Whether you’re running a small business or you just send a lot of packages, a dedicated shipping label printer lets you skip the paper and scissors. Here's how to pick the right label printer along ...

For nearly a decade, Bill focused on printer and scanner technology and reviews for PCMag, and wrote about computer technology since well before the advent of the internet. He authored or co-authored ...

Since then, this printer has worked hard for close to a year, printing labels for sandwiches and cakes (labels are perfect form use in refrigerators and freezers), price labels for gifts (they stick ...

Are you running a business yet finding it weary to replace cartridges constantly? A thermal label printer should help you out. Equipped with modern technologies, you can simply connect it via ...

There are two things you need to know about this label printer: it prints labels quite nicely, but its software is a bit of a letdown. Let's discuss the benefits of the iDPRT SP410. This is a small ...

A while ago I got rid of my inkjet printer in favor of a laser printer. Doing this was such a great life hack for this digital native who doesn't print photos and only really needs the convenience of ...

If you’re making a lot of sales on Poshmark, that means you’re printing a lot of labels — and because ink can get so expensive, it’s probably cutting into your profits. Fortunately, there are better ...

Printing shipping labels using a dedicated thermal printer is much more efficient than using an inkjet printer. Lots of people make a bit of extra cash by selling unwanted possessions on eBay, Amazon ...

If you run a small business that sends out physical goods like prints, flash drives, or used camera gear, a shipping label printer can save you loads of time. Otherwise, you’ll be stuck running to the ...

When engineers and average consumers think of printers to use with their PC at home or office, they usually think of one of two types: the inkjet printer or the laser printer. That makes sense, as ...

The internals of a printer, whatever technology it may use, are invariably proprietary, with an abstracted more standard language being used to communicate with a host computer. Thus it’s surprisingly ...

Impact printers (dot matrix, line printers, etc) would also work, but the slick surface of the labels may keep the ink from those smearable for a long time as well. Dye sublimation printers I'm not ...