
Modular Design — 10" Customer Display (Optional Tap on Glass function)
Smart desktop terminal
The counter, considered.
The object
Most tills are designed to be seen from one side. Turn this one round and the back is as considered as the front — one continuous aluminium body, the stand trimmed to hide the cabling, and no seam where a panel was screwed on afterwards.
The operator's side
Fifteen point six inches of full-HD glass behind a bezel thin enough that 81% of the front face is display. Ten points of touch, so a menu with photographs stays a menu.

Drag to turn it
A 15.6-inch till in a machined aluminium body, with the cables gone and a second screen for the person paying. Built to stand on a counter for years and still be the best-looking thing on it.
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The second screen
An optional 10.1-inch display faces the customer: every line as it lands, the total before they pay, and — where the Tap on Glass option is fitted — the tap itself. It connects with one USB cable and needs no assembly.

In service
Aluminium wipes down. The stand hides the cables so the counter stays a counter. Ports for the printer, the drawer and the scale sit where a hand can reach them, not behind the unit.

Figures published by Sunmi for the D3 PRO (model F3510) and subject to change by the manufacturer.

Tell us how your counter actually runs — the queue, the kitchen, the card mix — and we will tell you whether this is the right till, including when it is not.
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