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MagicPay All‐In‐One POS Compatibility List (Audio Jack Reader) Using ePNMobile Pro Manufacturer: Type/Model#: Operating System (OS): Carrier: Apple iPad 5.1 Not Reported Apple iPod touch 5.1 Not Reported Apple iPad 6 None Apple iPhone 6 AT&T Apple iPhone 6 Verizon Apple iPhone 6.1 AT&T Apple iPhone 6.1 C Spire Apple iPhone 6.1 Verizon Apple iPad 7 Not Reported Apple iPad 7 AT&T Apple iPad 7 None Apple iPad 7 Verizon Apple iPhone 7 ACS Apple iPhone 7 AT&T Apple iPhone 7 Carrier Apple iPhone 7 MTA Apple iPhone 7 Sprint Apple iPhone 7 Verizon Apple iPad 7.1 AT&T Apple iPhone 5.0.1 AT&T Apple iPhone 5.0.1 Verizon Apple iPad 5.1.1 Not Reported Apple iPad 5.1.1 AT&T Apple iPad 5.1.1 Verizon Apple iPhone 5.1.1 AT&T Apple iPhone 5.1.1 MTA Apple iPhone 5.1.1 Verizon Apple iPod touch 5.1.1 Not Reported Apple iPad 6.0.1 AT&T Apple iPad 6.0.1 None Apple iPad 6.0.1 Sprint Apple iPad 6.0.1 Verizon Apple iPhone 6.0.1 ACS Apple iPhone 6.0.1 AT&T Apple iPhone 6.0.1 Verizon Apple iPod touch 6.0.1 None Apple iPhone 6.0.2 Verizon Apple iPad 6.1.2 AT&T Apple iPad 6.1.2 Carrier Apple iPad 6.1.2 None Apple iPhone 6.1.2 AT&T Apple iPhone 6.1.2 Movistar Apple iPhone 6.1.2 T-Mobile Apple iPhone 6.1.2 Verizon Apple iPad 6.1.3 Not Reported Apple iPad 6.1.3 AT&T Apple iPad 6.1.3 None Apple iPad 6.1.3 Sprint Apple iPad 6.1.3 Verizon Apple iPhone 6.1.3 ACS Apple iPhone 6.1.3 AT&T Apple iPhone 6.1.3 C Spire Apple iPhone 6.1.3 Carrier Apple iPhone 6.1.3 DIGITEL Apple iPhone 6.1.3 Movistar Apple iPhone 6.1.3 Sprint Apple iPhone 6.1.3 Sprint Apple iPhone 6.1.3 T-Mobile Apple iPhone 6.1.3 Verizon Apple iPhone 6.1.3 Verizon Apple iPod touch 6.1.3 None Apple iPhone 6.1.4 ACS Apple iPhone 6.1.4 AT&T Apple iPhone 6.1.4 Movistar Apple iPhone 6.1.4 Sprint Apple iPhone 6.1.4 Verizon Apple iPod touch 6.1.5 None Apple iPod touch 6.1.6 None Apple iPhone 7.0.1 Verizon Apple iPad 7.0.2 AT&T Apple iPad 7.0.2 None Apple iPad 7.0.2 Verizon Apple iPhone 7.0.2 ACS Apple iPhone 7.0.2 AT&T Apple iPhone 7.0.2 C Spire Apple iPhone 7.0.2 Carrier Apple iPhone 7.0.2 DIGITEL Apple iPhone 7.0.2 MTA Apple iPhone 7.0.2 Sprint Apple iPhone 7.0.2 T-Mobile Apple iPhone 7.0.2 Verizon Apple iPad 7.0.3 AT&T Apple iPad 7.0.3 None Apple iPad 7.0.3 Verizon Apple iPhone 7.0.3 AT&T Apple iPhone 7.0.3 DIGITEL Apple iPhone 7.0.3 GCI Apple iPhone 7.0.3 Sprint Apple iPhone 7.0.3 T-Mobile Apple iPhone 7.0.3 Verizon Apple iPad 7.0.4 AT&T Apple iPad 7.0.4 Carrier Apple iPad 7.0.4 None Apple iPad 7.0.4 Sprint Apple iPad 7.0.4 T-Mobile Apple iPad 7.0.4 Verizon Apple iPhone 7.0.4 Not Reported Apple iPhone 7.0.4 ACS Apple iPhone 7.0.4 AT&T Apple iPhone 7.0.4 Bluegrass Apple iPhone 7.0.4 Carrier Apple iPhone 7.0.4 DIGITEL Apple iPhone 7.0.4 Family Mobile Apple iPhone 7.0.4 GCI Apple iPhone 7.0.4 Movistar Apple iPhone 7.0.4 MTA Apple iPhone 7.0.4 nTelos Apple iPhone 7.0.4 Personal Apple iPhone 7.0.4 Sprint Apple iPhone 7.0.4 T-Mobile Apple iPhone 7.0.4 TFW Apple iPhone 7.0.4 TFW Apple iPhone 7.0.4 U.S. Cellular Apple iPhone 7.0.4 Verizon Apple iPhone 