Same price in Staples/Office Outlet, nearly bought one last week.
ihatebingo
6 Apr 17#5
its 1-3 weeks dispatch im cold
Morsicatio
6 Apr 17#6
Cold. My Samsung S7 will print wirelessly, if you have a compatible wireless printer and it's only £500 more.
jackhuangys to Morsicatio
7 Apr 17#7
Cold, my Tesla car can print wirelessly, only need a very basic inkjet. £60000 more only, why not.
dappodan1
7 Apr 17#8
Do these take proprietary one labels or will nay label work in them
ritchie1
7 Apr 17#9
What/Why do people use/need a dedicated label printer? Why not just use A4 label sheets and use your normal printer? Am I missing something?
RexNoctis to ritchie1
7 Apr 171#10
Convenience. The A4 label sheets are fine for printing multiple copies of the same label or doing a mail merge but if you just want a single label, you need to tell the PC which label you want to print on each time. You also end up feeding the same sheet through the printer however many times there are labels on the sheet, after the third or fourth time through most printers, the label sheet is starting to get curled up and makes it more likely to jam.
Picard123
7 Apr 17#12
I bought one of these last year. Thought I would only rarely use it but it's turned out to be really useful particularly with the different label types and designs.
If I had to quibble, then 300dpi in 8pt font is a bit dotty, but then again, you're not going to get a 600dpi printer at this sort of price.
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£34.95 from amazon
This is wired only. The wireless brother ql710w is currently at £56.73 reduced from £99
I've gone for the wireless one.
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If I had to quibble, then 300dpi in 8pt font is a bit dotty, but then again, you're not going to get a 600dpi printer at this sort of price.
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