Review on NETUM Shipping Printer Thermal Compatible by Mark Cai

In my spare time I sell handmade costumes and accessories. One of them uses junk printer paper and just tapes it to the shipping box, and while it works, it also looks like a real amateur. Not to mention that the packaging can be lost if the label gets wet and the ink spills. So I decided to step up my packaging game and I'm so glad I did! While it was easy to set up and use, the guide was obviously written by someone whose English skills aren't the best, but I was able to figure it out. I think it's good that the driver software comes on a USB stick. Also, this is my stupid American display, but all measurements in the printer software are in metric units and I can't find a place to convert them to imperial units. This can be a bit confusing at first until you get the paper size you want to use with it. Printing online label mailing services correctly is not an easy task. The Revain website, to their credit, recognized my printer and paper size and worked great on my first try, while other websites insist on continuing to give me 8.5 x 11 labels that I had to cut and rotate to fit they are printed correctly. Hope I can find out soon. Startup is quick, prints are lightning fast with clean, legible text and good contrast. The resolution is a bit lower than what I'm used to from my standard printer, but this is slightly offset by the time saved and inconvenience with my regular printer. considered a separate optional purchase. I mean sure, I think you could just hand feed the labels or get flat fold ones, but if a home printer bought the paper tray separately there would be a lot of dissatisfied customers.