SUNMI CPad Configuration Guide 2026: All 13 SKUs by Size, Memory, Network, and Scanner

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Most CPad buying decisions stall in the same place. The size is obvious within a minute, and then the configuration list arrives and nobody can tell what actually changes between one part number and the next.

This guide puts all thirteen SUNMI CPad configuration options in one table and then explains the three axes that separate them, so you can go from a use case to a part number without a round trip.

Rosper is the authorized SUNMI distributor in North America. Every SKU below is part of the range we stock across eight warehouses in the United States and Canada.

Key Takeaways

  • Three axes decide the SKU. Screen size, memory tier, and the network plus NFC plus scanner combination. Everything else is shared across the range.
  • Three sizes. 8.7 inch for handheld work, 11 inch as the general purpose choice, 14 inch for counter and customer-facing use.
  • Three memory tiers. 3 GB entry, 4 GB standard, 8 GB flagship. The 8 GB tier is also where fingerprint and 4G with eSIM appear.
  • NFC is not on every SKU. If the tablet has to read a card or a membership tag, check the specific part number rather than the product name.
  • Only two SKUs carry a scanner. P10020044 in 11 inch and P10020084 in 8.7 inch, both with the SS1111 2D module. It is not a field upgrade.

What Every SUNMI CPad Configuration Shares

ItemSpecification
OSAndroid with GMS-EDLA preinstalled
Front camera5 MP fixed focus
Wi-Fi802.11 ax/a/b/g/n/ac, 2.4, 5 and 6 GHz. Wi-Fi 6E
BluetoothBT 5.3
Ports2 x Type-C 2.0, 8 pin and 6 pin POGO
Speakers1 W x 2
Microphones2
ExtrasIndicator light and vibration motor across the range
In the boxSilicone cover as standard. Scanner versions ship with a hard case
Specifications common to the entire CPad range.

Wi-Fi 6E and Bluetooth 5.3 are on every unit including the entry tier, which matters in a venue with a crowded 2.4 and 5 GHz band. The 6 GHz band is usually empty in a restaurant or store today.

All Thirteen SKUs in One Table

SKUSizeMemoryRear cameraNetworkNFCFingerprintScannerAdapter
P1002007214 in4 GB + 64 GB13 MPWi-Fi onlyNoNoNoUS adapter
P1002004614 in4 GB + 64 GB13 MPHyper Wi-FiYesNoNoUS adapter
P1002005014 in8 GB + 128 GB13 MP4G + eSIMYesYesNoPD 30 W
P1002009211 in3 GB + 32 GB8 MPWi-Fi onlyNoNoNo10 W
P1002003711 in4 GB + 64 GB8 MPHyper Wi-FiYesNoNo9 V/2 A
P1002009611 in4 GB + 64 GB8 MPWi-FiYesNoNo20 W
P1002004211 in8 GB + 128 GB13 MP4G + eSIMYesYesNoPD 20 W
P1002004411 in8 GB + 128 GB13 MP4G + eSIMYesYesSS1111 2DPD 20 W
P100201028.7 in3 GB + 32 GBWi-Fi onlyNoNoNo10 W
P100200648.7 in4 GB + 64 GBHyper Wi-FiYesNoNoPD 20 W
P100201038.7 in4 GB + 64 GB4GNoNoNo9 V/2 A
P100200868.7 in8 GB + 128 GB4G + eSIMYesYesNoPD 20 W
P100200848.7 in8 GB + 128 GB4G + eSIMYesYesSS1111 2DPD 20 W
Complete SUNMI CPad SKU matrix by size and configuration.

Axis One: Screen Size

  • 8.7 inch. Held in one hand for a full shift. Table-side ordering, stock counts, clinic intake, mobile service. Five SKUs.
  • 11 inch. The general purpose size. Counter work, assisted selling, back office, and the only size that offers both a scanner SKU and a low cost entry SKU. Five SKUs.
  • 14 inch. Fixed positions. Customer-facing display, self-service, kiosk style ordering, front desk. Three SKUs.

A practical test: if staff hold it while walking, 8.7 inch. If it lives on a counter but moves occasionally, 11 inch. If it faces the customer and never moves, 14 inch.

Axis Two: Memory Tier

TierMemoryAvailable onWhat it usually means
Entry3 GB + 32 GB8.7 and 11 inchHexa-core. Single purpose use, one application on screen
Standard4 GB + 64 GBAll three sizesThe volume tier. Comfortable for an ordering or retail application
Flagship8 GB + 128 GBAll three sizesAdds fingerprint and 4G with eSIM. Required for the scanner SKUs
CPad memory tiers and what each unlocks.

The tier is not only about speed. Fingerprint, cellular, and the scanner option only appear at 8 GB, so a requirement for any of those three settles the memory question for you.

