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The Final Touch mobile terminal, its screen showing a $99.00 payment prompt above the card slot

Final Touch

Mobile terminal with a built-in printer

The whole counter, carried to the table.

$498.59In stock

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The terminal, and the parts that keep it on the floor through a shift.

A customer paying by phone against a handheld terminal held out to them on a marina dock
A hand slipping the terminal into a jeans pocket on a street corner, the amount lit on its screen
The terminal standing on a stainless kitchen pass with an order on its screen, a chef working at the range behind it
The terminal held in one hand scanning the barcode on a plaster bust held in the other, the item and its price on the screen, in a gallery of sculpture
A server holding the terminal out across a restaurant table to a seated customer, the screen showing an amount to pay
A hand tearing a printed receipt from the terminal on a café counter

A quad-core processor, running at 1.3 gigahertz.

ARM Cortex-A7 a 32-bit RISC design, four cores of it, clocked at 1.3 GHz.

Processor specification, as listed in the product catalog
ProcessorARM Cortex-A7
Clock1.3 GHz
Memory16GB flash & 2GB RAM

Capabilities

More than a card reader.

  • One device, not four

    Payments and the apps beside them — a register, stock, an order history — on the same screen, so the counter is wherever the device is.

  • It prints where it stands

    A 40mm roll under the lid. The receipt is handed over at the table, on the floor or at the door, without a walk back to the till.

  • Quad-core, 1.3 gigahertz

    An ARM Cortex-A7 running Android 9 or 10 — the till, the card and the printer at once, without the queue noticing.

  • A camera, and a scanner if you need one

    A rear camera for the codes a phone shows you, and an optional barcode scanner for stock that carries a label.

One device, four jobs.

The Final Touch mobile terminal, its screen showing a $99.00 payment prompt above the card slot
  • The roof reads the card

    Contactless payments at 13.56 MHz — the band a card or a phone taps on.

  • Paper comes off the top

    An integrated printer behind the lid: 57mm-wide paper on a 40mm roll, at up to 100mm a second. The receipt leaves at the same edge the card was tapped on.

  • A 5.5" screen, held in one hand

    1280 by 720, capacitive — large enough to show the amount at arm's length across a table, and to be the thing a customer reads rather than something the staff member has to turn round and narrate.

  • Chip and stripe as well

    A card that is not tapped is still taken: the terminal reads chip cards and magnetic stripes, so nothing has to be handed back.

A food-truck vendor holding a card terminal out of the serving hatch while a cyclist pays with a phone

A mobile terminal stops being mobile the moment it needs a wall. Final Touch is built to run a whole trading day on one charge — a stall from setup to teardown, a dining room through two sittings, a hatch that opens before the queue does and stays open after it thins.

And when the day runs long, the spare clips out by hand. No screwdriver, no cable, no waiting for the till to come back.

Adyen S1F2 tech specs

Device dimensions
200 mm L x 78 mm W x 56 mm H / 7.9" L x 3.1" W x 2.2" H
Printer Availability
Yes
User interface
5.5" Touch display
Paper roll size
40mm
Speaker & audio jack
Audio speaker, audio jack
Power Supply (PSU)
Included
Weight
495g / 1.09 lbs
Battery
5840mAh (21.3Wh), replaceable
Processor
Quad-core, 1.3 GHz, ARM Cortex-A7 32-bit RISC processor
Memory
16GB flash & 2GB RAM
Operating System
Android 9.0 and Android 10
Camera / Barcode scanner
Camera & optional barcode scanner
PCI Validity
PCI PTS 6
Point-to-Point Encryption (P2PE)
Available starting firmware version 1.117