LabelRange Ecommerce Shipping Label Printer, Thermal 4x6 Label Printer, 300 DPI, Bluetooth & USB, Compatible with iOS, Android, Windows, USPS, Pirate Ship, Shippo, Amazon, Ebay, Shopify

UPDATE AFTER 2 YEARS: Still excellent. Two years of use, more than 10,000 labels, almost no problems (I think it has jammed on me 2 or 3 times). I just works every day after day after day. And the labels are clearer than the Rollo labels ever were. Very pleased with this and if this died today I would buy another one without hesitating. "Nice work Label Range! Never heard of you but I'm really glad you put the marketing money into engineering and manufacturing to give me an excellent product. You've got a customer-for-life!" **************************************************** Had a Rollo and it gave up after 2 years and probably 20,000 labels. Went to order another and they were backordered so I tried this. Wasn't expecting much for less than a hundred $, but had my fingers crossed. It is superior to the Rollo in every way but one: it is just slightly larger if that matters to you. Most importantly the clarity of the print is VASTLY superior to the Rollo. No matter how I fiddled with the Rollo I could never get it to print the finer fonts and some bar codes as clearly as I wanted. The Rollo was never quite as clear as the Dymo and I tried to tell myself that it really didn't bother me - but it did. For 2 years. This one is PERFECT. To summarize: 1. VASTLY superior print quality compared to the Rollo (used the same label stock and test labels) 2. seems to be just as fast as the Rollo once you crank up the speed in the settings 3. Just a little larger than the Rollo (not an issue for me) 4. about half the price of the Rollo 5. Setup was flawless and MUCH faster than the Rollo. I plugged it in, installed the driver from from the included USB stick (nice touch. No searching the internet for drivers and downloading), and was printing the clearest labels I'd seen in 2 years all within 10 minutes of opening the box Will it last as long as the Rollo? I don't know. Maybe I'll get another as a spare and I will be equal on cost and still have better print quality than the Rollo. In the meantime I've got clearer labels and an extra hundred dollars in my pocket. I'm feeling so smart right now. And it's Friday afternoon. What a great way to go into the weekend!

300 DPI Baby! The LabelRange ecommerce shipping label printer installs quickly and works well with major platforms. Setup is simple, and it connects without hassle. The 300 DPI resolution makes a difference—prints come out sharp and professional, with barcodes that scan reliably at the post office. It runs fast and doesn’t jam, even during bulk printing. The compact size saves desk space, and it handles rolls or fanfold labels smoothly. For a small business, it cuts down on time and keeps shipping organized. I’ve used it regularly for order fulfillment, and it has stayed consistent with every batch of labels. Great value for the price!

I did a LOT of review searching on amazon and YouTube about the various brands and versions of thermal printers. Honestly I was going back and forth between 3 cheaper priced printers than the ROLLO. I read every review under 5 stars and THIS model, I could not find any negative remarks on. It works fine, VERY EASY TO INSTALL. The one thing that should be a given is to make sure your printed document is formatted to the 4x6 size. I use this for my Etsy shop and this investment made me so happy. Now is the best time to do online business. I know you probably want to hear the drawbacks as I did when searching for the right product. Is it bulky? the dimentions are 8.25 inches across the front, 4 inches wide on the sides, and stands a little over 3.5 inches high. I opted for the back feeder rather than the spool printers because I felt that there would be less likely to jam. Withe the label stack sitting behind it does consume over a foot of space from front to back. There is a bit of a "clicking" sound when I print but not at all annoying. I am a strong believer in that you get what you pay for being that price is always a factor when considering quality of any product. There were cheaper thermal printers I found at 150 and 135 and even 109 dollars. But this I can say was a choice I am proud of. There was harder research to do on this particular brand model though in terms of reviews. There was only one video on YouTube where she really doesn't dive into any real critiques or how to set up, just what she bought for her business and shows her struggling with formatting. Not really helpful, but you do see how well it prints at the end.

This printer worked great for about 2 months. Outside of the return window, started having issues. It says it works for many different label sizes, but I as soon as I tried smaller round stickers (2"), everything started malfunctioning. I couldn't get the pages to align and the auto detect feature wouldn't work. I had to manually align each sticker and print them one at time, which obviously I'm not going to do for hundreds of stickers. It didn't matter what I set the paper margins or size to, it just wouldn't align properly. I gave up on the stickers and went back to just using it for my 4x6 shipping labels and now those won't align either. I'm wasting endless amounts of paper trying to fight with this printer. You get what you pay for. I would not recommend this printer.