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Model: NIIMBOT B1 Label Maker, Bluetooth Portable Label Printer with Auto Identification, Easy to Use for Office, Home, Business, with 2 x 1.18 inch Label/Roll (Blue)
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The cost of the labels and the need to use different labels for different purposes made me avoid buying this. Also, these items have a high return rate on Amazon.
Any idea on native drivers support? Aka not having to install sus sourced software/drivers to use?
You can use the open source https://niim.blue/ either from there or self hosted. It should work via usb as well but I have only tested Bluetooth with chrome and B1
The cost of the labels and the need to use different labels for different purposes made me avoid buying this. Also, these items have a high return rate on Amazon.
You do not need different labels for different purposes unless you want different styles or sizes. But I fail to see how that is a problem with this specific printerLabels are not cheap but they are very good. Never had one fade or otherwise visibly age on me in ~3 yearsThey also have sales on their website where you can get all the fancy different ones, or otherwise aliexpress for cheap labels but usually limited to the basic ones Right now I can eg get 2 rolls transparent for ~$10 with coins or 6 rolls normal white for 24 in dollar express. That is $4 for 320 labels of 50x20 mm
You do not need different labels for different purposes unless you want different styles or sizes. But I fail to see how that is a problem with this specific printerLabels are not cheap but they are very good. Never had one fade or otherwise visibly age on me in ~3 yearsThey also have sales on their website where you can get all the fancy different ones, or otherwise aliexpress for cheap labels but usually limited to the basic ones Right now I can eg get 2 rolls transparent for ~$10 with coins or 6 rolls normal white for 24 in dollar express. That is $4 for 320 labels of 50x20 mm
You have to use their labels, which are super expensive. There are rfid tags in their rolls and they acknowledge when a roll has run out, so you can't just move the rfid tag into a different brand label. You're going to end up spending way more on labels than you'll save on the printer. There's a 1 star review that talks about it.
You have to use their labels, which are super expensive. There are rfid tags in their rolls and they acknowledge when a roll has run out, so you can't just move the rfid tag into a different brand label. You're going to end up spending way more on labels than you'll save on the printer. There's a 1 star review that talks about it.
Yes that's correct. The label rolls have nfc tags with DRM. This device is not meant for high volumes shippers or similar applications OTOH the quality is excellent and the price not that high. A simple label costs between 1 and 3 cents, it has automatic calibration, automatic layout recognition (via that nfc tag) and a wide range of fun or useful labels such as cable tags, binder labels, jewelry price tags or ones with animals etc for childrenIt's just a matter of use case. For home organization or small volume business labeling needs this is perhaps the best and cheapest labeling solution you can get. And I want to reiterate the quality of the labels is really great and it's super easy to use. I have tried no name Chinese alternatives and they simply weren't as good.There appears to be a workaround with third party labels but I don't have any here to test it myself. At this point buying a different printer might be the better choicehttps://youtu.be/CsaJETCCsTk
Yes that's correct. The label rolls have nfc tags with DRM. This device is not meant for high volumes shippers or similar applications OTOH the quality is excellent and the price not that high. A simple label costs between 1 and 3 cents, it has automatic calibration, automatic layout recognition (via that nfc tag) and a wide range of fun or useful labels such as cable tags, binder labels, jewelry price tags or ones with animals etc for childrenIt's just a matter of use case. For home organization or small volume business labeling needs this is perhaps the best and cheapest labeling solution you can get. And I want to reiterate the quality of the labels is really great and it's super easy to use. I have tried no name Chinese alternatives and they simply weren't as good.There appears to be a workaround with third party labels but I don't have any here to test it myself. At this point buying a different printer might be the better choicehttps://youtu.be/CsaJETCCsTk
Exactly, I just bought one and hooked it up to my windows computer. It works great. Their labels are not that expensive, they are like 0.023 each. They're glossy, and it prints great. Really surprised actually.
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