Two screens, one counter
Your screen faces you, the customer's faces them. They see the order building and where to tap, which cuts the number of disputes at the counter to almost nothing.
The full counter till. Twin screens so the customer sees their order as it is rung up, with the software built in rather than running on an iPad you supply.

Your screen faces you, the customer's faces them. They see the order building and where to tap, which cuts the number of disputes at the counter to almost nothing.
The software is built in. No iPad to buy, insure or replace when it stops getting updates, and no tablet walking off at the end of a shift.
The second generation runs to 2.7GHz with 8GB of memory, which in practice means it does not slow down at seven when the queue is out of the door.
Offline mode keeps taking card payments and uploads when the connection returns.
It is more till than a lot of businesses need. If you sell a short list of things at one counter and your prices rarely change, a Terminal and a good routine will serve you better and cost less. We have talked people out of this one.
No, and that is a real saving. Everything is built into the unit.
If you want the customer-facing screen, or you would rather not own and replace an iPad, yes. If you already have an iPad and the counter is quiet, a Stand is the sensible answer.
That is what the second generation is built for. The processing and memory are well beyond what a counter till needs, which is the point.
Tell us how you trade and we will tell you which of these we would actually fit, even if it is the cheaper one.
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