7.0.4 Virgin Apple iPod touch 7.0.4 None Apple iPad 7.0.6 AT&T Apple iPad 7.0.6 Carrier Apple iPad 7.0.6 None Apple iPad 7.0.6 T-Mobile Apple iPad 7.0.6 Verizon Apple iPhone 7.0.6 ACS Apple iPhone 7.0.6 AT&T Apple iPhone 7.0.6 Bluegrass Apple iPhone 7.0.6 DIGITEL Apple iPhone 7.0.6 Movistar Apple iPhone 7.0.6 NTW Apple iPhone 7.0.6 Sprint Apple iPhone 7.0.6 Strata Apple iPhone 7.0.6 T-Mobile Apple iPhone 7.0.6 U.S. Cellular Apple iPhone 7.0.6 Verizon Apple iPod touch 7.0.6 None Amazon KFJWI 4.0.4 Not Reported Amazon KFAPWI 4.2.2 Not Reported Asus Transformer Asus 4.1.1 Not Reported Pad TF700T Asus Transformer Asus 4.1.1 Not Reported Pad TF700T Asus Transformer Asus 4.1.1 Not Reported Pad TF700T Asus Transformer Asus 4.1.1 Not Reported Pad TF700T Asus Transformer Asus 4.2.1 Not Reported Pad TF300T Asus Transformer Asus 4.2.1 Not Reported Pad TF700T Asus Transformer Asus 4.2.1 Not Reported Pad TF700T Asus Transformer Asus 4.2.1 Not Reported Pad TF700T Asus 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2.3.4 Home LGE LG-E405 2.3.6 Not Reported LGE LG-E739 2.3.6 T-Mobile LGE LG-E739 2.3.6 T-Mobile LGE LG-VS410PP 2.3.6 Verizon Wireless LGE LGL46C 2.3.7 Not Reported LGE LG-E615 4.0.4 Not Reported LGE LG-E615 4.0.4 DIGITEL LGE LG-E615 4.0.4 MetroPCS LGE LG-E615 4.0.4 Movistar LGE LG-E615 4.0.4 Movistar LGE LG-E615 4.0.4 Not Reported LGE LG-E615 4.0.4 Not Reported LGE LG-E615 4.0.4 Not Reported LGE LG-E615 4.0.4 Not Reported LGE LG-E615 4.0.4 Not Reported LGE LG-E615 4.0.4 Not Reported LGE LG-E615 4.0.4 Not Reported LGE LG-MS770 4.0.4 MetroPCS LGE LG-MS870 4.0.4 MetroPCS LGE LGL86C 4.0.4 Not Reported LGE VS840 4G 4.0.4 Verizon Wireless LGE VS840 4G 4.0.4 Verizon Wireless LGE VS840 4G 4.0.4 Verizon Wireless LGE VS920 4G 4.0.4 Verizon Wireless LGE VS920 4G 4.0.4 Verizon Wireless LGE VS920 4G 4.0.4 Verizon Wireless LGE LG-D500 4.1.2 T-Mobile LGE LG-D500 4.1.2 T-Mobile LGE LG-E455 4.1.2 T-Mobile LGE LG-E455 4.1.2 T-Mobile LGE LG-E980 4.1.2 AT&T LGE LG-E980 4.1.2 AT&T LGE LG-E980 4.1.2 AT&T LGE LG-P769 4.1.2 Not Reported LGE LG-P769 4.1.2 Movistar LGE LG-P769 4.1.2 T-Mobile LGE LG-P769 4.1.2 T-Mobile LGE LG-P769 4.1.2 T-Mobile LGE LG-P769 4.1.2 T-Mobile LGE LGMS659 4.1.2 MetroPCS LGE LGMS769 4.1.2 T-Mobile LGE VS930 4G 4.1.2 Not Reported LGE VS930 4G 4.1.2 Verizon Wireless LGE LG-D800 4.2.2 AT&T LGE LG-D801 4.2.2 Not Reported LGE LG-D801 4.2.2 T-Mobile LGE LG-D801 4.2.2 T-Mobile LGE LG-D801 4.2.2 T-Mobile LGE LG-LS980 4.2.2 Sprint LGE LG-LS980 4.2.2 Sprint LGE LG-LS980 4.2.2 Sprint LGE LG-D800 4.4.2 AT&T Motorola XT1028 4.3 Verizon Wireless Motorola MB520 2.2.2 My Network Motorola MB520 2.2.2 My Network Motorola DROID Pro 2.3.4 Verizon Wireless Motorola DROID X2 2.3.4 Verizon Wireless Motorola DROID2 GLOBAL 2.3.4 Verizon Wireless Motorola DROID3 2.3.4 Verizon Wireless Motorola DROIDX 2.3.4 Verizon Wireless Motorola XT603 2.3.5 domestic roaming Motorola XT603 2.3.5 Sprint Motorola MB865 2.3.6 AT&T Motorola DROIDX 2.3.7 Verizon Wireless Motorola DROIDX 2.3.7 Verizon 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