Are these labels compatible with the Dymo 4XL (1755120)?
491682
We have the Dymo label #1738542. From the pics the 1755120 looks like the one we have. The labels work very well. Have had complaints. Easy to load and less waste. Hope this helps a little.
491683
An emphatic YES!!! I had less trouble setting up and aligning these 'compatibles' than the genuine article. The 'compatiblles' have never ruined a print! I am using the Dymo 4xl with Endicia Macintosh on a 2012 iMac.
491684
Yes they are and work very well. I also like the fact that they are perforated after every label which makes it super easy to tear off after every label or if you are like me I print alot of labels at one time then I can separate the labels without having to peel the label off the backing.
1272150
I have found Dymo brand labels to stick quite well. Of course, it would depend upon the item that they would be sticking to at the time. They are certainly not water-proof, but will stick well to paper, cardboard as well as plastic and most metal surfaces. Since they are thermal printed labels, they cannot be printed upon and used on hot surfaces.
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).
460291
Sorry. Don't know. Works with Dymo Endicia and I LOVE it. I would bet it will work with Stamps.com.
834871
If PayPal support other thermal printers like Zebra, you can choose that as your DYMO and select 4 x 6 Portrait label style. If not, usually the problem is related to JAVA so you may need to check those settings/permissions and use Mac Forum for additional resources. Good luck
989135
It officially prints Dymo D1 type labels in 1/4", 3/8", and 1/2" sizes. I have successfully used it with Dymo Rhino labels in those sizes also. I believe D1 is Dymo's most common type of label. You can buy cassettes on Amazon and also from many other sources.
959693
I didn't write the description for this listing as I'm just another seller who is selling a used one. This particular model only uses label rolls without cartridges as far as I understand. It is only the DYMO 450 Duo Model that also uses the D1 Tape Labels. Sorry for the confusion, I'm not sure why it lists that for this model. Please refer to the Dymo.com website to verify as well.
1372910
It works with normal 6X4 thermal labels where you can purchase anywhere. It does not have to be from Dymo
140731
The QL Series uses DK labels and tapes up to 2.4-inches wide. Switch label types in seconds! Brother label printers use a direct thermal printing mechanism with easy drop-in tape rolls - so there is no ribbon, ink or toner to replace. The machine automatically recognizes the roll size and adjusts the label template accordingly. The brand-specific reel allows only DK labels. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B005TJMC0S?ref_=pe_527950_34207370#productDetails
1437470
I have no problem with the labels. They work perfectly with any printer. I think they are really good for the price I paid.
1568800
Yes (http://www.dymo.com/en-US/labelwriter-400-label-printer). For future reference, my understanding is that any Dymo printer labeled "Labelwriter" will work with these labels. They even work in my old CoStar Corp. label printer (which became the LabelWriter series when Dymo bought out that company in the late 1990's).
1142903
Perhaps they are not loaded properly. I use they labels in my DYMO LabelWriter 4XL with no issues.
234368
Yes, these labels fit the Brother QL-700. Note the DK2205 item number, and use that to search on the internet, Ebay, and elsewhere for compatible labels.
789264
The Dymo labelwriter comes with 21 barcode types out-of-the-box. I've been able to shrink most to about 1/4" in height using the image handles. I use the 3 1/2" x 1/1/8" labels most of the time but don't see any reason to doubt the same can be done on any of the other available label sizes.
716255
These are original Dymo labels. I have used them and they are defiantly originals.
1636249
Both the Dymo web page for the LabelManager 450D and this item are listed by the same SKU/part number: 18126
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.