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01. Why it matters02. What to check before you buy03. Available now at Qyvea04. How to put it to a client05. Get a quote06. FAQ
An Android POS terminal with a built-in printer and scanner is a till in one box. It suits small shops, kiosks and mobile sellers.
Key takeaways
- One box to buy, power and carry.
- Prints receipts and scans codes.
- Runs on battery for power cuts and mobile selling.
- Apps for sales, stock and reports.
01Why it matters
A small shop does not need five boxes. An all-in-one terminal gives screen, printer, scanner and payments in one unit.
- One box to buy, power and carry.
- Prints receipts and scans codes.
- Runs on battery for power cuts and mobile selling.
- Apps for sales, stock and reports.
02What to check before you buy
| Check | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Screen size | 5 to 15 inches depending on use |
| Printer width | 58mm is common on handhelds, 80mm on desktops |
| Scanner | Built-in 2D scanner saves a purchase |
| Software | Check the POS app you will run |
| Connectivity | Wi-Fi and 4G for cloud sync |
03Available now at Qyvea
These are real products from the Qyvea store with live prices. Delivery is across Kenya, free in Nairobi on orders over KES 5,000.
04How to put it to a client
Offer all-in-one terminals to shops with one or two counters, delivery riders and event sellers. For supermarkets, pitch a desktop Windows till instead.
05Get a quote
06Frequently asked questions
Can it do M-Pesa?
The software handles payments; the hardware supports it.
Is it good for a restaurant?
Handheld models suit table-side ordering.
How long does the battery last?
A full day for most; check the model.
