Review on 🖨️ BestEasy Commercial Printing Compatible Printer by Aries Greene

This is a review of the BESTEASY BE-G42S thermal printer for USPS, UPS, FedEx, Revain, Ebay and other companies. Whenever I need to ship something I have to create a label and then print it out on my inkjet printer, cut out the label and stick it onto the package, carefully taping the entire label so it doesn't smear if it gets wet or moisture during the shipping transport time. . After so many packages it's really time consuming; and if I don't have a box or envelope, I have to pack a printed label, scissors, tape, etc. and pick it up at the post office. I've been curious about these label delivery printers for a long time and decided to finally try one of these. I liked the fact that this one says "thermal" so it doesn't require expensive ink, it's compatible with all major shipping and mailing companies, works for both PC and Mac, and can print finished labels a variety of ways Sizes 4"x6", 4"x3", 4"x2", 3"x2" and 3"x1" that come in rolls or in the old folding paper style delivered and cut out. It also states that you can print labels of any length (continuous label) as long as the width is 4 inches or less to fit through the feeder. He really has a lot of potential. Watch the video that starts with the slide. show the contents of the package and the main parts of the printer, followed by a video showing paper setup and printing. The flash drive is glued to the top. The scope of delivery also includes an installation CD and a quick start guide, as well as a power adapter and a USB cable. Finally, you get a small supply of folded labels to get you started. Don't panic if your laptop isn't working. I don't have a CD/DVD drive (my laptop doesn't). USER MANUAL, INSTALLATION SOFTWARE AND DRIVERS ARE ALSO AVAILABLE ON A USB FLASH DRIVE. There is no need to go online and search the manufacturer's website to download the drive manual and installation instructions. le installation options for quick and easy setup! In addition, you will receive 2 detailed videos to guide you through the entire setup and printing process - one for Mac and one for PC. At this point, the manufacturer had already convinced me. To test the printer I used 4x6 folded labels. Open the cover using the latches on both sides of the printer while pulling it forward. Folded labels must be placed behind the printer, fed into the printer through the rear slot, passed through the adjustable alignment guides on the front, and placed over the platen. Then close the lid and you can print. While I didn't have any problems with folded labels, I did get them to just "wander" across the counter next to the printer, so I had to make sure they were still centered behind the printer before each print. Also, if you're using folded labels, you'll need an area about 1.5 to 2 times the size of the printer. For this reason, once I've used up the labels I have, I will switch to roll labels as they are stored in the printer itself, making the whole system more compact and reducing the chance of the label stack shifting and causing a paper jam . I haven't experienced any jams, but I can imagine what can happen if you accidentally hit labels while printing. Installing, configuring and printing the drivers was very easy. I used a USB stick to download the driver installation file and user manual to my laptop. I installed the driver and then created my labels online at the UPS and USPS websites. If your driver is installed correctly, you will see the BE-G42S in the printer list when you click the print button for the label. Just select that printer, click "Print" and WOW! (See the printer in action in the second half of the video) It couldn't be simpler. Finally, I wanted to see if the labels would smudge if they got wet, so I poured some water on the label and smeared it all over. No lubrication! What a great time saver over the holidays when we ship lots of packages! I know my friends will be asking to borrow this for their Christmas delivery too!