Phomemo WiFi Shipping Label Printer 4x6, 344WF WiFi Thermal Label Printer for Small Business, 300DPI Postage Label Maker, Compatible with eBay, Etsy, Shopify, Amazon, FedEx, USPS

After buying and returning 2 alternative printers I bought this one and it’s much better

This WiFi shipping label printer has been a fantastic addition to my home office. It’s easy to set up, and the wireless feature makes printing labels a breeze, whether I’m using my phone or laptop. The 300DPI resolution ensures that the labels come out sharp and clear, which is perfect for professional looking packages. It’s compatible with all the major platforms I use, like eBay, Etsy, and Shopify, so it’s really convenient for managing my orders. The 4x6 size is spot on for most shipping needs, and the thermal printing means no more buying ink, which is a huge plus.The only downside I’ve noticed is that the WiFi connection can occasionally be a bit temperamental and not have the best range. There have been a few times when I’ve had to reconnect or reset the printer to get it working again, which can be frustrating when I’m in a rush. That said, once it’s connected, it works flawlessly and saves a lot of time. Overall, it’s a solid and reliable label printer, even with the occasional hiccup.

I have used these min label printers for a while now and I have to say I have been very impressed with the quality and longevity of the product.Really easy to setup and I use mine on a daily basis to send out items to people and it never skips a beat.If you do get a jam (normally caused by poor quality labels) it takes 5 seconds to clear and continue printing.Highly recommended and very pleased with this printer.

This took a while to get around to using as I only occasionally need to send a parcel.This connected easily via wifi. The labels were easy to feed into the printer, and then rip off when printed.The QR code on my parcel was lovely and clear, none of the blurriness I would have using my regular printer.It was easy to use, worked well, I am happy with it.

I have a small business so I am always needing to print off labels. When I came across this label printer I thought I would give it a go. Before this I was buying labels sheets and printing off labels through my computer. You can customize the labels so it doesn't print off just shipping labels. I have used it for Thank You labels, Receipts, Envelope Labels and more. I thought this label printer would be perfect for when I am at craft fairs and need to print off extra labels last minute. This printer can be used both wirelessly and by USB. I think it's a great compact printer but the price is a bit high. Currently it's £199 with a £60 off voucher. I would pay £139.99 for it but I would not pay full price.

This WiFi Shipping Label Printer 4x6 is a great addition to my small business setup. The 300DPI resolution ensures that labels are printed clearly and crisply, making it easy to scan and read barcodes. It's compatible with major platforms like eBay, Etsy, Shopify, and Amazon, which is a huge plus for streamlining my shipping process.The WiFi connectivity is a convenient feature, allowing for wireless printing from various devices, but the initial setup was a bit tricky and took longer than expected. Once configured, though, it works smoothly and reliably. Overall, this thermal label printer is efficient, user-friendly, and a solid choice for any small business, despite the minor setup challenges.

There is nothing not to dislike about this printer including the price, may seem a lot for a printer but it's thermal printer so your never having to purchase ink cartridges just thermal paper rolls which are readily available and still a fraction of the cost of ink cartridges. While the outlay may seem high this pays for itself in the long term.I love the compactness of this and when not in use i can put it in a cupboard until needed agin it really is that compact.Set up is easily and the fact you cna link other devices to this other than a pc is fantastic and a real game changer.This is perfect for personal or small businesses for postage and the labels are accepted by a few delivery companies - not wanting to name any particular company and show bias but i use a few companies and the quality of the label has always been accepted.It's almost silent very slight noise and you only notice that if there is 0 back ground noise and the speed is fantastic, as soon as you press the print button within less than 1 minute even 30 seconds your label in ready to go.

This is an extremely good printer; setup was easy, with the wifi connection immediate and strong, and print quality is excellent at 300 DPI.The trouble is that I've reviewed two other thermal shipping label printers for Vine recently, one at £80 and one at £100, and I was extremely happy with both. So what do you get for that extra £130-£150?Well, firstly, the print quality is better; the other two were 201 DPI and 230 DPI, and when the first label came out of this one I did notice the difference immediately. Whether it matters to you just how good your shipping labels look is up to you.Secondly, wireless connection is via wifi, not bluetooth, meaning that you can control this printer from many networked locations very easily; it can be connected to up to 10 devices. This makes me think that this printer is really better than the others for small businesses with heavy printing requirements.Other than that... not much. It uses the same LabelLife software as one of the others, so no difference there...So, if you're an occasional home eBay seller or similar, this is probably overkill for you, and you would do just as well (and save a lot of money) by choosing one of the others. For busier users with an eye on quality, I can't fault this.There's no internal stowage for a mini roll of labels, unlike one of the others I've reviewed; label feeding is via pass through. Again, though, if you're a heavy user you wouldn't want the internal stowage as you'd be having to refill every five minutes.Recommended, if you can justify the price to yourself.