Best Value Shipping Label Printer

This is the Best Value For Printers that I have seen.

Have used this Label Printer for several months almost on a daily basis. Excellent Value, Easy to use and professional results. Makes my small business stand out. Would recommend this to anyone who wants an easy to use label printer, never jams nor fails

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If anyone needs a label printer I recommend the QL-810W. Best printer. Love the WiFi part. I don’t have to sit at the computer. All done on my cell phone.

I've been using this label printer for a short time, but it has already saved me time in my shipping process and it's so fast at printing!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This shipping label printer is perfect for online sellers.It works perfectly fine, durable and easy to use.It has strong labels, quiet and works quickly.

I had another label printer and it died when I needed to make labels. B&H had the 800  with free shipping so I ordered it. It was due in a few days, right when I was going to be gone. It arrived one day early and I was able to keep my  commitment and make my appointment. The 800  works flawlessly. I have no use for the ability to have both red and black on a label yet but i am confidant that it will work too.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This label printer has a variety of functions and is very user friendly. It recognizes the type of label and automatically sets for the label you’re using. The software is intuitive and simple to follow. Quick print speed and makes bulk shipping simple. I would recommend this for bulk shipping. No need for ink or cartridges, but you have to use Dymo brand labels.

I recently launched my business and needed a shipping label printer. I’ve only used it twice so far and it works great. Easy to set up. I like that it doesn’t take up much space. I’m glad I purchased it.

I bought this label printer to use for shipping products from home. I'm not a frequent shipper but I wanted the simplicity of peel and stick labels when I did decide to send a package out. There is a more expensive model with Wi-Fi functionality, but frankly I found that unnecessary for the price increase. I have this printer connected via USB to a Linux server running CUPS, so I can print to it from any computer in the house; cheaper and just as effective. I mainly use Macs and found there isn't a standard way to cut shipping labels down to the proper size for this printer. Ironically Brother's own support page suggests taking a screenshot of the label and printing that. It doesn't seem to be an exact science; I haven't had issues with it, and the labels produced this way look fine. Just a bit funny to me. I did buy a couple other label rolls along with this product, but found out there are actually a couple of sample rolls provided in the package with the printer.