Valor VP800

The Valor VP800 is a counter POS built around two screens. An 8-inch portrait touchscreen faces the person serving; a 5-inch touchscreen faces the customer. That second screen is the point of the device. The cardholder watches the amount, the tip prompt and the payment method as they happen, on a display of their own, rather than being handed a terminal and asked to trust what is on it. The chip card slot is vertical and reachable from both sides.

Underneath it is a proper Android machine: an eight-core 1.8 GHz processor with a separate Arm Cortex M3 security core, 2 GB of RAM and 16 GB of storage, running Android 10. It prints at 80mm per second on 58mm rolls, has 2 MP cameras front and rear for QR and barcode payments, and runs on a 6000 mAh battery with a charging base, so a power cut or a counter rearrangement does not end trading.

Security is the strongest in our catalog. PCI PTS 6.x is the current generation of the PIN entry standard, and the VP800 holds it in every Valor document we have, alongside EMV L1 and L2, EMV Contactless L1 and a long list of scheme and regional certifications.

There is one thing to settle before ordering. Valor has published this brochure three times, and the newest edition describes different connectivity from the two before it. The 08/2024 and 04/2025 editions both list 4G, 3G and 2G mobile data, Bluetooth, satellite positioning and SIM, SAM and SD card slots. The 07/2025 edition lists Wi-Fi, GPRS and Ethernet, two SIM slots, and none of the rest.

Two editions ten months apart agreeing, and only the newest differing, looks like a hardware revision rather than a corrected document - and the newest edition adding Ethernet and a charging cradle where mobile data used to be suggests a mains-tethered variant. We have published every edition's reading side by side rather than choosing one. If you need mobile data, Bluetooth, GPS, or a SAM or SD slot, tell us and we will confirm the exact configuration with the manufacturer before you commit to anything.