Introducing the ANGEL POS 17″ Commercial-grade Touchscreen Monitor, engineered for durability and reliability in demanding environments. Constructed with a rugged aluminum frame and reinforced screens, this monitor is built for continuous, long-term use, outperforming typical home-use monitors designed for occasional personal tasks.
Standout features include a seamless flat capacitive touch screen that eliminates crevices where dust and water can accumulate, ensuring consistent functionality even in challenging conditions. This design is essential for industrial, outdoor, or high-traffic settings, providing exceptional resilience against moisture and debris while enhancing the overall durability of the monitor.
The monitor boasts a 10-point multi-touch capacitive touch screen, allowing for precise and accurate recognition of up to ten simultaneous touch points. This capability supports a diverse array of gestures—such as pinch-to-zoom, swipe, and rotate—facilitating seamless multi-user interaction. Whether utilized in interactive kiosks, educational environments, or collaborative workspaces, the multi-touch function enhances productivity and creativity, making it an integral tool for immersive interactive experiences.
Equipped with a solid metal stand, the ANGEL POS monitor offers exceptional stability, effectively preventing tipping or wobbling even in busy environments. This sturdy construction ensures that the monitor remains securely in place, minimizing the risk of damage and maintaining uninterrupted operation. Increased stability enhances user confidence and safety during interactions, resulting in a smooth, reliable user experience.
Designed for convenience, the monitor features a plug-and-play design that supports multi-touch functionality on Windows 8/10/11 systems without the need for driver installation. For older systems like Windows 7, XP, and 2000, the monitor operates effortlessly with single-touch capability. Its compatibility with various operating systems makes it a versatile choice for any setup.
With a standing screen display size of 17 inches, an aspect ratio of 4:3, and a resolution of 1280 x 1024, this touchscreen monitor combines functionality with performance. Weighing just 12.15 pounds and with dimensions of 7.87 x 15.35 x 14.57 inches, it’s designed to fit perfectly in a variety of settings.
Choose the ANGEL POS 17″ Pro Cap Touchscreen Monitor for a powerful, durable, and reliable solution that is built to withstand the demands of any environment.
| Product Dimensions | 7.87 x 15.35 x 14.57 inches |
|---|---|
| Item Weight | 12.15 pounds |
| Manufacturer | ANGEL POS |
| Item model number | Angel Pos 17" Pro Cap |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Date First Available | September 26, 2017 |
| Standing screen display size | 17 Inches |
| Aspect Ratio | 4:3 |
| Voltage | 240 Volts |
| Resolution | 1280 x 1024 |
| Image brightness | 300 cd/m² |
| Total Usb Ports | 1 |
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Rani –
I wanted to buy more, but when I checked it was out of stock. Now only 19″ was available, and it was the same price!
Danginuity –
Touch screen don’t support existing low resolution so i have to call gilbarco passport system tech to fix the problem Which cost me more than triple price of item.
Danginuity –
Some nice things: If manufactured as designed, this would be a decent touch-screen monitor. The LCD displays a nice image (when it isn’t wigging out). Also the touch-screen functions exactly as one would expect (I only tried it in single-touch mode).
The mechanical defects, however, are between unbelievable and surprisingly bold. Most surprising: One of the four VESA mount threaded screw inserts (the thing you screw into) is completely sealed over by plastic (in the photo where the label is prominent). Ironically, there’s a “QC” sticker placed hardly a couple inches away from this overt manufacturing defect.
A bit disappointing, the connectors are not centered in the cut-outs as intended (see either photo with the connectors). Further evidence of a sloppy build.
Unsure if it’s related to the misalignment or normal: HDMI cables, if not inserted just right, would scramble the image. I tried multiple HDMI cables. I’ve never experienced such sensitivity with HDMI before. Once snug, the image was stable at least.
Front face cosmetic defects: There are a couple voids (missing plastic) where the frame meets the front (see picture with two red arrows). The other issues, at least were on the back-side.
Lastly, there’s another cosmetic defect in the rear cover where there’s a streak in the plastic (third picture). This isn’t a big deal. If it were the only flaw, would be overlooked, but thought I’d add it to the list.
I can’t imagine the manufacturer/seller was unaware of these issues. If they really were oblivious, that’s sad. If they were aware but just hoping a buyer would not care or notice–that’s abysmal. I wish sellers would be up front when products listed have glaringly obvious manufacturing defects, especially any sold as new.
SM RIZ –
I should have paid attention to the reviews to realize that most people that bought this all had the same issues. Not only did it arrive late, the screen was defective with multiple scratches and dents which indicates it was not new as listed. The build and quality really had the potential to be an outstanding terminal but this seller was not an honest one. Please be aware and dont make same mistakes as me!!!
Shane Richards –
Dark screen after a few months. No one answers Angel POS phone EVER! 300 bucks down the drain