In today's digital world, your customers have a wide variety of options when it comes to purchasing goods and services: contactless cards, Apple Pay and Google Pay via cell phone, third-party online payment providers.

What's more, people like using digital payment options. A recent study by Master card found that 50% of consumers globally prefer these new kinds of payments over cash. With greater flexibility in your point of sale system you can speed up transactions and improve customer satisfaction.

Therefore, it makes sense that any modern business should offer the payment options its customers wants to use. No one wants to cancel a sale because a customer has to run to an ATM to withdrawal cash. Chances are, they're not coming back.

These new digital payment-processing technologies can also be leveraged by businesses to better understand customer spending habits, manage inventories of all sizes, and offer practical services like on-floor payment processing and price checking.

A modern POS system ties all this together and can do wonders for your front-end and back-end operations. But which is the right one for your business? Let's start by looking at some of hot selling products about POS and ePOS systems.

BVS-SW156T1 15.6 Inch Single Screen POS

Features:

1. Windows based or Linux OS available
2. 15.6inch HD screen, 1366*768 or 1920*1080 resolution, 16:9 wide screen
3. CPU: Intel Celeron J1900, Intel Core i5 optional
4. ABS housing, elegant and light design, nonassignablegloss white and gloss black color available
5. Built in speaker, , I/O LAN, COM,USB, HDMI etc.
6. You can customize your LOGO, mould, packaging etc.

BVS-SW156T2 15.6 Inch Double Screen POS

Features:

1. Windows based or Linux OS available
2. 15.6 inch as main screen, second display 12.5 inch or 15.6 inch can be selected
3. CPU: Intel Celeron J1900, Intel Core i5 optional
4. ABS housing, elegant and light design, nonassignablegloss white and gloss black color available
5. Built in speaker, , I/O LAN, COM,USB, HDMI etc.

POS stands for 'point of sale', and simply refers to the place in a store or restaurant where a financial transaction takes place. In the past, this has almost always meant the cash register, which often remains a prominent part of a modern POS system (it just doesn't have to).