Rollo is the best? I ended up throwing two away. Use it for over a year and see the condition the shipping labels come out in. Replaced them with Zebra zd621 and wish I had done it sooner.
Do not purchase Dymo. They pulled a dirty and chip their rolls. You will not be able to purchase any labels outside of their very expensive official lables
Stick with zebra and shit on the rest why because zebra is a work horse and will get what you need done. Plain and simple do not buy chinese made rollo junk it will not last you years like a zebra will. I saved you money so enjoy.
sad that rollo is made in the USA. Probably why they suck tbh. Granted most of those parts are made in Mexico and China. Then put together in the US. Either way. Youre not only wrong. But really silly.
@@MenaceLV I work in a warehouse and use a few different types of Zebra printers (not the high end ones) and I think they are all great for shipping labels. They are definitely workhorse printers, with the ZP 450 being one of the toughest more affordable of their printers. My least favorite is the ZD600 series, it may be a fast printer but the components inside of it are cheap (especially the weak label roll holder) and putting the wax paper in is not as easy as the ZD 450.
These may work well if you are only printing a few labels a day. However, if you need to print hundreds a day, you need to look for real label printers. CAB, Zebra, Sato and many others make real printers for industrial uses.
I’m hearing your suggestion for sure. But answer this for me please, are one of these printers a good/great recommendation at least if I want to save money?
@@mkzaymrright Not sure exactly what you are asking. The choice of printer depends on many things, such as the number of labels you print, what types of labels, what sizes of labels and even where the printer will be. I'm talking industrial printers, not home use printers.
@@mkzaymrrightthey're cheap, so sure. If you want a tried and true brand, like zebra, which will practically last forever, you'll need to pay up. You'll want the better quality.
Label Range is actually really good. I use it for my business. I print my shipping labels & customize stickers for packaging. Not having a bluetooth function is a negative. You also have to be sure to calibrate when changing sizes for stickers/labels or else you will definitely waste labels due to them messing up & not being aligned. Otherwise, it's a good printer
hello would you mind if you could send me your insta or anything to have a conversation because i have some questions for someone who knows about this business thank you
The Toshiba BV410D is a business grade, compact, desktop, direct thermal printer at 200 or 300 DPI with replaceable printheads. Prnts at 7 ips and includes a license for BarTender label design software. Includes Z mode for direct replacement of legacy Zebra printers.
00:29 5⃣ Jiose Shipping Label Printer: geni.us/Qg4tO
02:22 4⃣ LabelRange LP620: geni.us/ApzLBe
04:32 3⃣ DYMO LabelWriter 4XL: geni.us/0mi0U8C
06:27 2⃣ Brother QL Series: geni.us/IYaYEhV
08:52 1⃣ ROLLO Shipping Label Printer: geni.us/MEqc
Rollo is the best? I ended up throwing two away. Use it for over a year and see the condition the shipping labels come out in. Replaced them with Zebra zd621 and wish I had done it sooner.
They made this list based on which printer manufacturer gave them most $
@@kirstenmichaels6794yeah. This whole video. Get a zebra and get it over with.
@@hobowithagun24 good, even great, but not the best.
Differently seems it.
I belief so too the brother label printer is this best on the list I run w/o of them for my business for the past 3 years.
What would be best for Mercari. Prefer wireless connectivity
Paperang c1
which one can connect with Macbook Air?
I think number 2 is the best one
Can you just feed a standard 4x6 flashcard in here for other uses?
Thanks!
Which is Bluetooth and best ?
Nope. My Rollo didn’t make it 12 months before it started throwing errors literally every time I try to print a label. Don’t waste your money.
JIOSE is a piece of garbage. I loose my money. Is no way to print amazon product labels like 2 5/8" x 1".
second that jiose sucks
What do you recommend that is wireless? Best price, best pros?
He clearly said rollo.
@@floridajames04the Rollo printer in this video is not wireless, and Rollo is trash anyway. I know from personal experience.
Do not purchase Dymo. They pulled a dirty and chip their rolls. You will not be able to purchase any labels outside of their very expensive official lables
Annoying speech impediment... "sufferin' sukatash!!!"
Stick with zebra and shit on the rest why because zebra is a work horse and will get what you need done. Plain and simple do not buy chinese made rollo junk it will not last you years like a zebra will. I saved you money so enjoy.
Lmao youre dumb. Zebra printers are also made in china. Almost everything american made are not 100% made in america. Smh wow racists are quite dumb.
sad that rollo is made in the USA. Probably why they suck tbh. Granted most of those parts are made in Mexico and China. Then put together in the US. Either way. Youre not only wrong. But really silly.
Um, you realize that Zebra printers are made in China?
@@wraubertoslots so is the zebra good or no. I need to buy a label printer
@@MenaceLV I work in a warehouse and use a few different types of Zebra printers (not the high end ones) and I think they are all great for shipping labels. They are definitely workhorse printers, with the ZP 450 being one of the toughest more affordable of their printers. My least favorite is the ZD600 series, it may be a fast printer but the components inside of it are cheap (especially the weak label roll holder) and putting the wax paper in is not as easy as the ZD 450.
These may work well if you are only printing a few labels a day. However, if you need to print hundreds a day, you need to look for real label printers. CAB, Zebra, Sato and many others make real printers for industrial uses.
I’m hearing your suggestion for sure. But answer this for me please, are one of these printers a good/great recommendation at least if I want to save money?
@@mkzaymrright Not sure exactly what you are asking. The choice of printer depends on many things, such as the number of labels you print, what types of labels, what sizes of labels and even where the printer will be. I'm talking industrial printers, not home use printers.
@@wraubertoslots 😊
@@mkzaymrrightthey're cheap, so sure. If you want a tried and true brand, like zebra, which will practically last forever, you'll need to pay up. You'll want the better quality.
The zebra is expensive but definitely worth it
Label Range is actually really good. I use it for my business. I print my shipping labels & customize stickers for packaging. Not having a bluetooth function is a negative. You also have to be sure to calibrate when changing sizes for stickers/labels or else you will definitely waste labels due to them messing up & not being aligned. Otherwise, it's a good printer
hello would you mind if you could send me your insta or anything to have a conversation because i have some questions for someone who knows about this business
thank you
Can any of these printers print round sticker labels?
It's time to do a Update on this video now. 😏‼️
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The Toshiba BV410D is a business grade, compact, desktop, direct thermal printer at 200 or 300 DPI with replaceable printheads. Prnts at 7 ips and includes a license for BarTender label design software. Includes Z mode for direct replacement of legacy Zebra printers.