Integrators pick a countertop terminal on ports. The screen sells the room, but the back panel decides whether the cash drawer, the kitchen printer, and the legacy scale all still work on day one.
This guide covers the SUNMI D3 PRO from that angle: the two host SKUs and what actually separates them, the full port layout, the 10.1 inch guest display and what it adds, and where the D3 PRO fits against the rest of the desktop range.
Rosper is the authorized SUNMI distributor in North America, stocking the D3 PRO across eight warehouses in the United States and Canada.
Key Takeaways
- Two host SKUs, and the difference matters in the US. P01270026 is the GMS build with fingerprint included. P01270012 is the standard build without Google services, with fingerprint optional.
- The port layout is the reason to choose it. Four USB ports plus a dedicated RJ12 cash drawer port and an RJ11 serial port, which is what keeps existing peripherals alive.
- Wired networking is standard. 1000M LAN, which matters at a counter that cannot depend on Wi-Fi during a rush.
- The guest display is more than a second screen. The 10.1 inch C20000099 offers Tap on Glass NFC and can support SoftPOS acceptance.
- Wi-Fi 5, not Wi-Fi 6. Worth knowing if you are standardizing a site on newer wireless. It is a fixed terminal, so this is usually not a constraint.
Shared Specification
| Item | Specification |
|---|---|
| Certified model | F3510, Qualcomm QCM4325 platform |
| OS | Android 13, SUNMI OS 4.0 |
| CPU | Qualcomm hexa-core, up to 2.4 GHz |
| Display | 15.6 in FHD 1920 x 1080, 10 point capacitive touch, 81 percent screen ratio |
| Wi-Fi | 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac, 2.4 and 5 GHz. No Wi-Fi 6 |
| Bluetooth | BT 5.0 + BLE |
| LAN | 1000M LAN |
| Speaker | 1 x 3 W |
| Adapter | 36 W, AC 100-240 V to DC 24 V |
| Storage expansion | MicroSD up to 1 TB |
| Dimensions | 380 x 195 x 310 mm |
| Weight | 4.5 kg, plus 0.88 kg with the 10.1 inch second screen |
| Operating temperature | 0 C to 40 C |
The Two Host SKUs
| SKU | Model | Memory | Fingerprint | Google services | Note |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| P01270012 | D3 PRO Smart Desktop Terminal | 4 GB + 64 GB | Optional | No | Standard build, CN and EN |
| P01270026 | D3 PRO Smart Desktop Terminal GMS | 4 GB + 64 GB | Included | GMS-EDLA | US build with Google services preinstalled |
For a North American deployment this usually settles quickly. If your application is distributed through Google Play, or your device management tooling expects the Google services layer, you need the GMS build.
If you side-load a single application and manage the image yourself, the standard build is the simpler and less expensive path. Fingerprint is included on the GMS build and optional on the standard one, so a staff identification requirement also points at the GMS SKU.
Port Layout
This is the section integrators actually read, so here is the full list rather than a summary.
| Port | Count | Typical use |
|---|---|---|
| USB-A 3.0 | 1 | High speed peripherals |
| USB-A 2.0 | 2 | Scanner, keyboard, general peripherals |
| USB Type-C 2.0 | 1 | Peripheral or display |
| Micro USB | 1 | Debug only |
| RJ11 serial | 1 | Legacy serial peripherals |
| RJ12 cash drawer | 1 | Cash drawer kick |
| RJ45 LAN | 1 | Wired network |
| Audio | 1 | Audio out |
| Power | 1 | 24 V DC in |
Three details are worth calling out. The RJ12 cash drawer port means no USB adapter in the middle of a drawer kick. The RJ11 serial port keeps older scales and pole displays usable. And the Micro USB port is debug only, so do not plan a peripheral against it.
Four USB ports sounds generous until you count a scanner, a printer, a scale, and a customer display on the same counter. Count your peripherals before you assume there is room.
The 10.1 Inch Guest Facing Display
| SKU | Product | Screen | Card reading | Payment |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| C20000099 | D3 PRO Guest Facing Display | 10.1 in HD | Tap on Glass NFC optional | SoftPOS capable |
Most second screens only show a running total. This one can optionally carry Tap on Glass NFC, which turns the customer-facing side of the counter into a place where a contactless card is presented rather than a place where a total is displayed.
That changes the counter layout question. Instead of a terminal plus a separate payment device, the acceptance point can sit on the screen the customer is already looking at.
Confirm certification and acquirer support for your specific payment path before you design around it. Hardware capability and a certified payment flow are two different approvals, and the second one depends on your processor.
Adding the display also adds 0.88 kg to the 4.5 kg base weight, which is relevant for a counter with a weight limit or a mobile cart.
Where the SUNMI D3 PRO Sits in the Desktop Range
The D3 PRO is the main countertop workhorse. The comparison most buyers actually run is against the smaller D3 MINI and against the T3 Pro family, which our countertop terminal comparison covers in detail.
- Choose the D3 PRO when you need a 15.6 inch fixed counter terminal with a full peripheral set and wired networking
- Choose a smaller unit when counter depth is the constraint and the peripheral list is short
- Choose a handheld instead when the transaction happens away from the counter
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
What is the difference between the D3 PRO standard and GMS SKUs?
P01270026 is the GMS build with Google services preinstalled and fingerprint included. P01270012 is the standard build without Google services, with fingerprint optional. Screen, processor, memory, ports, and chassis are identical.
Does the SUNMI D3 PRO have a cash drawer port?
Yes. There is a dedicated RJ12 cash drawer port, plus an RJ11 serial port for older peripherals, alongside four USB ports and RJ45 wired networking.
Can the D3 PRO guest display take contactless payments?
The 10.1 inch guest facing display, C20000099, can be specified with Tap on Glass NFC and is capable of supporting SoftPOS acceptance. Certification and acquirer support for your specific payment path have to be confirmed separately.
Does the D3 PRO support Wi-Fi 6?
No. It uses 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac on 2.4 and 5 GHz, along with Bluetooth 5.0 and 1000M wired LAN. As a fixed counter terminal, wired networking is usually the more relevant specification.
How much does the D3 PRO weigh?
4.5 kg for the base unit, plus 0.88 kg if the 10.1 inch guest display is fitted. Body dimensions are 380 x 195 x 310 mm.
Get the Right Configuration Confirmed
Send your peripheral list, whether you need Google services, and whether the counter needs a customer-facing screen. We will confirm the right SKU combination.
Request a D3 PRO 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.