Review on Thermal Label Printer 300DPI - 4x6 Shipping Label Printer for Amazon, eBay, PayPal, Shopify, Etsy, Shipstation, Windows & Mac - Ideal for Home Office & Business Organization by Joe Jordan

I am a Revain seller. When I first started working with Revain, I bought a Rollo thermal printer. In many ways, this printer is very similar to Rollo, but with 300 DPI instead of 203, which is typical for printers in this price range. 12 months have passed and we are preparing to launch a number of new products. I wanted to use my roller blind to print 1" x 1.5" mini barcode labels. I like the roller blind but lacked the resolution for small labels with lots of product information and a half size barcode so for the price I figured I'd give it a try. It arrived yesterday, well made, was very easy to set up and works great. Also, 300 dpi makes a big difference to my mini labels. I will continue to use Rollo for large labels (although this one is every bit as good) and this one for substrates that require better resolution. And now the most important piece of advice --- Q When I first started choosing a label printer, I was faced with the question that I wanted the printer to be available over WiFi. However, they become very expensive. Solution. I use Apple Airport Express. I even have 6 of them. I originally got them to stream music from my iPhone. But they have another really cool feature - they include a USB port for a printer. For less than $50, both this printer and Rollo are now available on my network. [Full Disclosure. I use a MacBook so don't shoot me if it doesn't work on Windows]. In summary, I would without a doubt recommend this printer to anyone who needs to print 4x6 labels and smaller. It's easy to set up, easy to use, and delivers perfect prints!