A larger screen is not always the better choice for a price checker. The right size depends on where it will be installed and what customers need to see after scanning.

5-Inch XT802C

The compact option for narrow shelves, pharmacies and small retail stores. It works well when the screen only needs to show the product name, price and a short promotion.

8-Inch XT802D

A practical size for most retail aisles. The larger display gives customers more room to view product details, membership prices or discount information without taking up too much wall space.

10.1-Inch XT802E

Suitable when the terminal is used for more than basic price checking. The extra screen space can support product search, store information and other self-service functions developed in the customer’s Android application.

15.6-Inch XT802F

Designed for locations where the screen also serves as a digital display. It can show larger promotional content while keeping barcode scanning available for customer interaction.

All four models combine an Android terminal, display and barcode reader in one unit. Customers can install their own application and connect the device to their retail system.

The main question is not “Which screen is biggest?” It is “How much information needs to appear after the customer scans?”