The Dejavoo Z11 is a Linux countertop payment terminal for businesses that take payments at a fixed checkout. It combines a small touchscreen with card acceptance and receipt printing. However, the processor, payment application, and merchant setup determine which features your business can use.
Dejavoo Z11 at a glance
Dejavoo’s official Z11 page lists these core specifications:
- Screen: 3.5-inch color touchscreen.
- Payments: EMV chip, magnetic stripe, and NFC contactless; supported wallets depend on the setup.
- Printer: Integrated receipt printer.
- Network: Ethernet and 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi.
- Size: About 7.5 × 3 × 3 inches and 0.77 lb.
The manufacturer notes that specifications can change. Therefore, confirm the current model and features with your provider before ordering.
Where it may fit
The Z11 may suit retail counters, cafés, quick-service restaurants, salons, and repair shops that need a dedicated payment device. For example, its integrated printer can handle basic receipts without a separate receipt printer. Meanwhile, Ethernet and Wi-Fi give the provider two network options to configure.
However, the Z11 is a payment terminal, not automatically a complete POS system. If your staff need detailed inventory, table service, or mobile checkout, confirm the required software and compatible equipment first.
Four checks before you buy
- Processor support: Ask whether your provider supports this exact Z11 model, payment methods, and merchant account. For broader selection guidance, read this payment processor guide.
- POS integration: Confirm how the terminal connects to your POS and what tools your software includes. This guide to modern POS systems for Florida businesses can help you map features to your workflow.
- Total cost: Compare hardware, processing, software, support, accessories, and contract terms. Use these questions to ask a POS provider before signing.
- Network and service: Test Ethernet or 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi where you take payments. Also ask who handles setup, outages, repairs, and replacements.
In addition to terminals, providers may offer other merchant services. For example, The Direct Processors’ services section lists POS, gateway integration, recurring billing, invoicing, electronic checking, and a QuickBooks plug-in. Confirm current availability and terms with any provider.
Choose the Z11 only after its payment features, software connections, support, and total cost match your checkout. A compact terminal helps most when it fits the way your staff actually take payments.