Smartphones

Smartphones for personal and professional use, with Samsung Galaxy models from the A, S and foldable Z series, plus Google and Apple references. 4G and 5G devices with different memory capacities to equip employees and teams.
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Smartphones for business and daily use

The collection brings together mobile phones from several ranges, with Samsung Galaxy predominating: the A series (A16, A17, A18, A27 and A36) for everyday use, the S series (S25, S25 Edge, S26 FE and S26 Ultra) for those who want more power and a more complete camera, and the foldable Galaxy Z Flip8 and Z Fold8. Google and Apple devices are also included.

The models come in configurations of 4, 6, 8 or 12 GB of RAM and 128, 256 or 512 GB of storage, in several colors and in 4G and 5G versions. Some references carry the Enterprise Edition designation, designed for the business world.

What to consider when choosing a phone

  • Intended use: calls, messaging and corporate email demand less than photography, working with documents or field management apps.
  • Memory and storage: 4 GB of RAM and 128 GB cover basic tasks; with 8 GB or more and 256 GB you can handle several apps, files and photos with ease.
  • Network: 5G brings more speed and future-proofing; 4G may be enough for simple use. Also check whether you need dual SIM or eSIM.
  • Battery and screen: look for battery life that lasts a full day and a bright screen if you work outdoors.
  • Software and management: look at the Android version, security updates and compatibility with mobile device management (MDM) if you are equipping an entire workforce.
  • Accessories: compatible cases, screen protectors and chargers extend the life of the phone.

Professional use of the phone

Sales reps, field technicians, delivery teams, hospitality and healthcare staff use the smartphone for email, management apps, signing delivery notes or scanning codes with the camera. For environments with impacts, dust or continuous scanning in a warehouse, a rugged PDA is usually more suitable.

Frequently asked questions

What does 6/128 GB in the name mean?

That the phone has 6 GB of RAM and 128 GB of internal storage.

What is the difference between 4G and 5G?

5G offers more speed and lower latency where there is coverage. 4G is still enough for calls, email and browsing.

Can a smartphone scan barcodes?

Yes, with an app and the camera. For intensive use, a scanner or a PDA with a dedicated scan engine is a better fit.

How much memory do I need for work?

For email, messaging and light apps, 4 or 6 GB and 128 GB. For many apps or photos, 8 GB and 256 GB.