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expiredbriankeith posted Feb 25, 2025 5:06 PM
Mini Label Maker Bluetooth Thermal Printer w/ 14x50mm Tape (3 Colors)
$6.50
$16
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JAYO Official via Amazon has Mini Label Maker Bluetooth Thermal Printer w/ 14x50mm Tape (HP3, various colors) on sale for $12.99 - $6.50 (50%) off when you apply promo code 50JJTOCQ the checkout page = $6.49. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+ orders.
Available colors:About this product:
- Note: The promo code 50JJTOCQ does not stack with the 5% discount shown on the product page.
Available colors:About this product:
- Compact and lightweight, designed for portability at 130g and measuring 81.3 x 37.3mm
- Thermal printer (no ink/toner) w/ 203 DPI for sharp, clear, and accurate prints
- Comes with tape that is waterproof, oil-resistant, scratch-resistant, and tear-resistant
- XEasyLabel app offers 1500+ templates with fonts, frames, stickers, and more
- Includes:
- 1x HP3 Label Printer
- 1x User Manual
- 1x USB Type-C Cable
- 1x Label tape (14x50mm)
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JAYO Official via Amazon has Mini Label Maker Bluetooth Thermal Printer w/ 14x50mm Tape (HP3, various colors) on sale for $12.99 - $6.50 (50%) off when you apply promo code 50JJTOCQ the checkout page = $6.49. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+ orders.
Available colors:About this product:
- Note: The promo code 50JJTOCQ does not stack with the 5% discount shown on the product page.
Available colors:About this product:
- Compact and lightweight, designed for portability at 130g and measuring 81.3 x 37.3mm
- Thermal printer (no ink/toner) w/ 203 DPI for sharp, clear, and accurate prints
- Comes with tape that is waterproof, oil-resistant, scratch-resistant, and tear-resistant
- XEasyLabel app offers 1500+ templates with fonts, frames, stickers, and more
- Includes:
- 1x HP3 Label Printer
- 1x User Manual
- 1x USB Type-C Cable
- 1x Label tape (14x50mm)
Editor's Notes
Written by jimmytx | Staff- About this Store:
- Don't have Amazon Prime? Students can get a free 6-Month Amazon Prime trial with free 2-day shipping, unlimited video streaming & more.
- If you're not a student, there's also a free 1-Month Amazon Prime trial available.
- Additional Information:
- Please see the original post for additional details and/or view the Wiki and forum comments for further helpful discussion if available.
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These just use cheap Thermal Paper and will Yellow over time because it is just paper coated with thermal sensitive chemicals. Which all yellow over time and with heat.
A lot of these cheapy products rely on you being lax about installing a proprietary app. That's how they generate their revenue. Not on goofy little almost-free trinkets such as this label printer.
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These just use cheap Thermal Paper and will Yellow over time because it is just paper coated with thermal sensitive chemicals. Which all yellow over time and with heat.
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Its about general intrusion into your phone and network.
A lot of these cheapy products rely on you being lax about installing a proprietary app. That's how they generate their revenue. Not on goofy little almost-free trinkets such as this label printer.
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A lot of these cheapy products rely on you being lax about installing a proprietary app. That's how they generate their revenue. Not on goofy little almost-free trinkets such as this label printer.
A lot of these cheapy products rely on you being lax about installing a proprietary app. That's how they generate their revenue. Not on goofy little almost-free trinkets such as this label printer.
Here's a good example of the kind of stuff apps do in the background:
https://haxrob.net/that-battery-m...-the-post/
There's no reason for a battery voltage monitor, in this case, to be tracking the user's whereabouts, which cell towers they connect to, which networks they connect to, and sending all the data back to Asia.
Even if something like GPS coordinates are needed to facilitate the "parked car" function in that app doesn't mean that such information necessarily has to be shared. And why should a voltage monitoring app include such a function to begin with, when it's built into phone OSes and map/navigation apps natively. Plausible deniability that the app might have a remote reason to hoover your info and send it across the world?
And it's not limited to apps from a particular country, or region; all of them present similar risk.
There are different levels of data mining, and many may not care, if they get the benefit they seek. But it would be naive to ignore what's occurring.
Heck, it's clear that SD fingerprints site visitors to "personalize" the content, without even having to log in.
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Eloquently elaborated right above here^.
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