Last updated: October 29, 2026 · 9 min read
PAX Technology's latest product roadmap is its most ambitious lineup in years: a 5G-enabled SmartPOS, the company's first-ever Windows platform device, new Android 14 retail PIN pads, and a rugged payment tablet built for industrial environments.
For ISOs, merchant services providers, and payment processors planning 2026–2027 hardware deployments, these releases will shape what merchants ask for next. Here's every device, what it does, and what it means for your portfolio.
WHAT'S NEW: JUMP TO A DEVICE
- PAXCON 2026 update: A360/A380, SK900, IM30 V3
- A6650 5G: world's first 5G + WiFi 6 SmartPOS
- A360 & A380: Android 14 retail PIN pads with PoE
- M11: 11" industrial tablet with built-in payment screen
- A6630: scanner-first mobile terminal
- Elys Station Pro Max: PAX's first Windows device
UPDATE: PAXCON 2026, OCTOBER 27-28
What PAX showed at PAXCON 2026
- A360 and A380 PIN pads. One Android 14 platform in 6-inch and 8-inch sizes, PCI PTS 7.x approval to 30 Apr 2035.
- SK900 self-order kiosk. Android 16, 16-inch or 21.5-inch screen, with a choice of payment device: A35, A33L or IM30.
- IM30 V3 (PCI 7). The unattended IM30 moves to Android 14, an octa-core processor and PCI PTS 7.x approval to 30 Apr 2035.
PAX has not announced US ship dates for these models. Ask us for launch pricing and we will contact you when they can be ordered.
COMING SOON BASE MODEL IN STOCK
PAX A6650 5G: The World's First 5G SmartPOS
The headline release. According to PAX, the A6650 5G brings the world's first high-speed 5G and WiFi 6 connectivity to a SmartPOS device, an upgrade to the popular PAX A6650 PDA-payment hybrid, which we stock today.
| Display | 6.7" multi-touch |
| OS | Android 14 |
| Processor | Qualcomm 4nm 8-core, 2.4GHz |
| Memory | 6GB RAM / 128GB storage |
| Durability | IP67 waterproof · 1.8m drop protection |
| Battery | Hot-swappable dual battery |
| Connectivity | 5G · WiFi 6 |
Who it's for: delivery fleets, curbside pickup, line-busting retail, and field services. The hot-swappable dual battery means the device never goes offline to charge, a real differentiator for all-day mobile operations.
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COMING SOON
PAX A360 & A380: Android 14 Retail PIN Pads
PAX's new PIN pad pair targets multilane retail (grocery, big box, convenience), where uptime and compliance matter most.
| OS | Android 14 |
| Processor | Octa-core: 4x Cortex-A73 2.0GHz + 4x Cortex-A53 1.8GHz |
| Security | PCI PTS 7.x (approval to 30 Apr 2035) |
| Connectivity | Dual ports with Power over Ethernet (PoE) |
| Display | A360 6-inch 1440 x 720; A380 8-inch 1280 x 800; 7H Corning glass |
| Anti-skimming | Light and proximity anti-skimming sensors |
Who it's for: ISOs serving multilane retail. PoE means one cable for power and data: cleaner installs, fewer failure points, lower cost per lane. PCI PTS 7.x approval runs to 30 Apr 2035, eight years past the 5.x lane pads that expire in April 2027.
COMING SOON
PAX M11: Industrial Payment Tablet
A new category for PAX: an 11" industrial tablet with a dedicated 3.5" payment touchscreen. The operator works the big screen while the customer taps or dips on their own display.
| Displays | 11" main + 3.5" payment touchscreen |
| OS | Android 15 |
| Processor | MediaTek 8-core |
| Durability | IP65 rated · 15kV/18kV ESD |
| Scanner | Professional-grade integrated |
| Battery | 10,000mAh hot-swappable |
Who it's for: warehouses, ticketing, mobile ordering, and inventory-plus-payment workflows, anywhere a merchant currently juggles a tablet, a scanner, and a separate card reader. The M11 collapses all three into one rugged device.
COMING SOON
PAX A6630: Scanner-First Mobile Terminal
The A6630 slots below the A6650 as a value-focused mobile terminal with a forward-facing 2D imager built for scan-heavy workflows.
| Display | 6.5" multi-touch |
| OS | Android 12 |
| Processor | MediaTek quad-core |
| Scanner | Forward-facing 2D imager |
| Durability | 1.5m drop protection |
| Battery | 10+ hours |
Who it's for: retail floor associates, stockroom-to-register workflows, and delivery routes where scanning happens more often than payment.
