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OA-80
OAWELL
15.6-Inch Capacitive Touch LCD
Intel Core i3,i5,i6,i7 Industrial Motherboard
8-128GB,16-256GB
11.6" ,13.3",15.6" Second Screen
LAN,WiFi,NFC Reader(Optional)
Aluminum Alloy Body and Base
In full-service restaurants, order errors (e.g., wrong menu items or dietary restrictions) damage customer trust. The OA-80’s 15.6-inch capacitive touch LCD (1366×768 FHD) features responsive touch technology—even staff wearing gloves can input orders quickly and accurately. The optional 11.6”/13.3” secondary screen adds transparency: customers can review their order (e.g., “Grilled Salmon, no butter”) and view promotions (e.g., “Dessert of the Day: 20% Off”) before confirming, reducing mistakes.
Fast-food kitchens are chaotic: spills, constant movement, and high temperatures are common. The OA-80’s aluminum alloy body resists oil and liquid spills (easy to wipe clean with a damp cloth) and withstands bumps from carts or staff. Its passive cooling system (no noisy fans) also keeps the kitchen quiet, ensuring staff can communicate clearly during peak hours.
Cafés and bakeries often have limited counter space, and the OA-80’s slim aluminum design fits neatly next to espresso machines or display cases. WiFi and Bluetooth support let staff connect to mobile payment devices (e.g., card readers or QR code scanners) for contactless transactions—perfect for customers seeking quick, hygienic checkout (a top priority post-pandemic).
Unlike plastic POS systems that crack, warp, or fade over time, the OA-80’s aluminum alloy body and base offer superior durability. It can withstand daily wear (e.g., staff placing trays on top) and lasts 3-5 years longer than plastic alternatives—ideal for restaurants looking to reduce equipment replacement costs.
Restaurant staff often work 8+ hour shifts, and poorly positioned screens cause neck and back strain. The OA-80’s screen supports height and tilt adjustment, letting staff set it to a comfortable angle (e.g., tilted slightly downward for standing use or flat for seated input). The 16:9 aspect ratio also ensures menu items, order details, and payment icons are easy to read—even in dimly lit dining areas.
Restaurants use diverse POS software: full-service spots may prefer feature-rich tools like Toast or Square (optimized for Windows), while small cafés may opt for lightweight Android apps. The OA-80 supports both Windows 10/11 Pro (64-bit) and Android, letting businesses choose the OS that best fits their workflow—no need to switch software to match the hardware.
The OA-80 is equipped with an Intel Core-8250U (up to 3.40GHz) or 8365U CPU, paired with 8GB/16GB RAM and 128GB/256GB SSD. This configuration handles simultaneous tasks with ease: inputting orders, syncing inventory (e.g., marking “out of fries”), and processing payments—no lag, even during the busiest hours.
Restaurants rely on multiple peripherals, and the OA-80 has ports for all of them: 5×USB2.0 (for cash drawers or barcode scanners), 4×USB3.0 (for high-speed devices like kitchen printers), and 4×COM pins (2×standard) for legacy equipment (e.g., old-style card readers). Built-in LAN and WiFi also enable real-time sync with back-office systems—so managers can track sales or inventory from a separate computer.
For restaurant chains or franchises, brand consistency is key. OAWELL offers OEM/ODM services: custom colors (white or black, with optional accent colors), logo printing on the POS body, or pre-installed software with brand-specific settings (e.g., a coffee chain’s menu pre-loaded into the system).
The OA-80 comes with a 12-month warranty covering all hardware defects. If an issue arises, OAWELL’s Guangzhou factory ships replacement parts (e.g., touchscreens or power adapters) within 48 hours to minimize downtime—critical for restaurants, where POS outages mean lost sales.
For businesses that resell OAWELL products, the brand offers market protection: exclusive regional distribution rights to prevent price undercutting. This ensures resellers maintain competitive margins and build long-term trust with their customers.
In full-service restaurants, order errors (e.g., wrong menu items or dietary restrictions) damage customer trust. The OA-80’s 15.6-inch capacitive touch LCD (1366×768 FHD) features responsive touch technology—even staff wearing gloves can input orders quickly and accurately. The optional 11.6”/13.3” secondary screen adds transparency: customers can review their order (e.g., “Grilled Salmon, no butter”) and view promotions (e.g., “Dessert of the Day: 20% Off”) before confirming, reducing mistakes.
Fast-food kitchens are chaotic: spills, constant movement, and high temperatures are common. The OA-80’s aluminum alloy body resists oil and liquid spills (easy to wipe clean with a damp cloth) and withstands bumps from carts or staff. Its passive cooling system (no noisy fans) also keeps the kitchen quiet, ensuring staff can communicate clearly during peak hours.
Cafés and bakeries often have limited counter space, and the OA-80’s slim aluminum design fits neatly next to espresso machines or display cases. WiFi and Bluetooth support let staff connect to mobile payment devices (e.g., card readers or QR code scanners) for contactless transactions—perfect for customers seeking quick, hygienic checkout (a top priority post-pandemic).
Unlike plastic POS systems that crack, warp, or fade over time, the OA-80’s aluminum alloy body and base offer superior durability. It can withstand daily wear (e.g., staff placing trays on top) and lasts 3-5 years longer than plastic alternatives—ideal for restaurants looking to reduce equipment replacement costs.
Restaurant staff often work 8+ hour shifts, and poorly positioned screens cause neck and back strain. The OA-80’s screen supports height and tilt adjustment, letting staff set it to a comfortable angle (e.g., tilted slightly downward for standing use or flat for seated input). The 16:9 aspect ratio also ensures menu items, order details, and payment icons are easy to read—even in dimly lit dining areas.
Restaurants use diverse POS software: full-service spots may prefer feature-rich tools like Toast or Square (optimized for Windows), while small cafés may opt for lightweight Android apps. The OA-80 supports both Windows 10/11 Pro (64-bit) and Android, letting businesses choose the OS that best fits their workflow—no need to switch software to match the hardware.
The OA-80 is equipped with an Intel Core-8250U (up to 3.40GHz) or 8365U CPU, paired with 8GB/16GB RAM and 128GB/256GB SSD. This configuration handles simultaneous tasks with ease: inputting orders, syncing inventory (e.g., marking “out of fries”), and processing payments—no lag, even during the busiest hours.
Restaurants rely on multiple peripherals, and the OA-80 has ports for all of them: 5×USB2.0 (for cash drawers or barcode scanners), 4×USB3.0 (for high-speed devices like kitchen printers), and 4×COM pins (2×standard) for legacy equipment (e.g., old-style card readers). Built-in LAN and WiFi also enable real-time sync with back-office systems—so managers can track sales or inventory from a separate computer.
For restaurant chains or franchises, brand consistency is key. OAWELL offers OEM/ODM services: custom colors (white or black, with optional accent colors), logo printing on the POS body, or pre-installed software with brand-specific settings (e.g., a coffee chain’s menu pre-loaded into the system).
The OA-80 comes with a 12-month warranty covering all hardware defects. If an issue arises, OAWELL’s Guangzhou factory ships replacement parts (e.g., touchscreens or power adapters) within 48 hours to minimize downtime—critical for restaurants, where POS outages mean lost sales.
For businesses that resell OAWELL products, the brand offers market protection: exclusive regional distribution rights to prevent price undercutting. This ensures resellers maintain competitive margins and build long-term trust with their customers.
