SUNMI D3 Táctil Android

The Sunmi D3 family (often marketed as Sunmi D3 Stand or similar models) is a line of all-in-one Android-based POS terminals that include:

• A touchscreen display (typically ~15.6″ HD IPS)

• A built-in 80 mm thermal receipt printer with auto cutter

• Standard POS connectivity and peripheral ports

• Android OS for versatile app support

These units are best suited for point-of-sale environments (retail, cafés, restaurants, kiosks) where the printer and terminal are combined into one device.

Printer Capabilities

• Thermal printing (no ink/toner required) with an 80 mm paper width — good for standard, wide receipts.

• Fast print speed: up to ~250 mm/s (on 80 mm variants).

• Auto cutter included for clean receipt separation.

• Print life: around 150 km paper feed lifespan (a typical spec for integrated thermal print engines).

• Paper roll support: generally up to ~60 mm diameter rolls.

Note: These specs reflect the 80 mm built-in version of the D3 hardware — they’re not standalone printers but part of an Android POS system.

Device & POS Features

Beyond printing, the Sunmi D3 80 mm devices include:

• Android OS (Sunmi OS customized) — often Android 13 or newer.

• Processor: Qualcomm hexa-core (suitable for smooth POS operation).

• Memory: ~3 GB RAM + 32 GB ROM (some variants with larger memory).

• Display: 15.6″ touchscreen with multi-touch support.

• Secondary customer display: ~4″ screen on the 80 mm version.

• Connectivity: Wi-Fi (2.4 + 5 GHz), Bluetooth (various versions)

• Ports: USB-A, RJ11/RJ12 (cash drawer), RJ45 Ethernet, audio,

• Scanner & card support: No

Typical Uses

Sunmi D3 80 mm terminals are ideal if you want:

✔ A single device for POS checkout, printing, and customer display
✔ A robust Android POS environment that can run modern POS apps
✔ A larger receipt size suitable for restaurants, retail receipts, kitchen tickets, and more

They’re often used in places like:

• Retail stores & convenience shops

• Cafés and restaurants

• Quick-service and food courts

• Ticketing counters and service desks

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Integrated system — no separate printer + terminal to install

• Fast 80 mm thermal printing with auto cutter

• Android OS supports many apps and integrations

• Flexible connectivity and peripheral support

Cons

• More expensive than a basic dedicated receipt printer (because it’s a whole POS)

• Printer is not removable independently — you get what’s integrated

• Battery support may vary (often mains-powered only on 80 mm versions)