Axis Three: Network, NFC, and Scanner

This is the axis that causes the most reorders, because the product name does not reveal it.

Network optionWhat it isChoose it when
Wi-Fi onlyStandard Wi-Fi, no NFC on these SKUsThe device never leaves a controlled network and reads no cards
Hyper Wi-Fi with NFCEnhanced Wi-Fi plus NFCCoverage is difficult across a large floor and you need card or tag reading
Wi-Fi with NFCStandard Wi-Fi plus NFCCoverage is fine, but you need NFC
4G with eSIM and NFCCellular with eSIM, plus NFC and fingerprintThe device leaves the building, or the site has no reliable Wi-Fi
CPad network options and the decision behind each.

On the eSIM point specifically, a fleet that crosses carriers or crosses the border avoids a physical SIM swap per device. For a fifty unit deployment that is a day of somebody’s time.

The scanner is the hardest constraint. Only P10020044 at 11 inch and P10020084 at 8.7 inch carry the SS1111 2D module, and it cannot be added later. If barcode scanning is in scope at all, specify it at order time.

From Use Case to Part Number

Use caseSuggested SKUWhy
Table-side ordering, no payment on the tabletP10020064, 8.7 inchOne hand, NFC for membership tags, Hyper Wi-Fi across a dining room
Stock counts and receivingP10020084, 8.7 inch scannerHandheld with the SS1111 2D module for barcodes
Counter ordering, general retailP10020096, 11 inchStandard tier with NFC at the volume price point
Field service or deliveryP10020042, 11 inch4G with eSIM, fingerprint for staff identification
Retail with product lookupP10020044, 11 inch scannerThe only 11 inch with a built-in scan head
Customer-facing display at a counterP10020046, 14 inchLarge screen, NFC, no cellular cost on a fixed position
Self-service or kiosk style orderingP10020050, 14 inchFlagship tier, cellular fallback where wired networking is awkward
Single purpose, cost sensitiveP10020092 or P10020102Entry tier, one application, no card reading
Common deployments mapped to a specific CPad part number.

Accessories by Size

SKUAccessoryFits
C20000115Protective Case8.7 in
C20000113Protective Case, scanner version8.7 in
C20000091Protective Case11 in
C20000093Protective Case, scanner version11 in
C20000142Protective Case14 in
C20000092Hand StrapAll sizes
C14004120Desktop BaseAll sizes
C20000108Multi-function Rotating BaseAll sizes
C14004123Table-Side Stand, low profile8.7 and 11 only. Not 14, not PAY
C14004124Table-Side Fixed Stand, high8.7, 11 and 14. Not PAY
CPad accessories and the sizes they fit.

Two notes worth catching early. Protective cases are size specific and the scanner versions are a different part number, so a case ordered against the wrong variant will not fit. The rotating base and desk edge mounts are what turn a handheld tablet into a customer-facing position without buying a second device.

Warranty and Support in North America

Current generation SUNMI hardware carries a 3 year manufacturer warranty, with wear parts covered for 1 year. The warranty is provided by SUNMI. Rosper assists with warranty claims, helping you connect with SUNMI faster.

Full terms are published on the Rosper warranty page.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many SUNMI CPad models are there?

Thirteen host SKUs across three screen sizes. Five at 8.7 inch, five at 11 inch, and three at 14 inch, separated by memory tier and by the network, NFC, and scanner combination.

Which CPad models have a barcode scanner?

Two. P10020044 at 11 inch and P10020084 at 8.7 inch, both with the SS1111 2D module. The scanner is not a field upgrade, so it has to be specified when the order is placed.

Do all CPad tablets have NFC?

No. The Wi-Fi only entry SKUs do not include NFC, and one 8.7 inch 4G SKU does not either. If the tablet needs to read a card or a membership tag, confirm the specific part number rather than relying on the product name.

What is the difference between Wi-Fi and Hyper Wi-Fi on a CPad?

Hyper Wi-Fi is the enhanced wireless configuration and it is paired with NFC on the SKUs that offer it. It is worth specifying where coverage across a large floor has been a problem. Every CPad, including the entry tier, supports Wi-Fi 6E.

Can I buy a single CPad to test before ordering a fleet?

Yes. There is no minimum order quantity, so a single evaluation unit is a valid order. Testing one unit in the exact configuration you plan to deploy is the cheapest way to avoid a fleet-wide reorder.

Get the Right Configuration Confirmed

Send the use case, the quantity, and whether you need scanning, cellular, or card reading. We will come back with the exact part numbers rather than a product family.

Request a CPad quote and we will confirm availability across eight North American warehouses within one business day. There is no minimum order, so a single evaluation unit is a valid request.

Specification source: SUNMI official documentation and the Rosper SKU index, current as of 2026. Confirm the exact configuration on your quote before placing a purchase order.