- Bar Code Symbology Support: UCC/EAN 128, Bar Code Symbology Support: Code 39, Bar Code Symbology Support: EAN 128, Bar Code Symbology Support: ITF-14, Bar Code Symbology Support: UPC-A, Bar Code Symbology Support: Codabar, Bar Code Symbology Support: EAN/JAN-13, Bar Code Symbology Support: EAN/JAN-8, Bar Code Symbology Support: ITF, Bar Code Symbology Support: Code 128, Bar Code Symbology Support: Interleaved 2 of 5, Bar Code Symbology Support: UPC-E, Color: Black
- Color: Platinum , Input Voltage: 110V AC, Input Voltage: 220V AC, Interfaces/Ports: USB, Maximum Mono Print Speed: 55 lpm, Maximum Print Resolution: 300 dpi, Maximum Print Width: 2.36", Media Size: 0.23" x 1", Media Size: 1", Media Size: 1" x 1", Media Size: 0.47" x 1", Media Size: 0.75", Media Size: 0.25", Media Size: 0.35" x 1", Media Size: 0.38", Media Size: 0.5", Media Size: 2.3" x D1 Tape, Media Size: 0.75" x 1", Media Type: Adhesive tape, Media Type: Business Card
- Media Type: CD/DVD Label, Media Type: Hanging File Tab Insert, Media Type: Name Badge Label, Media Type: Receipt, Media Type: Shipping Label, Media Type: VHS Spine Label, Media Type: VHS Top Labels, Media Type: Internet Postage, Media Type: Large Shipping Label, Media Type: Address Label, Media Type: Die-cut Label, Media Type: Diskette Label, Media Type: Fabric Tape, Media Type: Large Address Label, Media Type: Plastic Label, Media Type: Audio Cassette Label
- Media Type: Name Badge Tag, Media Type: Return Address Label, Media Type: Thermal Paper, Media Type: Video Tape Label, Media Type: File Folder Label, Platform Support: Mac, Platform Support: PC, Print Color: Monochrome, Print Resolution: 300 dpi Monochrome, Print Technology: Direct Thermal, Product Model: LabelWriter Duo, Standard Warranty: 2 Year Limited
- Sold as 1 each
It uses thermal printing no messy or expensive ink cartridges
It''s fast and quiet
The labels come out looking GREAT like they came from a professional printers
It installed quickly without any problems at all
The software is easy to use and even includes a nifty label designer, which I''ve been using to make professional looking labels for my office.
The list goes on and on. I L-O-V-E this printer and will never go without it again.We use these printers at work, and I''m very satisfied with them, so I got one for at home. We print address labels by the sheet in a laser printer, but this printer is great for smaller quantities, and less danger of getting labels stuck deep inside a laser printer. My wife is an organizer, and this makes it easy to label photos, make neat captions for scrapbooks, tag boxes of clothes going in the attic, etc. Keep in mind this printer only does black-on-white (or whatever color label tape is loaded), but it has excellent graphic resolution. The printer is shareable, so if you have a home network the other computers can use it too. Dymo offers a wide selection of labels and tapes in various sizes and colors. Very good product!This item has worked out better than i thought. I have been using it at home and office.I''ve had this almost a year and wish I could use it for more of my printing needs. It is for home use, but I have used several sizes of the label cassettes and many sizes of the paper labels. I especially like the clear labels because they look so nice on things in my kitchen, bath, etc. The file folder labels are great as well.
Both the cassette and labels are very easy to change from one size to another. The print is crisp and it is great not having to replace ink cartridges.
My only disappointment so far was not being able to print Media Mail postage, but I found a work-around.
I have not tried printing from Word, Excel, etc. so I can''t comment on how easily it is to mesh the two.
I should probably add that I got this for less than $100 on Black Friday. As much as I love it, I wouldn''t be able to justify spending $200 for it plus the cost of various labels for strictly home use.
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This is my third Dymo LabelWriter. This time I bought their combo label and tape (strips of adhesive labels, usually plastic coated) printer when my tape printer died. Big mistake. I use some special symbols and fonts. The label portion doesn''t pass my formatting on from Office Word.The tape editor is really hard to use. If you have any special symbols, something as simple as making the text bold changes everything to symbols (not even from the symbol font I was using).
Worse, if you labor hard enough to construct a tape and print it, you will have all your formatting stripped away when you save.
If all you do is print one-font, one-size labels and tapes, it is probably an okay printer. The label printer seems okay but tape printer jams now and then but not too often (every 25 to 50 print operations).
Since Dymo has only offered the most inane support to many requests for aid, I will not buy a Dymo product again. I''ll try Brother, probably.
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