What printers do you use? I'm looking to buy a thermal printer for Black Friday, mainly to print shipping labels.
Do you guys have any recommendations?
Matrix printer Epson LQ-300+ II, 24 needles, 337 characters, parallel, RS-232 :
(Sorry just wanted to joke a bit )
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Your title is a bit confusing, also this being in chit chat threw me off. I nearly replied to start talking about my own printer. But that's obviously not the point of this thread.
Perhaps it would help if you were more specific about your intended use? Do you intend to use this printer at home? Do you expect to use it often? Etc.
Your title is a bit confusing, also this being in chit chat threw me off. I nearly replied to start talking about my own printer. But that's obviously not the point of this thread.
Perhaps it would help if you were more specific about your intended use? Do you intend to use this printer at home? Do you expect to use it often? Etc.
Also, welcome to the forum!
Thank you for the welcome. I owned an online store and sold things I made. I think it is troublesome to go to the post office often to print labels, so I want to buy a good shipping label printer. I guess I use it three times a week. And I want to print things at home.
I use a Brother label printer at home. I have one that has both the USB and network interfaces, so it can be used from multiple computers. You may or may not need that capability.
I vote for Zebra, but i admit i‘m biased, since we use them in the company i work for
And, i actually don‘t have any experience with other label-printers except Zebra and Toshiba (and boy, do i dislike the Tosh-ers….)
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