Toast Countertop terminalSupported by Toast

Sell your used Toast Flex 14".

The Toast Flex 14 inch is the second-generation Toast countertop terminal, which Toast now calls the previous generation to the Flex 3. Toast still supports it, but its reset article lists Flex 14 units on Android 12, 9 and 7.1, and Toast's retired list covers devices on Android 7.x, so the version on each unit matters.

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Flex 14" at a glance

Generation	Second generation (previous) source
Android versions seen	12, 9 and 7.1 source
Toast support	Supported; Android 7.x devices are on Toast's retired list source
Guest display	Toast Flex for Guest (not the Flex 3 Guest Display) source
Printing hub	Needs the Printing Hub Adapter for Flex 14" source

Before you sell

Upload every payment: the Queues tab should show zero.
Check whether it was bought outright or leased through Toast Easy Pay.
Cancel or move its Toast subscription so you stop paying for it.
Reset it: Use Settings, System, Reset Options, Erase All Data (Factory Reset). Toast says this erases all device data and settings. (Toast instructions)
Gather what goes with it: terminal and stand, power supply, toast flex for guest, if attached, attached card reader.

What affects your offer

Generation and support. Whether Toast still supports the model. Retired devices cannot be reactivated.
Ownership. Owned outright, or leased through Toast Easy Pay and not yet bought out.
Condition. Screen, touch, battery and housing. Say whether each unit powers on.
Completeness. Chargers, docks, stands, power supplies and attached readers.
Quantity and sets. Matched sets, such as terminals with their guest displays, are easier to place.

Selling more than Flex 14" units? Put everything on one list: terminals, handhelds, screens, printers and readers are quoted together. Working or not, list it.

Flex 14": questions and answers

Is the Toast Flex 14 still supported by Toast?

Toast lists the Flex 14 inch as a supported device, but it also lists any device running Android 7.x or 8.0 as retired, and some Flex 14 units shipped on Android 7.1. Check Settings, About on each terminal, or tell us and we will check it with you.

I lease my Toast hardware through Easy Pay. Can I sell it?

Not until you own it. Under Toast Easy Pay you pay to use Toast-owned equipment for the lease term, and ownership passes only when you buy it out. Toast handles buyouts through [email protected]. Once you hold title, send us the list and we will quote it.