Dymo LabelWriter 450 Turbo Thermal Label Printer, Prints 71 LW Labels Per Minute

Simply amazing!A must have for FBA sellers. I used to get label sheets and print out large number of labels on a laser printer. The quality would deteriorate with every printed sheet and the ink would simply become a smudge over time.A few recommendations:1) Don't buy Dymo label rolls, get another brand. Dymo labels are overpriced for no reason.2) The printer works perfectly and rarely jams (once every 10 000 labels in my experience). But it can happen and it can be bad. If the label detaches somehow and sticks itself onto the roller, you are in for a long delay trying to peel it off with the pincers or some other crazy tool you can come up with.3) BUY Thermal Printer Cleaning cards, or make your own. These are just carton cards rubbed with alcohol. They will save your life and possibly your printer. These will clean the roller and unstick any labels stuck inside.4) If you want to print your UPC/EAN product codes - you can use DYMO software included on the disc. For GS1 codes use Barcode type = EAN 13 (delete last digit of the code, last digit is a checksum)It's cure, it's small, it's fast, It doesn't need ink. The labels are not permanent, they can be detached. A massive upgrade to your barcode/llabeling needs.

I had a previous version which finally died and as it had been so faithful I thought I would stick with Dymo. Amazon was much cheaper than the Dymo site and delivery as usual was quick.The installation is simple, the pictures and installation manual tell you exactly what you need to do and there is a roll of albeit limited labels to get you started.I connected this to Windows 10 and downloaded the software from Dymo which identified the printer and everything was up and running within 20 minutes.It looks very stylish, the only downside is the cable to connect to the computer is rather short but hey, at least they include one.Overall, easily recommended and a must have for any label making requirements.

I bought this to replace a model I bought in 2004. This worked perfectly and a great improvement on an already excellent product.If previous experience is any indication, this printer will last far longer than other comparable ones.Software however could be improved with more integration with popular PIM software. Thus the 4 stars.

This is the second Dymo label writer I have bought, they have both FAILED within three years of purchase.The battery stops charging and the software won't print without a charged battery, even connected to USB for power. There's no way to add an AC adapter or charge the battery externally. This seems like very poor design to me. Why does a USB-connected label printer need a battery at all?The printer itself worked great while it lasted, but after having both of the Dymo label printers I've bought fail for exactly the same reason, I won't be buying a third.

This is a super, compact label printer. I'm really pleased with the way it works and the way it looks. It is very easy to set up and use. The software is intuitive, and offers all the features needed to print off a single label or multiple labels directly from the address book. Saves so much time compared to addressing several tens of labels each week by hand.

I am sure this is a good product in the PC operating system environment but I struggled to try to use it with my Mac. Product description does not make it clear about this difficulty. I returned the product.

Really liked the setup process, was really easy to do... Prints the labels fast, download the dymo v.8 software.Got a little pack of labels with the label machine, so if your going to use it i would buy some labels to go with the machine, as there might not be enough in the box. ( only a sample ) The machine comes with a long power cable and USB cable also..

The printer itself is nice. Fast too. However, the software is like software from the 1980's. Ugly, clunky, unfriendly, awkward and a complete annoyance. I expected something much more usable and current from a manufacturer like Dymo.