On this page
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
Supermarkets need a fast, reliable Windows touch till with ports for scanner, printer, drawer and display. Dual screens are optional.
Key takeaways
- Fast starts and quick searches.
- Enough USB and serial ports for all devices.
- A fanless, sealed body copes with dust.
- A second screen can face the customer.
01Why it matters
A supermarket till is used all day. A weak PC or too few ports slows the queue.
- Fast starts and quick searches.
- Enough USB and serial ports for all devices.
- A fanless, sealed body copes with dust.
- A second screen can face the customer.
02What to check before you buy
| Check | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Processor and RAM | Enough for your software |
| Ports | USB, serial, LAN and cash drawer |
| Screen | 15 inch capacitive touch is common |
| Dual display | Optional customer-facing screen |
| Warranty | Commercial warranty and spares |
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
Pitch the supermarket a quote per till including scanner, printer, drawer and a UPS. Explain the cost of a slow till in lost customers.
05Get a quote
06Frequently asked questions
Windows or Android for a supermarket?
Windows when your software needs it; Android for simple setups.
Do I need dual screens?
Not required; useful for customer trust.
How many tills do I need?
Count peak-hour customers and average scan time.
