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Necta· Vending Machines (Evoca Group)

Necta Vismo

7.7/ 10

Recommended

Data review — researched from sources, not physically tested. How we rate

Design & build7.4
Technology & features6.8
Operation & maintenance8.0
Capacity & range7.2
Value for money9.0
from €3,200

Guide prices net (excl. VAT), project prices may vary

  • Office, Retail, Education
  • Floorstanding
  • Indoor
  • Coins, Contactless (NFC)

Eco label

ABCDE

Energy class

B

Necta Vismo

Use cases

Where this machine fits.

Suitable

Micro-operators & Startups

Lowest capital requirement in the snack segment; Evoca service coverage; touchscreen for product presentation

Suitable

Trial Operators

Affordable enough for trial deployment without high capital risk; MDB interface for future cashless retrofit

Our rating in detail

Five public rating axes, weighted against the available evidence.

Design & build
7.4 / 10
Technology & features
6.8 / 10
Operation & maintenance
8.0 / 10
Capacity & range
7.2 / 10
Value for money
9.0 / 10

Our verdict

7.7Good

The Necta Vismo is Evoca Group's entry-level offering in the snack segment—240 product slots, 7-inch touchscreen, and optional telemetry at one of the lowest price points in the category. Without R290 refrigeration (no cooling compartment), it is designed for dry goods only, but for bars, crisps, and nuts it is the most cost-effective option under €3,500.

At a glance

Model
Necta Vismo
Manufacturer
Necta
Category
Snack & Combo Machines
Price range
from €3,200
Overall score
7.7 / 10
Origin
Necta (IT)

Pros & cons

Pros

  • Compact dimensions (width 720 mm) for tight corridors
  • Evoca service network throughout Europe—short response times
  • Lowest price in the segment with 7-inch touchscreen and MDB-compatible cashless payment

Cons

  • Telemetry only as an option (+€250)—not standard
  • No cooling compartment—suitable for dry goods only

Review

Features and Value for Money

The Vismo is a textbook example of a well-positioned entry-level unit: the 7-inch touchscreen enables product images and dynamic price display—features otherwise found only in higher-priced segments. The MDB interface allows retrofit cashless payment integration with any compatible terminal. At €3,200 acquisition cost, the capital barrier is low for operators with uncertain site forecasts.

Day-to-Day Reliability

Evoca platform machines have a strong service track record in Germany: >95% of spare parts are available through the Evoca partner network within 24 hours. The Vismo shares its platform with Necta Snakky and Necta Kikko—technicians typically know the system inside out, which translates to short repair times.

Technical data

All recorded data points at a glance.

Use & operations

Use cases / locations
Office, Retail, Education
Installation type
Floorstanding
Environment (indoor/outdoor)
Indoor

Payment & connectivity

Payment methods
Coins, Contactless (NFC)
Payment interface protocol
MDB (Multi-Drop Bus)
Telemetry / remote monitoring
Optional (retrofit)
Connectivity
Wi‑Fi

Technology

Total capacity
240 Einheiten
UI / display type
Touchscreen

Cooling

Cooling
None

Service & compliance

Price segment
Budget

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Useful Links and Documents

Further sources

  1. 1.Necta Vismo Datenblatt — evocagroup.com/necta-vismo-datenblatt
Data review: AI-assisted source analysis, no hands-on test by usLast checked: VendingTests.com editorial teamRating criteria documented transparently

Frequently asked questions about Necta Vismo

How does the Necta Vismo differ from the Necta Kikko?

The Vismo (240 slots, no cooling compartment) is the more affordable dry snack machine. The Kikko (300 slots, optional cooling section, approximately +€1,000) also offers chilled beverages—making it the better choice if cold drinks are also to be sold.

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7.4Good

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On request

Sielaff SN48

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Sielaff SN48

7.9Good

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from €5,000

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7.9Good

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On request

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Necta Orchestra R290

7.7Good

Multi-temperature combi unit with three temperature zones that holds up to 464 items across 53 product selections, replacing two single-purpose machines at high-traffic locations. The limitation is not mechanical but connectivity-related: no public documentation exists for telemetry or remote reading.

approx. €10,428 – €10,840