Kolibri - KTP-1000 Cash Handling Printer

In just a few minutes, turn an iPad into an easy-to-use, professional point of sale with built-in payments and none of the clutter of extra cables and card readers. Manage your entire business from one place — no manuals, service visits, or training required. Then, keep your lines moving with an intuitive checkout that guides your customers through order confirmation and payment. Accept all major credit and debit cards and pay one simple rate with no hidden fees and no long-term contracts required. iPad sold separately.

Are you annoyed when it comes to keeping your cash and coins organized? The VEVOR mini cash register will help you organize them efficiently. You can use the cash drawer for a long time due to its premium steel board and ABS plastic. It comes with 5 bill trays and 8 adjustable coin trays, which could keep your cash or coins orderly. There are 3 convenient and secure ways to open the register. It also supports other electronic devices, like receipt printers. It is especially suitable for supermarkets, restaurants, and bars. Stop fumbling through cash piles and running the risk of losing or misplacing money. Get yourself or your business a premium cash drawer.

Square Register is a complete point-of-sale system built for busy counters. With dual responsive touchscreens — one for you and one for your customers — it delivers fast, reliable checkout and a smooth, connected experience on both sides of the counter. Advanced POS software is built in to handle everything from sales and inventory to customer management, while powerful processing and stronger wireless connectivity keep you running through every rush. Accept all major cards at one simple rate, get your funds as soon as the next business day, and keep selling even when you’re offline. Designed with IP54-rated durability, Square Register stands up to spills, dust, and daily wear. It’s built to work hard, day after day. Square’s hardware is only approved for use in the country for which it is intended. For example, hardware sold or intended for sale in the United States is not approved for use in Australia, Canada, Japan, or the United Kingdom.