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4"x6" Phomemo Wireless Smart Touchscreen Thermal Label Printer (Black)

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Phomemo-YQ via Amazon has 4"x6" Phomemo Wireless Smart Touchscreen Thermal Label Printer (Black, PM64D-BK) on sale for $89.99 - $40 off when you apply promo code OCSMEL5O at checkout = $49.99. Shipping is free.

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Phomemo-YQ via Amazon has 4"x6" Phomemo Wireless Smart Touchscreen Thermal Label Printer (Black, PM64D-BK) on sale for $89.99 - $40 off when you apply promo code OCSMEL5O at checkout = $49.99. Shipping is free.

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When I did a cursory look into label printers a few months ago, I think it was pretty standard. This was the brand I set aside as "get someday" because they let you use third party labels all you want.

It does have some subscription if you want to design labels in the app or use AI design, but it'll print anything you give it on any brand label you want.
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If you're techy, you can setup a Cups server and turn any printer into a wireless or AirPrint printer. I got an old Zebra thermal printer that I use to print shipping labels from my phone using Cups. My phone just finds the printer without any third party apps to run.
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This Phomemo 4x6 thermal label printer stands out for flexible label handling and easier setup than many generic models. It can use third-party labels, includes a touchscreen and label roller, and the software supports quick custom labels, QR codes, and spreadsheet-style printing. Printing can work from web browsers, Word, Notepad, Chrome, and even a web interface, though direct printing from eBay or other apps is not supported and may require saving the label first. It also uses simulated grayscale rather than true grayscale, so close-up images can look less smooth.

  • Tech-savvy tinkerers building a wireless label setup, because it can work through a web interface or a custom CUPS-style server.

    stevedensmorejlong129asuka

  • Small sellers printing 4x6 shipping labels from a browser, because it can print directly from Chrome, Word, and other desktop apps.

    zen_cohensuperrad

  • Home organizers making custom QR-code labels, because the app supports quick design and spreadsheet-style batch printing.

    superrad

  • People who want to use third-party label rolls, because it prints on any brand label and does not lock you into one supply brand.

    Litttlegator

  • Sellers who need one-click printing from marketplace apps, because labels must be saved and reopened in the printer app first.

    RugerRedhawk

  • People expecting true grayscale graphics, because it only simulates gray with black dots and can look less smooth up close.

    VioletRaccoon567

  • Mac users who want native CUPS support out of the box, because these printers do not support CUPS directly.

    asuka

  • Shoppers who want photo-like label images, because the grayscale effect is only a dot pattern rather than smooth tonal shading.

    VioletRaccoon567

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Looks like an dedicated app is necessary. Is this standard with these kind of printers?
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Quote from JenT4685 View quoted comment :
Looks like an dedicated app is necessary. Is this standard with these kind of printers?
When I did a cursory look into label printers a few months ago, I think it was pretty standard. This was the brand I set aside as "get someday" because they let you use third party labels all you want.

It does have some subscription if you want to design labels in the app or use AI design, but it'll print anything you give it on any brand label you want.
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Quote from JenT4685 View quoted comment :
Looks like an dedicated app is necessary. Is this standard with these kind of printers?
Yes annoyingly so unless you pay up for a Brother or something like that. It's an issue because you can't print directly from ebay or whatever app, you have to save the label, then go open it manually within the random chinese printer app. If you're trying to be efficient this is a slowdown, and also an extra step that could increase likelihood of human error.
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Quote from JenT4685 View quoted comment :
Looks like an dedicated app is necessary. Is this standard with these kind of printers?
They have a web interface if you don't want to install the app.
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Quote from JenT4685 View quoted comment :
Looks like an dedicated app is necessary. Is this standard with these kind of printers?
I got a similar BT 4x6 label printer ("Hoorola") that comes with an app but I can print labels on it through my Macbook's native printer app. YMMV, of course.
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Quote from RugerRedhawk View quoted comment :
Yes annoyingly so unless you pay up for a Brother or something like that. It's an issue because you can't print directly from ebay or whatever app, you have to save the label, then go open it manually within the random chinese printer app. If you're trying to be efficient this is a slowdown, and also an extra step that could increase likelihood of human error.
If you're techy, you can setup a Cups server and turn any printer into a wireless or AirPrint printer. I got an old Zebra thermal printer that I use to print shipping labels from my phone using Cups. My phone just finds the printer without any third party apps to run.
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Quote from zen_cohen View quoted comment :
I got a similar BT 4x6 label printer ("Hoorola") that comes with an app but I can print labels on it through my Macbook's native printer app. YMMV, of course.
What's the name of the app you're referring to when you say "Macbook's native printer app"? Are you talking about "Printers & Scanners"?
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Quote from Ignatz View quoted comment :
What's the name of the app you're referring to when you say "Macbook's native printer app"? Are you talking about "Printers & Scanners"?
Yes, and it prints from Chrome, Word, etc. Only 4x6, of course, but I added it like I do a normal printer and it seems to be plugged in to just about everything that has a print function. I use it to print mailing labels from Pirate Ship in Chrome.
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Quote from RugerRedhawk View quoted comment :
Yes annoyingly so unless you pay up for a Brother or something like that. It's an issue because you can't print directly from ebay or whatever app, you have to save the label, then go open it manually within the random chinese printer app. If you're trying to be efficient this is a slowdown, and also an extra step that could increase likelihood of human error.
is there one that can directly print from those apps like ebay or etsy?
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Yes, and it prints from Chrome, Word, etc. Only 4x6, of course, but it seems to be plugged in to just about everything that has a print function. I use it to print mailing labels from Pirate Ship in Chrome.
would you recommend this printer? I am starting a shop at etsy and will start on some other platforms as well. Are these good?
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Quote from zen_cohen View quoted comment :
Yes, and it prints from Chrome, Word, etc. Only 4x6, of course, but it seems to be plugged in to just about everything that has a print function. I use it to print mailing labels from Pirate Ship in Chrome.
Got it. Thank you for this info.
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Quote from kevzz01 View quoted comment :
would you recommend this printer? I am starting a shop at etsy and will start on some other platforms as well. Are these good?
If you're referring to the "Hoorola," yes, I'd recommend it, as it's been reliable and very easy to use so far. But if I didn't have it already, I'd buy the one in this deal because, for about the same price, it has a touchscreen and a roller for the labels, which mine doesn't have. I can't speak for the quality but I assume it's as good as any of these generic printers.
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Quote from jlong129 View quoted comment :
If you're techy, you can setup a Cups server and turn any printer into a wireless or AirPrint printer. I got an old Zebra thermal printer that I use to print shipping labels from my phone using Cups. My phone just finds the printer without any third party apps to run.
These are a bit different because they don't support CUPS. They require an app or if you're lucky a web app http server that accepts label uploads.

Only way to make AirPrint work would be to write a CUPS driver server. Not impossible with AI, but not free either.

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