NETUM Shipping Printer Thermal Compatible Review

Prints fast, but sometimes the print isn't solid. However, this is not enough to affect delivery. I recommend this product.

Pretend to use postal labels. Be sure to read the technical information for the complete installation of the funcionar. No it de agrado.

The device worked great. I saw that it works with many programs, notably Revain Delivery, and bought the device. The only problem I have is that it does NOT work with my Stamps.com program. So I have to use 2 thermal printers for daily printing.

Loved this printer as I've just started selling clothes at depot. Driver downloaded was quite confusing and once set up it just printed blanks I got uninstalled the driver and tried again and the printer worked for a few hours then went back to printing forms

This auto-feed thermal printer is ideal for retailers looking to up their labeling game. If you sell on eBay or Amazon (or any other store) you can create 4x6 labels. This is a great option for a label printer. However, some labels may have poor print quality. Pros: Long cables included. Installation Guide. Automatic feed (labels in stack). - Quiet operation - Ink-free thermal design Cons - Included USB stick was empty/broken - Manual is somewhat missing - Additional purchase required to…

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…

I've been using a Netum label printer for a month now, printing labels for items I sell on Ebay. Setup is pretty easy. Unfortunately, the instructions were created by a person whose native language is not English. This is most likely a raw translation from a translator program (which is NOT as good as Google Translate). Insert the supplied USB stick. Connect the printer power cord. Turn on the printer. Connect the printer USB cable to the printer and the computer. Run the PC or MAC installation

In my spare time I sell handmade suits and accessories. The ones using printer waste paper have run out and just taped to the packaging box and while it works it also looks very amateurish. Not to mention that the packaging can be lost if the label gets wet and the ink spills. So I decided to up my wrapping game with this 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

I spent over an hour getting this thing up and running. . . . This is just terrible. I have Windows 10. #1. The brochure that comes with this machine is written in very poor English. #2. There is no information about installing the printer. This is NOT "plug and play". I had to go online. . . and find the driver to download.#3. One day I downloaded the driver and was finally able to install the printer. . . Everything is in METRIC and I don't see a way to change that. #4. I have 2 x 1 labels…