ORGANIZING BRO via Amazon has for
Prime Members:
ORGBRO Z1 Thermal 4"x6" Shipping Label Printer for $32.99 - $16.50 when you apply promo code
MQW535YR =
$16.49.
Shipping is free.
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Gregory00 for sharing this deal
Features:
- Prints up to 72 labels/min with 203 DPI clarity
- USB connection only (no Bluetooth); easy setup with included drivers
- Works with Windows, Mac, Chrome OS, and Linux
- Compatible with Amazon, eBay, Shopify, UPS, and more
- Supports 1"–4.5" thermal labels, ideal for 4×6 shipping labels
- No ink or toner needed, lowering costs
- Rated for 650,000+ labels and includes lifetime support
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Community Reviews
This compact thermal shipping label printer is best for quick, low-cost label printing for returns, eBay, UPS, and USPS. Setup can be fast, with USB, CUPS, Windows, and iPhone printing working, and it can feed single labels, rolls, or fanfold stock. It also avoids ink and monthly fees, and the included labels help keep the cost low. The main caveats are occasional print-quality and barcode-scanning issues, plus some uncertainty about bundled software and stock availability. A practical little label printer if you want to skip taping labels to boxes.
The printer can complete a first label print in about three minutes after unboxing.
The printer can automatically sense and index a single label and also support fanfold or roll feeding.
The printer can work with a network print setup using CUPS on an Ubuntu mini PC.
The printer can print from Linux, Windows, and iPhone using the provided USB driver plus CUPS/IPP and Avahi.
The promo code MQW535YR may fail to apply for some orders.
Barcode scanning can fail badly, with many labels printing unscannable barcodes.
Print quality can fall short of samples, including white specks in dark areas.
Converting shipping label PDFs into the printer's format can be time-consuming and error-prone.
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Can't speak to longevity but n=1 was a big win
Never used one before. When powered on it will sense a label and index it automatically. So you can feed just one label, or fanfold, or a roll. That may be obvious to others but this is all new to me.
That is bigger chore than duct taping the label from laser printer. Should I use AI or something?
The printer itself seem to work good an is pretty compact, almost portable.
Can't trust SD anymore pushing chinese junk. This printer was supposed to make my life easier but now I'm back to my 10 year old laser printer and scissors which print much better product.
9 of 10 labels print unscannable barcodes. Cleaning it with alcohol/q-tip as suggested does nothing.
Stay away from this crap and get yourself a quality product to avoid frustration. Scissors, laser printer and some duct tape takes much less time than trying to make this piece of junk print something scannable.
This printer is junk.
Can't trust SD anymore pushing chinese junk. This printer was supposed to make my life easier but now I'm back to my 10 year old laser printer and scissors which print much better product.
9 of 10 labels print unscannable barcodes. Cleaning it with alcohol/q-tip as suggested does nothing.
Stay away from this crap and get yourself a quality product to avoid frustration. Scissors, laser printer and some duct tape takes much less time than trying to make this piece of junk print something scannable.
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