Both the Dejavoo QD2 and the PAX A920 Pro are solid choices — here’s how they stack up side by side, then a plain verdict. Either one is provided and set up at $0 to get started on a zero-cost program.
| DejavooDejavoo QD2 | PAXPAX A920 Pro | |
|---|---|---|
| Type | Android smart terminal | Android handheld POS |
| Display | 5.5″ touchscreen (720×1280) | 5.5″ HD touchscreen |
| Operating system | Android | Android |
| Payments | Tap, chip & swipe (NFC / EMV) | Tap, chip & swipe (NFC / EMV) |
| Printer | Built-in thermal (58mm) | Built-in high-speed thermal |
| Scanner | 5MP camera (barcode / QR) | Infrared barcode + 5MP camera |
| Battery | Rechargeable | 5150mAh rechargeable |
| Connectivity | Wi-Fi, 4G & Bluetooth | Wi-Fi, 4G & Bluetooth |
| Cost | $0 up front · terms at your free review | $0 up front · terms at your free review |
Choose the Dejavoo QD2 if you want a sleek wireless android smart terminal with a 5.5″ touchscreen, built-in printer, and 4g. Choose the PAX A920 Pro if you want the upgraded a920 — a larger 5.5″ screen, faster processor, and a real barcode scanner. Not sure? I’ll tell you straight which fits your counter on a free review.
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Neither is universally better — it depends on your business. The Dejavoo QD2 suits a sleek wireless android smart terminal with a 5.5″ touchscreen, built-in printer, and 4g; the PAX A920 Pro suits the upgraded a920 — a larger 5.5″ screen, faster processor, and a real barcode scanner.
Both are provided at no up-front equipment cost; simple monthly terms are confirmed on your free review, and processing savings can help cover them.
Yes — both can run on a compliant dual-pricing or surcharge program.
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