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SUNMI Unveils Cutting-Edge V3 Series at EuroCIS 2025

From February 18 to 20, 2025, SUNMI, a leading provider of smart retail solutions, rolled out its latest Android flagship products in Düsseldorf, Germany, during the EuroCIS 2025 event. This marked the global debut of the V3 series, showcasing what SUNMI describes as the most popular mobile Android device worldwide, as noted in a Nielsen report from 2023.

A Game Changer in Retail Technology

The V3 series stands out with its sleek design measuring just 16.7 mm, a vivid 6.75-inch high-definition display, and powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon processor boasting eight cores at 2.4 GHz. One of the standout features is its Hyper-WiFi technology that enhances connectivity options. Additionally, the integrated eSIM card facilitates global roaming capabilities, and features such as SoftPOS enable contactless payment systems. The devices also include laser barcode scanning, fingerprint recognition, and support for various attachments, including a 50 mm high-capacity printer and dual print modules, making them highly versatile for different applications from QR code ordering in restaurants to retail management and online ordering.

By integrating superior software with hardware, the SUNMI V3 series redefines mobile professional terminals, offering 'multi-functional versatility' that empowers merchants globally to enhance operational efficiency and embark on a new era of smart commerce.

After its January showcase at the NRF, the V3 made its European debut with an updated commercial experience. The SUNMI booth attracted participants with its diverse array of products, including several size options for the Commercial PAD, a modular and flexible design of the FLEX 3, and the high-end retail companion T3. The P3 series seamlessly integrates ordering and payment processes, while the innovative L3 expanded application scenarios, impressing numerous visitors with its introduced innovations.

Embracing Digital Transformation

During EuroCIS, SUNMI also engaged with various European ecosystem partners for numerous collaborative sharing sessions. For instance, Lundi Matin from France presented groundbreaking solutions developed in conjunction with SUNMI aimed at the retail and service sectors. Partners like Octobox from Germany discussed trends in payment localization across Europe and their partnership with SUNMI. SmartStore AG highlighted a marketing integration solution built with SUNMI’s third-generation products, while the Dutch fintech company STP showcased an end-to-end payment security solution compliant with local regulations. Speedy Kasse demonstrated how to incorporate SUNMI's smart payment scales to digitize German supermarkets, and organizations including NEXI and Hanseatic POS shared insights on global and European payment trends.

Paving the Way for a Smart and Green Future

Adhering strictly to the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and local data-sensitive regulations, SUNMI has established local cloud platforms in Europe and North America to manage local devices efficiently. This not only guarantees increased security and trust for local customers but also creates a secured digital foundation that complies with EU standards. The management of local devices within the cloud supports the establishment of a safe, secure environment tailored to European customer needs.

Moreover, SUNMI's new dual-system smart terminal - SUNMI SUPER Solution - allows seamless switching between Android and Windows systems on the same device, significantly reducing deployment and hardware costs. The energy-efficient ARM architecture contributes to better energy efficacy, aligning with sustainability principles and promoting ecological transformation in the European retail sector.

The third-generation Android flagship devices from SUNMI promise multi-platform software compatibility that addresses various retail and food and beverage sector needs. The innovative 'one device, multiple systems' approach encourages a low-carbon transition within the European point of sale market.