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ORGANIZING STA via Amazon has for
Prime Members: ORGSTA USB Thermal 4"x6" Shipping Label Printer (Red, T001) on sale for $29.99 - $12 (40%) off when you apply promo code
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$17.99.
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About this product:
- USB-connected direct thermal shipping label printer
- Ink-free printing with speeds up to 150 mm per second
- 203 DPI resolution for crisp, scannable labels
- Supports 1" to 4.5" wide direct thermal labels
- Compatible with major shipping platforms and marketplaces
- Compact, portable desktop design
- Included: USB thermal shipping label printer, 50 sample 4x6-inch (100 mm x 150 mm) thermal labels, a quick installation guide, a USB drive, a USB cable, a power cord, and a power adapter
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If you have the budget, I'd go with a self contained unit that holds the roll inside it every time. Things get bumped, and the alignment is never 100% perfect with these ones you just have a separate roll holder to maintain the labels in, and the small vibrations of the unit when printing will eventually pull things out of alignment on all of them.
Edit: Just to add, the incomplete labels and choppy text are most likely misconfiguration on the users part. I coded my own inventory management system and definitely had to play around with things to get it just right, but this printer uses the same pretty generic driver as all the other low cost label printers that you see online, so you definitely have to tweak things to get it right. Printing a 4x6 label off a normal shipping platform should work fine out of the box, though I've only tested 4x6 through this a few times.
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If you have the budget, I'd go with a self contained unit that holds the roll inside it every time. Things get bumped, and the alignment is never 100% perfect with these ones you just have a separate roll holder to maintain the labels in, and the small vibrations of the unit when printing will eventually pull things out of alignment on all of them.
Edit: Just to add, the incomplete labels and choppy text are most likely misconfiguration on the users part. I coded my own inventory management system and definitely had to play around with things to get it just right, but this printer uses the same pretty generic driver as all the other low cost label printers that you see online, so you definitely have to tweak things to get it right. Printing a 4x6 label off a normal shipping platform should work fine out of the box, though I've only tested 4x6 through this a few times.
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If you have the budget, I'd go with a self contained unit that holds the roll inside it every time. Things get bumped, and the alignment is never 100% perfect with these ones you just have a separate roll holder to maintain the labels in, and the small vibrations of the unit when printing will eventually pull things out of alignment on all of them.
Edit: Just to add, the incomplete labels and choppy text are most likely misconfiguration on the users part. I coded my own inventory management system and definitely had to play around with things to get it just right, but this printer uses the same pretty generic driver as all the other low cost label printers that you see online, so you definitely have to tweak things to get it right. Printing a 4x6 label off a normal shipping platform should work fine out of the box, though I've only tested 4x6 through this a few times.
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