OFFNOVA Shipping Label Printer, Bluetooth Thermal Label Printer 4x6 for Small Business and Shipping Packages, Supports Windows Mac iOS Android, Works with USPS Ebay Shopify Etsy

Good product and easy to use

As a small business owner, the OFFNOVA Shipping Label Printer has been a game-changer for my shipping process. Here's my detailed experience:Setting up the printer was straightforward. The instructions were clear, and connecting via Bluetooth to my Windows PC and iPhone was seamless. It's also compatible with Mac and Android, making it versatile for various devices. The ability to print directly from apps like USPS, eBay, Shopify, and Etsy is a significant advantage.The printer produces sharp and clear 4x6 labels quickly. The thermal printing technology means I don't have to worry about ink, which is a big cost saver. The print speed is impressive, and I've never experienced any jams or issues with alignment.The printer has a compact and sleek design, which fits well on my crowded desk. It's sturdy and feels like it can withstand daily use without any problems. The Bluetooth connectivity eliminates the need for extra cables, keeping my workspace tidy.The accompanying software is user-friendly and intuitive. I appreciate the customization options for labels, which allow me to tailor them to my specific needs. The ability to print from various platforms and devices is incredibly convenient, especially when I'm on the go and need to print from my phone.Considering the features and performance, the OFFNOVA Shipping Label Printer is a great value for money. It's a reliable and efficient tool that has significantly improved my shipping workflow.Overall, I highly recommend the OFFNOVA Shipping Label Printer to any small business owner looking for a reliable, efficient, and cost-effective labeling solution. It supports multiple platforms, prints high-quality labels, and is easy to set up and use. This printer has been a fantastic addition to my business, and I couldn't be happier with my purchase.

I’ve needed a printer for a while now because I sell on depop/poshmark and hated going to the library or staples every time I had to print a label, but I didn’t want an ink printer because of the cost of replacing ink itself. A thermal printer seemed like the best choice but I needed a wireless option because I don’t have a computer. THIS printer was the right choice, no doubt about it.Setup and label loading was easy (comes with 20 labels to start you off), and it’s so small and compact, so you can just pack it up and go! I saw so many reviewers complaining about how the actual printing process is too tedious and they don’t like it, but the seller lets you know that themselves before purchase, so there’s no need to expect differently AFTER purchase. After going through the process myself, it’s nowhere near as bad as people are making it sound. As someone who doesn’t have the luxury of being able to just get up and go print a label the second I get one, I don’t see a problem with this printer AT ALL and It’s something I’m gonna keep until it dies on me.With that being said, FOLLOW THE DIRECTIONS!!! I decided to listen to a couple of reviewers who said to just take a screenshot of the shipping label and crop it and print it as an image and that’d save you the trouble of doing it the other way. I wasted EIGHT LABELS trying to adjust crop and density and speed to get my barcode printed right because people SWORE it worked, but I finally just followed the directions in the manual and it came out and scanned perfectly on the first try.The picture is of the results I had with the 2 different methods: the top is when I followed the directions and the bottom is screenshotting. It may have worked for some people, but all of my barcodes came out unable to be scanned and the font was thick and illegible. So this is the way I did it, per manual instructions.I opened my email and opened the label in safari, then saved it to iBooks, then shared it to WhatsApp. It’ll share as a pdf in the message, so you click on that and then it opens in the FBA printing app and you just print. Yeah it sounds like a lot of steps but it literally took me not even five mins and was definitely a breeze compared to the hour and a half I spent trying to fix the janky barcodes. PROTIP: I downloaded the usps app so I’d be able to test scan my barcodes.