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.