Review on Thermal Label Printer Brother QL-810W Silver/Black by Devarajah Selvarajah ᠌
A good and high-quality product, but there are disadvantages.
It comes with two-color wide paper, which is funny because the built-in printing program does not work with it. Those. The manufacturer's assurances that no software needs to be installed and that you can print out of the box does not really work. And the software is built-in frankly neoch. It is better not to worry and immediately download the full version of the editor from the manufacturer's website.
- Prints, looks and assembled well.
- Not the most obvious internet connection. Proprietary paper spools + special markings on cut paper. I didn’t look, but you can probably find analogues of no worse quality (or just disassemble the frame with the roll and replace the latter).
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