COMING SOON PAX'S FIRST WINDOWS DEVICE
PAX Elys Station Pro Max (L1620): Dual-OS Workstation
The most strategically interesting release. The Elys Station Pro Max is a 16" POS workstation running both Windows and Android 14 on Qualcomm 8-core Windows-on-ARM architecture, the first Windows platform in PAX's portfolio.
| Display | 16" |
| OS | Windows + Android 14 (dual-OS) |
| Processor | Qualcomm 8-core, Windows-on-ARM |
| Category | POS workstation |
Why it matters: a massive installed base of restaurant and retail POS software still runs on Windows. A dual-OS workstation lets ISOs deploy PAX hardware into Windows-dependent environments today, then transition merchants to Android-native software on the same device later, with no hardware swap.
The New PAX Mobile Lineup at a Glance
| Model | Display | OS | Best For | Standout |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| A920 Pro (Available now) | 5.5" | Android | General mobile payments | Proven, widely certified |
| A6630 | 6.5" | Android 12 | Scan-heavy retail | 2D imager |
| A6650 (Available now) | 6.5" | Android | PDA + payments | IP67 ruggedized |
| A6650 5G | 6.7" | Android 14 | Always-connected fleets | 5G + WiFi 6 world-first |
What This Roadmap Signals for ISOs
- PCI PTS 7 is arriving. The A360, A380, A920Pro DUO and IM30 V3 carry 7.x approvals to 2035; 5.x approvals expire 30 Apr 2027. See the PCI PTS expiry tracker.
- Connectivity is the differentiator. 5G, WiFi 6, and PoE mean fewer connectivity support calls, the #1 driver of terminal service tickets.
- Windows compatibility opens locked doors. Windows-dependent merchants stop being a dead end for PAX deployments.
- Hot-swappable batteries are becoming standard. A strong upgrade pitch for mobile-heavy merchants.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What new terminals did PAX announce on its latest roadmap?
PAX's latest roadmap includes the A6650 5G mobile SmartPOS, the A360 and A380 retail PIN pads, the M11 industrial payment tablet, the A6630 scanner-first mobile terminal, and the Elys Station Pro Max (L1620), PAX's first dual-OS Windows and Android POS workstation.
What is the PAX A6650 5G?
The A6650 5G is the world's first SmartPOS device with 5G and WiFi 6 connectivity, per PAX. It upgrades the existing A6650 PDA-payment hybrid with a 6.7" display, Android 14, a Qualcomm 4nm 8-core processor, IP67 waterproofing, and a hot-swappable dual battery system.
What are the PAX A360 and A380?
The A360 and A380 are PAX's Android 14 PIN pads with 6-inch and 8-inch screens, a physical PIN keypad, Power over Ethernet and PCI PTS 7.x approval to 30 Apr 2035, for checkout lanes from quick service to grocery and self-checkout.
What is the PAX Elys Station Pro Max?
The Elys Station Pro Max (L1620) is PAX's first device to run Windows alongside Android 14. It's a 16" POS workstation on Qualcomm 8-core Windows-on-ARM architecture, letting merchants run legacy Windows POS software and Android payment apps on one device.
When will the new PAX terminals be available?
Availability rolls out through PAX's release schedule. The base A6650 is in stock at Allstar Terminals now. For A6650 5G, A360/A380, M11, A6630, and Elys Station Pro Max release timing and preorders, contact sales@allstarterminals.com.
Can I buy the new PAX terminals without a merchant services account?
Yes. Allstar Terminals is a wholesale distributor. We sell PAX hardware to ISOs, merchant services providers, processors, and businesses with no processing agreement or merchant account required.
What did PAX show at PAXCON 2026?
The A360 and A380 PIN pads, the SK900 self-order kiosk with A35, A33L or IM30 payment options, and the IM30 V3 with PCI PTS 7.x approval.
What is the PAX IM30 V3?
The PCI PTS 7.x revision of PAX's IM30 unattended terminal: Android 14, octa-core processor, up to 4GB + 32GB memory, 5MP camera, approval to 30 Apr 2035.
