Choosing a cash drawer for a cash handling mailroom or checkout counter comes down to three practical questions: how many bills and coins you need to store, how the drawer will open during a transaction, and how much counter space you can give it. The four POS cash drawers here span a $36.69-to-$69.99 price range and offer different trade-offs in tray capacity, finish, and model compatibility.
Quick Take
The smaller Uimoso is the least expensive option, while the GoldBrush sits at the high end. The Toast drawer is the one tied to a specific POS line.
Price Snapshot
| Product | Listed Price | Price Bar |
|---|---|---|
| Uimoso 13\" Cash Drawer | $36.69 | |
| Uimoso 16\" Cash Drawer | $45.59 | |
| Toast POS TC200/TC200W Cash Drawer | $65.00 | |
| GoldBrush 16\" Cash Drawer | $69.99 |
Listed prices run from $36.69 to $69.99.
Quick Decision Matrix
- Need a compact drawer at the lowest listed price: Uimoso 13\" Cash Drawer.
- Need a 16-inch drawer for a busy checkout counter: Uimoso 16\" Cash Drawer.
- Want an all-metal drawer with a black matte finish: GoldBrush 16\" Cash Drawer.
- Need a drawer named for Toast POS TC200/TC200W: Toast POS TC200/TC200W Cash Drawer.
Product Notes
#### Uimoso 16\" Cash Drawer (USD 45.59)
For the largest coin capacity in this set, the 16-inch Uimoso lists 8 coin trays and 5 bill trays, along with a cheque slot. The frame material is SPCC steel, and the drawer opens by connecting to a receipt printer, using a key, or pulling the emergency lever. Its listed footprint of 16.1 x 16.5 x 4 inches helps you plan counter space. The limitation is size and price: it takes up more room than the 13-inch Uimoso and sits above that model's listed price, but it still undercuts the GoldBrush and Toast drawers.
#### Uimoso 13\" Cash Drawer (USD 36.69)
The lowest listed price in the four-product set goes to this compact 13.2 x 14.5 x 3.15-inch drawer. It uses SPCC steel construction, has Easy Push Opening, and the smaller footprint is a plus for a tight counter. The trade-off is physical capacity: it won't hold as many bills and coins as the 16-inch Uimoso, but the price is easier on the budget. If you don't need a large coin drawer and want to keep the upfront cost low, this is the one to start with.
#### GoldBrush 16\" Cash Drawer (USD 69.99)
This is the highest-priced drawer in the group, and it's the one with an all-metal construction and black matte finish. It has 5 bill trays and 5 coin trays, plus a lock and key, and the finish is meant to resist smudges and fingerprints. The 16-inch body and included lock make it a straightforward choice if you want a secure drawer at the high end of the price range. The main trade-off is the listed price: at the top of this set, you're paying for the finish and lock rather than maximum coin capacity.
#### Toast POS TC200/TC200W Cash Drawer (USD 65.00)
This drawer is listed as New - Open box and comes from merchant jyVjW-eSp. Its strongest hook is the model name: if you're using Toast POS TC200/TC200W hardware, this is the only drawer in the group that matches that line directly. It has a metal body, lockable design, removable coin compartment, and a media slot for valuables. At $65.00, it's near the top of the price range, so the Toast-specific naming and those access features are what you're paying for at this price. If model compatibility matters, this is the one to choose.
Final Recommendations by Use Case
- Small counter with a tighter budget: Uimoso 13\" Cash Drawer.
- Larger coin volume and a 16-inch body: Uimoso 16\" Cash Drawer.
- Highest listed price in the group: GoldBrush 16\" Cash Drawer.
- Toast POS TC200/TC200W environment: Toast POS TC200/TC200W Cash Drawer.
