Posted by Brigitte Gauthier on 2023 Dec 13th

Label Printer Review

Here is a compilation of reviews that were conducted on Label Printers. Several reviews were consolidated for this article. Hopefully you will get the information you are looking for. If the printer you are looking for is not part of this article, it does not mean that the review is at fault or that the printer does not exist... It only means that the printer was not the best of its group nor was it the worse.

We arbitrary chose to organize the information per Brand. So search for he brand and you shall reach the start of the reviews for that specific brand.

Dymo LabelWriter 450 Turbo

Pros

Comes with excellent label-printing program plus driver and add-ins for Word and Excel.

Prints postage.

CONS

Word add-in does not integrate smoothly with Word.

THE BOTTOM LINE

The Dymo LabelWriter 450 Turbo delivers fast speed for printing on a variety of labels, including postage labels by way of the Endicia Web site.

Unlike some of its competition, notably the Editors' Choice Brother QL-700, the 450 Turbo lacks an automatic cutter. However, as I pointed out in my review of the Dymo 450, that is not really a problem, since the label roll tears off both cleanly and easily enough by hand.

A more important issue the 450 Turbo shares with the Dymo 450 is that changing rolls is harder than it could be. Brother, for example, sells its label rolls complete with spools, so you can switch label types simply by lifting one roll out of the printer and dropping another in. With Dymo's approach, you also have to remove the current roll from the one spool the printer comes with and mount the replacement roll on the spool before you can put it in the printer.

If you won't be switching between different types of labels very often, this won't be an issue either. However, if you want to change between printing, say, mailing labels and stamps several times a day, it could quickly turn into an annoyance. Fortunately, there is a simple fix in the form of additional spools. Leave each roll mounted on a spool and switching becomes a lot easier.