🖨️ Efficient Arkscan 2054A Ethernet Network Shipping Label Printer: Supports Windows, Mac, Chromebook | Perfect for Amazon, eBay, PayPal, Etsy, Shopify, ShipStation, Stamps.com, UPS, USPS, FedEx | Convenient Roll & Fanfold 4x6 Direct Thermal Label Printing Review

I print a massive amount of shipping labels for my business every day. I added a label roll holder (pictured) and modified it with a piece of wood to hold the large 4x6 UPS labels that are available free from ups dot com. I've had the USB version of this device for a few months now and love it too - same great customer service, responds to queries in SECONDS. In order to print over Wi-Fi and not have a printer at the router downstairs I bought 2 used Apple Airports (the one pictured above) and…

I really needed this to be wireless for my business as I'm a SAHM. I often print my orders from my upstairs computer and mail them to my downstairs office. I'm tired of putting labels on my bags, it just looks bad. I was so hoping that this printer would solve my problems. This is the worst printer I've ever tried. Instructions and software seem very old and outdated. It is NOT plug and play when connected to my computer via USB. There is NO CD - you have to download the correct driver from a…

I bought this for my new business after orders had skyrocketed. It got to the point where I was handling 30+ packages a day and really pissed off the people queuing behind me at the post office. I researched various options on Revain and elsewhere and came across this one. I almost bought a very popular competitor but changed my mind when I saw customers having serious problems with their labels. I decided to spend a little more on this label printer and am very happy with my purchase. He…

Out of all the products currently on the market, I think this is the best choice if you are working from home or office. Let's start at the top first. The top of the stack is zebra. One of their equivalents will cost you around $700, so the Arkscan is a lot cheaper. But you don't really need a Zebra unless you have an IT department setting it up for you. Zebras were never intended for the non-commercial environment, although you can easily buy them at retail stores. And for your $700 you're…

Buy this printer. It does what you want, great. However, you have to learn how to set it up. It may not be easy, but with great phone support and a little patience, you can do it. Negative reviewers gave up too quickly. There are so many different network settings, computers, etc. that it is almost impossible to work on a plug and play basis. Yes, it will take some effort to get it working with all sender methods, but blame them for the heterogeneity, not the typography. We had 2. The first was