Hello! I'm ready to buy a thermal printer to print my USPS labels. I'm
just looking for recommendations not based on price as much as quality of print,
ease of use and compatibility with ShipStation/PayPal.
Hello! I'm ready to buy a thermal printer to print my USPS labels. I'm
just looking for recommendations not based on price as much as quality of print,
ease of use and compatibility with ShipStation/PayPal.
Thanks in advance!
Pretty much any label printer will do. Personally, I use a Dymo LabelWriter 4XL
and have been very happy with it. The print quality is good and it is fully compatible
with most shipping software including PayPal and ShipStation.
Hello! I'm ready to buy a thermal printer to print my USPS labels. I'm
just looking for recommendations not based on price as much as quality of print,
ease of use and compatibility with ShipStation/PayPal.
Thanks in advance!
Pretty much any label printer will do. Personally, I use a Dymo LabelWriter 4XL
and have been very happy with it. The print quality is good and it is fully compatible
with most shipping software including PayPal and ShipStation.
Hello! I'm ready to buy a thermal printer to print my USPS labels. I'm
just looking for recommendations not based on price as much as quality of print,
ease of use and compatibility with ShipStation/PayPal.
Thanks in advance!
Pretty much any label printer will do. Personally, I use a Dymo LabelWriter 4XL
and have been very happy with it. The print quality is good and it is fully compatible
with most shipping software including PayPal and ShipStation.
Mhm when I buy a new printer I’ll probably go for a zebra then since sometimes
with my labels the small text can be difficult to read but since they all arrive
I’m still using it but yah sounds like a plan
Mhm when I buy a new printer I’ll probably go for a zebra then since sometimes
with my labels the small text can be difficult to read but since they all arrive
I’m still using it but yah sounds like a plan
It is! Always turned on, has a roll up to 500 * 4"x6" (you almost never
change the roll), starts to print instantly and maybe 1 second for a label, it's
nice
Mhm when I buy a new printer I’ll probably go for a zebra then since sometimes
with my labels the small text can be difficult to read but since they all arrive
I’m still using it but yah sounds like a plan
It is! Always turned on, has a roll up to 500 * 4"x6" (you almost never
change the roll), starts to print instantly and maybe 1 second for a label, it's
nice
I cant remember if my rolls are 250 or 500 but I have to change them out at least
once a month
Mhm when I buy a new printer I’ll probably go for a zebra then since sometimes
with my labels the small text can be difficult to read but since they all arrive
I’m still using it but yah sounds like a plan
It is! Always turned on, has a roll up to 500 * 4"x6" (you almost never
change the roll), starts to print instantly and maybe 1 second for a label, it's
nice
I cant remember if my rolls are 250 or 500 but I have to change them out at least
once a month
Mhm when I buy a new printer I’ll probably go for a zebra then since sometimes
with my labels the small text can be difficult to read but since they all arrive
I’m still using it but yah sounds like a plan
It is! Always turned on, has a roll up to 500 * 4"x6" (you almost never
change the roll), starts to print instantly and maybe 1 second for a label, it's
nice
I cant remember if my rolls are 250 or 500 but I have to change them out at least
once a month
Don’t they require brand name labels that cost way more or is their a workaround
similar to ink
I used generic Dymo 4xl labels purchased off of Amazon for many years - they
are a fraction of the cost of "genuine" Dymo labels.
That being said, I transitioned to Zebra ZD420 printers...bluetooth, print over
LAN, WiFi...plus they are bulletproof (but expensive).
If you want a cheap 4x6 printer, Rollo is popular but there are many clones that
are exactly the same and 30% less expensive.
The collegepicker on YouTube has reviews of a few.
Joe
Watched a few videos! I can see that the Zebra is a clear winner overall based
on reviews, BUT overall I think some of the things the youtuber said really made
sense for my selling level. I LOVE how he actually mentioned the 'print
and tape method' which is what I'm currently using and as much as I love
to get a top of the line product I think I'm leaning towards the iDPRT (currently
139.99 less a $30 coupon) or the beeprt which is the one he uses in the video.
Both were on my radar from reviews I have read and will do the trick for me.
Thank you for your input!
Hello! I'm ready to buy a thermal printer to print my USPS labels. I'm
just looking for recommendations not based on price as much as quality of print,
ease of use and compatibility with ShipStation/PayPal.
Thanks in advance!
I am still using ancient Zebra 2844. Got it over 15 years ago and aside from
driver issue when I switched from Windows XP to 7 and from a broken USB port
last year it has performed well.
It's built like a tank and doesn't use DRM like some of the newer label
printer might have.
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