330R

I'm not finding any cons for this cash drawer. It's quite heavy, which is what you want. The steel is thick, you can attach this unit to a register table/shelf so that it cannot be removed or taken. The drawer pops open when you insert and turn the key (there's a big spring at the back of the drawer that pops it open about an inch when the lock is unlatched with the key). You get a lot of keys, 6 of them, which is helpful for keeping spares in a safe place. The coin compartments are size-adjustable and it comes with 2 extra dividers if you want up to 6 separate coin slots. The cash compartments are also size adjustable in the same way (you'd just need to loosen the 3 screws that hold down the spring-loaded cash levers), but there's not much reason to adjust these beyond having them equally spaced/sized. The cash levers are secure, but they will also stay in the raised position on their own if you lift them.The coin compartment is removable and you can store some other items underneath it. You can also slip things into this same compartment while the drawer is closed, throught the slot on the front. This drawer also comes with a "phone" cable for you to attach the drawer to your business' POS system. That way, you can set your transactions on the POS to automatically and electronically open the drawer. Pretty neat, but I don't need this feature at this time.This is a very useful unit. I am just using it at home to keep track of and organize my cash. I got the pink one - I think it's fascinating that they even offer this in pink. Did I need it to be pink? No, white, black, or any other color would've been fine. But, I'm sure there are plenty of folks for whom the pink is uniquely important, so there you have it. I would absolutely use this if I had a business that needed it, which I might one day soon. It's heavy duty and very much securable as well as secure.

And includes 6 keys, which is great! I put three of them in my safe immediately. I like having so many spares.The drawer only opens by turning the key in it, so I'll wear my key on a lanyard to keep it close at hand.The drawer opens and closes smoothly, like butter, and it locks in place quietly when closed.The front of the drawer is a change compartment, (or whatever you want), and comes with two extra dividers. It lifts out easily from the drawer.The cash compartment also lifts out, but only if you take out the change compartment first. There is also a slit in the front of the drawer to push cash or checks inside, which is a nice feature.The metal arms to hold money down in the paper money compartment are strong and stay snapped down really well.The drawer is heavy, overall. It's deeper than it is wide, by far. It's a narrow drawer compared to some others that I've seen, so it'll save me space, which I'm happy for. I'll have my iPad and square sitting on top of it on a stand, and neither need much space.This is really too heavy and awkward for anyone to easily grab and run off with, which was what I was looking for. I do craft shows and conventions and I've had people try to steal my cash box from where it's hidden under the table. Obviously, hiding won't work, but no one will be able to lift this without making a lot of noise and potentially dropping it because of its weight and length.I love the safety offered by this drawer, and the heaviness of it. The metal is high quality, smooth, and the whole setup is finished perfectly. The price is very fair considering the high quality of this drawer. I think that the lock on this isn't the best, maybe, but it's great at keeping this drawer closed. I think its great for any size store.Oh, it also comes with a telephone line to hook this up to a computer or POS system, maybe? I don't connect my square to the drawer to get it to open, so I don't need the cord and I don't plan to ever use that feature.

Upon receiving, I immediately noticed that it was HEAVY. Not a bad trait to have, especially since we sell stuff at flea markets and some people can have quick hands. The register has a POS feature that can connect to PCs running said software, but sadly I do not own any of these programs and cannot test this. Otherwise, it functions very well as a basic lockbox.With the key, it automatically slides open and holds cash down with latches that you pull up. It's essentially just a normal register you see at brick and mortar stores. You can slip checks into the front hole as well. It shuts just fine with no other noticeable flaws too.Upon inspection, I haven't really found anything too flawed about the register. It's nice and bulky if you need a cash box to be, and has some weight to it which means it isn't going to disappear so easily. I've already used it at one flea market and it worked great!

I got this cash drawer because I needed something with a smaller footprint, my current drawer is 16 x 16“ and hangs off the back of the counter by about an inch. So the length of this is perfect. Since it is a smaller drawer, the inside is going to be smaller as well, full-size drawers have five compartments for bills, and this one only has four, but it does have a slot in the drawer so you can slide 100s or 50s in there if you’d like along with checks. My drawer came with six keys, not sure why there were so many keys, but at least I don’t have to worry about running out. The unit also came with dividers so you can customize the inside of the drawer as you please. This small unit actually weighs more than my regular unit that came with the point of sale system. The unit is solidly built with a black finish although I did notice scratch marks on the face of the drawer (see pictures) due to a lack of good packaging. Aside from the scratches, this seems to be a solidly built unit, The drawer pops out easily and opens all the way. I’m glad I found this unit and I highly recommend it.

Received the first box and came with no keys asked for replacement and still no keys! If you need a box with keys this is not it!