Review on 🏆 Superior Commercial Compatible Rollo Label Printer: Unmatched Efficiency and Quality by Erick Roby

Purchased to print shipping labels for sale on E-bay. Less than twenty minutes out of the box everything was set up and working. Advantages: - Very compact. - Huge savings in effort and time compared to printing on plain paper, cutting the label and sticking it on the box. - Easy to use. - Appears to be very well built. - Comes with a USB cable and a small "starter" pack of 4" x 6" self-adhesive labels. - Good website with lots of information and various guides (E-bay, Revain, etc.) - Does not use proprietary labels. Details on the exact implementation of the fixes are not provided. To make the printout darker, they suggest reducing the print speed and increasing the print density in "Printer Settings" -> "Settings" but they don't tell you whether the numbers should be higher or lower. Through trial and error, I found that the lower the number, the slower the print speed (the "right speed" for me is 3). I'm still playing around with the density settings but so far 6-8 prints nice dark labels with no white spots. Bottom Line: There are really only four options for dedicated 4" x 6" label printers. Brother and DYMO have reliability issues and Zebra is overpriced (at least for what we do). As long as there's no interference, the roller blind looks like one of those devices that we'll wonder how we used to live without. Update: It's been over six months and the blind continues to chug with regular (almost daily) use. Since the manufacturer corrected the instructions on their website (much appreciated, by the way), I'm giving it five stars (4 to 5).