MUNBYN Thermal Label Printer, 4×6 Direct Label Printer for Shipping Packages & Small Business, High-Speed 150mm/s, One-Click Setup, Compatible with USPS, UPS, FedEx, Shopify, Amazon, eBay, etc (White)

Because I run my own company, I began looking into purchasing a shipping label printer to make my trips to the post office much more convenient. I came across this Munbyn printer at that time. I ordered it on June 10th and received it on June 13th, which was incredibly quick. The presentation of the product was excellent. The box and my product were both undamaged, and the setup was simple to follow. This has been a game changer for my business, and I highly recommend it.

Roger Acevedo

| Jul 10, 2021

This thermal label printer has exceeded my expectations. It's compact, light, and simple to connect, and it comes with everything you'll need to get started. It's compatible with all of the major online retailers' shipping software and runs smoothly on Windows. I can't speak for Mac, but I'm confident it will work without difficulty there as well. br>br>The print is clear and crisp. Your labels will be read with ease by UPS, USPS, FedEx, and any other shipper. Thermal ink is more durable than inkjet ink or even laser toner, and it won't come off as easily. They also include a USB stick containing all of the printer's drivers, manuals, and information. They're extremely thorough and cover all of the bases when it comes to set-up. What is the size of this printer? br>br>Can you tell me how small it is? The Ghostbusters unit of measurement is my preferred method of measurement: The Twinkie is a character in the film Twinkie. This printer measures two Twinkies in width, one Twinkie in height (when standing on end), and slightly less than one Twinkie in depth. It's the equivalent of 38 Twinkies (roughly 3 pounds). It's small and light, which is my point. You won't have to worry about it if you keep it on your desk. br>br>Bottom Line: This is a lot easier than printing labels on a full-size printer. sized printer and labels are 75% of what they print for some people labels are 75% of what they print for some people labels are of what they print for some Why waste space and energy on a large printer when this will suffice and save you money in the long run? Definitely a five-star rating. This is an excellent product.

Zendaya Valentine

| Aug 09, 2021

It looks fantastic when printed, and I really like the pink color. If you run a small business and need to print shipping labels and personalized stickers on a regular basis, this machine is a must-have.

Braxton BIBI

| Feb 02, 2021

It is extremely simple to operate the printer. The instructions are simple to follow, and it's been working perfectly for me since I first used it. The only drawbacks are that the measurements are in millimeters (for example, if you're using 4x6 labels, your settings should be 100x150mm) and that the cords are bulky and tend to get in the way. Aside from that, everything is fine!.

Walker Herring

| Mar 31, 2021

This is my only thermal printer, and I bought it for my new small business selling collectible cards (Pokemon, YuGiOh! ). , Magic, and so on) so that I could save money by ordering my shipping with tracking online, which was much cheaper than going to the post office, and to make label creation more efficient. The quality of the packaging was exceptional. quality (I only bring it up because I literally came to a halt and thought, "Wow, this is a high-quality product"). a good, solid box, and some high-quality materials tier solid foam") to ensure that it arrived undamaged; it arrived quickly, and the printer itself is excellent. It was a breeze to set up; It includes a USB port. A drive that my Macbook Pro had no trouble reading; it installed in less than a second, and then all I had to do the first time I tried to print was select it as the printer, and everything went smoothly from there. The drive also came with an FAQ document that explained how to troubleshoot issues as well as how to set it up and configure it for use with various shipping platforms, which I found extremely useful. It also included a small packet of fan blades. Thermal labels should be folded. One piece of advice that isn't included in the set- up instructions (some of you may already know, but it took me a while to figure this out as a thermal printer newbie): When feeding the 4x6 label into the printer for the first time, "pinch" the two label guide tabs together to tighten them so the label doesn't have any wiggle room to drift to one side or the other while it's open. Otherwise, it will print a little off center at random, and I was changing my print sizing to 90% scale for a while until I figured out I needed to pinch or tighten the guides. Now I can print at normal 100% scale and the full label contents remain on the 4x6 label. It's a quick printer, and everything appears to be of good quality. For the purpose of shipping labels, I'd like you to make a resolution to me. It's not quite as crisp as I would have guessed for such a small font, but it's probably 90-plus percent. 95% of the way to crisp (on super small font it appears a tiny bit pixelated, but 100% legible) and that is just me being picky enough to notice it) and that When I look at the tracking numbers for orders I've sent out, they have information in them, so it appears that the post office was able to scan all of the codes it prints out, so it appears to work fine for the purpose of keeping the important graphics crisp. It's also very efficient to print address labels from 4x6 sheets if you take the time to make a template in Word (you just need to go to the page layout and change the page size to 4x6; It took me a long time to figure that out) and are perfectly fine cutting them into smaller strips with multiple addresses per sheet. The only criticism I have is that it is extremely light-weight. This is probably great for some people, but it means that because you have to tear up the labels to tear them, the printer itself comes off the table before the labels tear. As a result, I wish it was a lot heavier, but I solved the problem by placing a book end/paperweight rock on top, and it no longer moves lol. If you don't want to have to put your other hand on top every time you tear off a label, you'll just need to find a way to fasten/weigh it down.

Arya Lam

| Oct 31, 2021

This printer was purchased because it was my favorite color and was small enough to fit in a small space, but it will not function for me. When I plug the USB into my computer, it immediately disconnects my internet connection. It's completely useless for printing labels online; I may have missed it, but it'll say it's installed and then disappear; it doesn't show up at all on my computer. br>br>I contacted Munbyn, and after a few emails back and forth trying to figure out what was wrong, they began to ignore me.

Lochlan Doyle

| Aug 26, 2021