How well does this item work while printing labels and on card stock?
827980
We've used it for printing address labes on Avery paper it works great. Never used card stock, but there are settings for thicker paper and card stock. My only complaint is the toner. It's expensive, when printing flyers where the entire page is covered in toner, the knock off toner cartridges cause big problems. But with the Samsung toner it works great.
827981
I have printed on 8 1/2 inch label sheets--works well, they've never jammed. I have not used the printer for card stock as of yet.
827982
When set to the right size on printer it works very well sometimes if it has to search for a differnt size it has problemsI would not try cardboard! I use two 24 inch LED monitors and the color maches very good!
827983
Very good on both. I have use the Hallmark card program with several HP printers that make a card identical to obes you can buy. With this Samsung printer it makes them almost identical to the inkjet. I say "almost" because it is not, but it is very close, and I think a different cardstock, might do the trick. Labels on Avery stock come out perfect. You can change the type of paper on the display. When you open the drawer for the paper and putting something different you ask you if you want to change the type of paper. Hope this answered your question.
720846
I use the printer with 110 weight card stock and its o.k. as long as you feed it through one sheet at a time. Its slow and sometimes it takes a bit to get the printer to grab the sheet. Its the same for labels -very slow, one at a time. The printing itself is pretty good. We had a Brother printer before and it seemed more heavy duty. It printed envelopes, labels and card stock by the stack. This one has a lot less "oomph"
786994
Hi! It has worked perfectly to me so far.. I had never used it to print labels.
2007184
Nope. It prints individual labels off a spool, and rarely makes a mistake. Even those few wasted labels amount to pennies as most labels work out to 4-8 cents per label.
1083829
No! Do not buy this printer if you want to print with decent weight card stock. I don't know why people have answered yes, but I bought this printer and ended up returning because of how poorly it handled card stock.
1276857
I cannot answer the card stock question, but I have not been able to print an envelope at this time. I have tried several different method with no luck. I have been using label for the envelope. Glossy photo paper you cannot use in this printer as it will mess up the print roller and you will have to run many paper through many times to stop smear on new documents.
1384451
I would think that if it can print labels for CDs on a manual tray it can print the cards. Hope this helps.
1862741
I don't know exactly what you are asking, but for the initial use for which I bought the printer, I am pleased. I bought it so as to print labels to use on aluminum plant markers outside in my garden. They have held up well to sun, rain, and now snow and wind. By May I will know for sure whether they have weathered what a year can do to them. They were quick and did not smear and easy for making 2 or more copies of the same name I needed. When tax season is done, I may start labeling all the folders in my cabinet just so they are easier for me to read at a glance.
1772988
I use this printer for card stock (24pt blister cards which is heavier than 100lb stock), using the rear sheet feeder. (The stock I use is 4" x 5", so I can't try it in the paper tray.) 100lb card stock will work fine through the rear feeder - I'm not sure how it will work through the paper tray.
1164278
No answer, just want to concur. The printer claims it can handle cardstock by offering a paper setting in its printer manager software for cardstock but it always jams when trying to feed it from the tray.
24104
I bought this printer and it never really worked. Plus I think the printer uses a ribbon not ink. if you are only printing a few labels a week it may work. if you are printing a lot though it will be a gamble. Kodak makes a printer that is really cheap on ink, like nine dollars per black cartridge. That may be your best bet for overall savings but upfront cost will probably be about a hundred bucks for ink, printer, cable, etc..
1201614
Hi Jill. I've used the printer to print thicker stock than regular paper and it struggled a little. Couple jams or incorrect feeds before I got what I wanted. It's a good printer. But I'm not sure how pictures would do. Hoped this helped.
1895772
Yes, it does print wonderfully on 90 to 110lb. card stock.If your an avid fan of re-filling your own ink cartridges, this printer is super easy to do.If not E-bay is a great place to buy re-placement cartridges,for a fraction of the cost of buying from a retail store.And the quality is just as good.
1369081
It's worked well when I've used it with cover stock or photo paper. I'm about to try a project with card stock and will report back.
1088708
I print 110 card stock all the time on this printer. The settings have to be right. Never a paper jam but it does put a little crimp on the top of the paper. I do not get that crimp with a lighter weight card stock (80).
27772
Yes it prints greeting card stock beautifully. I use hallmark software and set the printer up according to the softwares instructions. Once you do this the software remembers and instructs you each time how to insert the card stock.
1124540
I have duplex on standard card stock and I haven't had any major issues. Every once and a whole there is a jam, but that's expected from any printer in my opinion.