Getac rugged tablets and laptops

Getac makes rugged tablets and laptops. This page shows which of them are in the RobustBook range and sorts them by form factor: tablets first, then laptops, then the models for potentially explosive atmospheres. If you are looking for a specific model, such as the Getac S410, F110, X600, V110 or B360, you will find it in the tables and in the section on the individual series.

All values come from the datasheets on robustbook.bitblade.io. Where a value is missing there, it is missing here too. We do not give prices on this page; you can request a quote through the contact page. The selection sections help you decide which form factor, IP rating and standard your use requires.

Getac tablets: 10 models

The tablet displays measure between 8 and 14 inches. The lightest are the ZX80 and the ZX80W at 590 g each; the heaviest is the A140 at 2.3 kg. 6 of the 10 tablets have IP66, 2 have IP65 and 2 (ZX80 and ZX80W) have IP67.

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Getac laptops: 9 models

The laptop displays measure between 11.6 and 15.6 inches. The V120 weighs 2.1 kg, the V110 G7 approx. 2.1 kg according to its datasheet. The heaviest are the X500 at approx. 5.2 kg and the two X600 models at 4.41 kg. Only the S410 G5 and S510 have IP53; all other laptops have IP65 or IP66. The datasheet gives no weight for the X500 Server, so the table says «not stated».

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Weights are shown as the datasheet states them. For several models the weight depends on configuration and accessories; for the UX10 the value applies without the keyboard dock.

Getac with explosion protection: 6 models

Six Getac tablets are designed for potentially explosive atmospheres. The F110-EX, K120-EX, UX10-EX and ZX80-EX state in their datasheets a certification to ATEX/IECEx for Zone 2/22, that is, for gas and dust. For the T800 EX ATEX the product page also gives Zones 2/22. The ATEX EX80 states ATEX/IECEx Zone 0/20 and UL913 Class I/II Division 1.

The operator of the plant decides which zone applies at your site, not the device. How the zones are divided and how to read the marking is explained in the article ATEX and Ex protection: when a device must be zone-certified. The Ex versions are separate devices: the F110-EX is not the F110 G7, the K120-EX is not the K120 and the UX10-EX is not the UX10. The K120-EX and UX10-EX have a narrower temperature range (-21 °C to 55 °C instead of -29 °C to 63 °C).

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Getac S410, F110, X600, V110 and B360

The Getac S410 G5 is a laptop with a display of 14 inches, IP53 and MIL-STD-810H. The datasheet gives 2.38 kg. Apart from the S510, no other laptop on this page has IP53. What changed from the S410 G4 to the G5 is covered in the article Getac S410 G4 or G5: what changes between the generations.

The Getac F110 G7 is a tablet with a display of 11.6 inches, IP66, MIL-STD-810H and MIL-STD-461G at 1.49 kg. The differences from the previous generation are described in the article Getac F110 G6 or G7: what changes between the generations. The Getac F110-EX with explosion protection is a separate device and weighs 1.68 kg.

The Getac X600 is a laptop with a display of 15.6 inches, IP66 and 4.41 kg. According to its datasheet the Getac X600 Server has an Intel Xeon W-11865MRE vPro; its weight also starts at 4.41 kg. Both have MIL-STD-810H and MIL-STD-461G.

The Getac V110 G7 is a convertible laptop with a display of 11.6 inches, IP65, MIL-STD-810H and MIL-STD-461G. The datasheet gives the weight as approx. 2.1 kg.

The Getac B360G3 is a laptop with a display of 13.3 inches, IP66, MIL-STD-810H and MIL-STD-461G. It weighs 2.32 kg, and the datasheet gives the brightness as 1400 nits.

Getac as a manufacturer

Getac states on its website that it was founded in 1989 as a joint venture between General Electric Aerospace and the MiTAC-Synnex group. On its contact page Getac lists its Global Head Office at an address in Taipei, Taiwan. Further offices listed there include Germany, France, Italy, the United Kingdom and the USA. Together with 24 service partners, Getac says it covers more than 100 countries.

Sources: getac.com, About us, getac.com, Contact and corporate.getac.com, retrieved on 26 October 2026. These pages say nothing about the current ownership structure, so we do not state it. The article Toughbook Alternatives: Getac vs Durabook Compared compares Getac and Durabook.

Tablet or laptop: which form factor suits your work

The tablets on this page weigh between 590 g and 2.3 kg, the laptops between 2.1 kg and approx. 5.2 kg. A tablet suits you if you capture data on the move and often hold the device in your hand. A laptop with a keyboard is the better choice for long entries, specialist software and evaluations on site. The Getac V110 G7 sits in between: it is a convertible with a display of 11.6 inches. For laptops, the article Semi-rugged or fully rugged: when semi-rugged is enough also helps; it compares semi-rugged and fully rugged devices by datasheet values.

IP rating: IP53, IP65, IP66 or IP67

Of the 25 Getac models, 2 have IP53, 6 IP65, 13 IP66 and 4 IP67. IP53 protects against dust in harmful quantities and against spray water, IP65 is dust-tight and protected against water jets, IP66 against powerful water jets, and IP67 withstands temporary immersion. For occasional rain, IP53 is usually enough. If the device is hosed down, choose IP66; if it may fall into water, it needs IP67. The articles IP53 in detail: spray water, dust protection and laptops and IP66 in detail: water jets, test conditions and devices explain the tests, and The Different IP Protection Classes gives the overview.

MIL-STD-810H and MIL-STD-461G in the datasheets

22 of the 25 models state MIL-STD-810H; three (X500, T800 EX ATEX and ATEX EX80) state the older edition MIL-STD-810G. This standard tests shock, vibration and climate. In addition, 14 models state MIL-STD-461G, the test for electromagnetic compatibility. If you require MIL-STD-461G, for example in a tender, check the models without this entry first: ZX10 G2, ZX80, ZX80W, S410 G5, S510, ATEX EX80, F110-EX, K120-EX, T800 EX ATEX, UX10-EX and ZX80-EX. The article MIL-STD-461F and 461G: EMC testing of rugged devices explains what the standard demands; MIL-STD-810 Laptops and Tablets describes the 810 tests.

Clarify configuration, battery and accessories

For 22 of the 25 models the product page has a configurator for processor, memory, battery and interfaces. X500, X500 Server and ATEX EX80 have none: there is no manufacturer datasheet for these 3 models. Several models have two swappable batteries, for example the Getac A140 and the Getac X600 with hot swap. Before ordering, check whether you need a dock, vehicle mount or charger; the accessories are listed per model in the datasheet.

Frequently asked questions

Which Getac models does RobustBook carry?

Currently 25 models: 10 tablets, 9 laptops and 6 devices with explosion protection. They include the S410, F110, X600, V110 and B360 series. All models are linked in the tables on this page.

What IP rating do Getac devices have?

It depends on the model. 2 laptops have IP53 (S410 G5 and S510), 6 models IP65 and 13 models IP66. 4 models have IP67: ZX80, ZX80W, ZX80-EX and ATEX EX80. The rating of each device is in the tables on this page.

Are there Getac devices for potentially explosive atmospheres?

Yes, 6 models: F110-EX, K120-EX, T800 EX ATEX, UX10-EX, ZX80-EX and ATEX EX80. Five of them state Zone 2/22, the ATEX EX80 states Zone 0/20. Which zone you need depends on your site. More in the article ATEX and Ex protection: when a device must be zone-certified.

How do I get a quote for a Getac device?

Through the contact page. Tell us the model, quantity and use; we will discuss the configuration with you. This page deliberately shows no prices.

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