does it work with a dymo printer
1445536
As far as I can tell it doesn't. You may have to call the manufacturer to be sure.
52867
We're using a Zebra thermal printer, not Dymo. But they worked for us. Should be ok with any thermal printer that requires 4x6.
1372904
You do NOT need to use Dymo brand labels. The warranty thing is just to scare you to use their overpriced labels. I've been using third party labels for two plus years and printed thousands of labels for my home business with ZERO issues.
542621
Sorry... I have this product and haven't used it yet. There is nothing on the package indicating the type of printer it will work with.
1604262
Yes, we have about 30 Dymo Printers in the shop for Barcoding and Shipping Labels. Although 75% of the labels we use are from Dymo, we do use some 3rd Party Labels. The reason we use Dymo is three fold: 1) sometimes they are cheaper than 3rd Party; 2) Dymo offers odd size labels (such as the postage and Dymo 1738595 Barcode, which is hard to find, even by Dymo; half the labels we print are these barcode labels)); 3) Quality is usually better. With all that said, we do use 3rd Party Labels for two reasons: 1) cost on some types are cheaper; 2) some types offer colors other than white. We have found that U-LINE and Royalmailers Labels are really good 3rd Party Labels, which can be found here on Amazon. U-Line does offer some labels in Blue and Yellow too. Dymo does state that using 3rd Party Labels will void their warranty, so know and understand that prior to using 3rd Party Labels.
1223435
I dont know . Maybe you can can get information at www.dymo.com or try technical support at 877 724 8324 Maybe they can tell you. betty
1695166
The printer comes with a small power transformer. Mine had at the time I bought it (some years ago) came with a small USB printer cable. It didn't need any special drivers to install it. There was additional software supplied with the printer, ie a cd that had on it DYMO's postage program and a labeling prgram. I tried to use both and found them to be cumbersome and clunky. I never could get an account at "Endica" (Dymo's postage site) to work right and ended up using "Stamps.com" which I have used for over 5 years.
826117
We print a label through Endicia for our shopping cart. There is a basic print driver that allows you to chose the Dymo from the printer choices, then chose your label size within the print dialog.
1748332
Yes, all labels are compatible with all dymos, we have three different dymo labelwriters and the labels are interchangeable.
1060514
I'm not sure. I use it with MX922. The description they give should tell you what printers it works with.
2088821
I do not know. I don't know what the letra tag printer is. You might need to call Dymo.
46326
I am not sure.. I expect to try in the near future. But the DYMO works well and saves a lot of time.
974406
Yes it is...it is the only Dymo Printer that allows you to print all classes of postage...I use it for USPS, FedEx and UPS labels...
988741
It can but I don't recommend it. USPS Int'l First Class & Priority, or UPS options, are on different size labels each so you will have to change your settings every time. It is best to set this DYMO as your excellent printer for all US and your standard printer for the rest. When you print, you are prompted to choose the proper printer.
86845
I don't know what other printers it works with, however, if you take the cartridge number and enter it into google search it may somewhere in the list pull up all the printers it works with.
2135311
No idea. Completely unable to make it work with previous versions, even with Dymo tech support, so I gave up and returned it. Using a standalone label maker (from Epson).
2113178
If I remember correctly, the dymo 450 takes its labels mounted in a special cartridge like carrier. These are simply "loose" on a 1/2" core. They work very well in an eltron/zebra and neato/wasp direct thermal label printers too.