m onto a metal plate and operates from 0 to 45 °C. The field-replaceable 700 mAh lithium-polymer battery delivers 10,000 scans within 11 hours at one scan every 4 seconds, with 25 hours of standby, and charges in 8 hours. The scanner pairs over Class 2 Bluetooth 2.1 + EDR with a range of up to 10 m. It supports HID, SPP and the default iOS Application Mode. Square and Shopify support it natively, and CaptureSDK 2.0.29 or higher integrates it into native and web apps. DuraSled core components and charging infrastructure stay the same across iPhone models. The DS860 is designed and assembled in Fremont, CA, and includes a 1-year warranty.