Phomemo Label Printer, Thermal Label Printer 4x6, Shipping Label Printer for Small Busines, Thermal Printer Compatible with Amazon, Ebay, Shopify, Etsy, UPS, FedEx, DHL, etc

Until now I couldn’t print

Excellent printer and easy to use.

i couldnt figure how to pring the label as the size is not matching the print

This is a great simple label printer. I’m not a big operation so I’m only using it to print one label at a time, so I can’t say how it would work for someone using it constantly. The instructions say it can overheat and need to cool down, but I think that can happen to all electronics.It prints the labels quickly, I haven’t had issues with jamming, it’s not ridiculously loud, and it’s pretty easy to set up and use. I would definitely recommend this for someone with a small business who wants an affordable but still aesthetically pleasing option.

I recently purchased a shipping label printer and have been thoroughly impressed with its performance. The printer is compact and easy to set up, with clear instructions and user-friendly software. The print quality is excellent, with sharp and precise text and graphics that are easy to read even on small labels.One of the standout features of this printer is its speed - it can print a large number of labels quickly and efficiently, saving me valuable time and reducing the risk of errors. It also works seamlessly with a variety of shipping platforms, making it a versatile and reliable tool for my e-commerce business.Overall, I highly recommend this shipping label printer to anyone in need of a high-quality and efficient label printing solution.

I've been using this with a Macbook Pro. I was happy to see that they even included the USB to Lightning dongle/adapter. The Google Chrome extension works well, and meant I didn't have to install any drivers. Works perfect for printing 4x6 shipping labels. Would recommend.

I'm new to thermal printing, but have been using Avery-like generic labels for years. Switching to thermal is an eye opening experience.First let me say that this printer is working incredibly well. No jams, gaps, or anything of the sort. I use it many times a week, usually every day for something. Some days for as many as 40 or 50 labels. It's a huge time saver as it not only shoots out perfect, high-quality labels, but the cost savings vs. my previous method are unbelievable.As I get more and more into real commerce, this printer is clearly going to become the cornerstone of the majority of the effort involved. I ran a quick test two days ago, and did in 3 minutes what took double or triple the amount of time. A huge part that is entirely overlooked is that if you're reselling something, you're reusing packaging as well, that packaging is free of course, and it too has a 4x6 label on it. Putting an Avery-like one causes creases, tears,Ink jet causes ink to run in the rain, and your packages get delayed, returned, or lost. You can buy sleeves to prevent that, but it's literal duct tape to a problem you shouldn't be addressing in the first place. Laser is costly because of the toner primarily, but comparing paper costs also yields numbers in the 50%+ range in terms of savings. Toner/ink jet savings? 100%, obviously. And both of those run out, FAST. Compared to thermal, which is free and unlimited, I mean, what was I thinking?The increase in productivity is what shocks me most. I knew nothing about the category until I heard UPS gives thermal labels away on their website. Although when I visited probably about a week ago it said unavailable at the moment, I picked up 250 for $8.50. The only reason I paid so much (compared to normal labels it's still less than half price) is because they're normally sold in higher qualities at a further discount of at least 25%.Also gone is the opportunity cost of maintenance (did I mention it doesn't jam?). The sheer speed at which this printer produces labels, which is also configurable to almost double the normal amount with no discernible loss in quality, has to be seen to be believed. With a proper workflow, you can set things up so one app does packing slips and remembers one printer, another app does labels and remembers this one. I have mine set up so I can right click as many labels as I want in Windows Explorer, click Print and have them finished printing before I'm done reaching over to tear the last one off.It's also helped me start cleaning things out that I have been meaning to sell since it's so fast and easy to use. I can't overemphasize how much time is saved by applying a 4x6 label over a 4x6 label. They go right on top and stay there, with no pressure. Apparently I'm the last on earth to find out about this, but luckily I found this printer and it's at a significant discount according to another website I used to check recent pricing. It can go as wide as 6.4", whereas every other printer I looked at is limited to 6.1", tops.Very rarely does one come across something they know nothing about and find it so useful. This one's a big win. Total game changer even for an occasional/casual user like myself. There's too much opportunity with this printer to stay simply casual, so we'll see where things go from here, but I couldn't be more satisfied.

Finally decided to take the plunge and invest in one of these thermal printers. So when this one had a really good coupon I bought it. It arrived fast and set up was very easy. Already printed 4 labels and I LOVE it! So fast and no smearing ink when attaching it to the package. Definitely recommend!!