DYMO Authentic LW Multi-Purpose Square Labels, DYMO Labels for LabelWriter Printers, Great for Barcodes, 1" x 1", 1 Roll of 750

We purchase these regularly to go with our Dymo label maker and use them to price items for our boutique. The labels are perfect and exactly what we need and do a great job for what they are intended to be used for.

I was on the fence about spending the money to get these vs. the much cheaper alternatives, but this was a new client that needed revised QR codes on a flyer that was to be handed out the next day so I bit the bullet (and took the hit to my margin) to get these. Glad I did!The labels printed nice and clearly on my old Dymo Twin Turbo and scanned perfectly. Moreover, they STICK. I can't attest to their adhesive or print longevity, but in the end, it didn't matter. It solved my problem and the client was happy. That's all that mattered in the moment.

I purchased a less expensive brand and paid the price! Never again! Dymo Labels only! They don't fail and they don't jam!

These labels are great quality and are perfect for labeling items for resale in my booth!

These didn’t arrive however they do work great in the dymo

There is no reason to not give it 5 stars based on functionality. My issues are with the closed system Dymo instituted on their machines that force you to buy the expensive Dymo brand labels.If you are buying these for your Dymo they will work as expected. If you are researching the consumable side of buying a Dymo printer I would not be able to recommend the Dymo brand because they put an electronic counter on their labels, and you CANNOT use any off brands with Dymo Printers past a certain generation.

First let me say that I'm an Amazon Pro Merchant. I have a few items for sale - it's not like I'm a mega-warehouse or anything; I'm a guy running a media business - proverbially "out of the garage."For quite a while I was exploring third-party applications that would allow me to use smaller labels for creating Amazon barcodes. I tried Avery 30-up labels and 3M 30-up labels for labeling my items before shipment to Amazon's warehouses. While each of those has their benefits and problems, the main issue with using full-sheet labels is that (1) you have to come up with some sort of alphabetical-order-type-organization-and-labeling system. And if you're looking at a pile of 300 different items it can be quite a challenge. So I purchased a Dymo 450 Turbo thermal label printer.Usually I go for the cheapest solution to a problem, but so far these labels have been flawless. Combined with the manufacturer's equipment, these OEM, branded labels work flawlessly. I can create items, and then before shipping I can label them. I can then individually pack each item and ensure that each item I handle is in good or as described condition before I stick it in the box. I've heard of folks having issues with non-OEM labels that are similar to this product - jamming and other such issues - but so far after 600 items these labels are great. They save money in many ways because, say, I am shipping 17 items, I don't have to waste the remaining 13 Avery labels. This makes my job of creating inventory and labeling before shipment fast and easy.In order to mitigate risk of slowing down shipment creation, I'm sticking with the name brand. Three stars for price, five stars for quality, four stars overall. Excellent product - just damn expensive!

I have to use the Dymo label maker cause it’s the only one compatible with Ricochet program I use at work. I bought the 540 turbo model which I found out after that only Dymo labels work with it. The 450 model can use generic labels which are cheaper but the 450 is more expensive than the 550. Just letting peeps know so you don’t waste your time with any other labels than Dymo if you have 550 model.