does the scale use usb and are all items compatible with stamps.com
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Don't do it, man. the scale is NOT USB. In fact, I called Endicia to complain, this was at least a year ago, and they said they'd stopped making the scale for that reason and nobody's supposed to be selling them. If they were, they said, they'd bought some sort of old overstock or discontinued stuff. Something to that effect. In any case, I needed a USB scale for Endicia's software so now we've got an expensive scale that we can barely use. To answer your second question, this is designed to work with Endicia software (which I WOULD recommend), but it's a pretty standard zebra kind of printer. If you install the drivers, I would guess (with absolutely no experience) that you'd be fine. Don't do it, man. the scale is NOT USB. In fact, I called Endicia to complain, this was at least a year ago, and they said they'd stopped making the scale for that reason and nobody's supposed to be selling them. If they were, they said, they'd bought some sort of old overstock or discontinued stuff. Something to that effect. In any case, I needed a USB scale for Endicia's software so now we've got an expensive scale that we can barely use. To answer your second question, this is designed to work with Endicia software (which I WOULD recommend), but it's a pretty standard zebra... » Read More Don't do it, man. the scale is NOT USB. In fact, I called Endicia to complain, this was at least a year ago, and they said they'd stopped making the scale for that reason and nobody's supposed to be selling them. If they were, they said, they'd bought some sort of old overstock or discontinued stuff. Something to that effect. In any case, I needed a USB scale for Endicia's software so now we've got an expensive scale that we can barely use. To answer your second question, this is designed to work with Endicia software (which I WOULD recommend), but it's a pretty standard zebra kind of printer. If you install the drivers, I would guess (with absolutely no experience) that you'd be fine. « Show Less
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No USB on scale. In fact scale is not 100% accurate. The label unit is compatible with Stamps.com (I use it currently)
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Don't do it, man. the scale is NOT USB. In fact, I called Endicia to complain, this was at least a year ago, and they said they'd stopped making the scale for that reason and nobody's supposed to be selling them. If they were, they said, they'd bought some sort of old overstock or discontinued stuff. Something to that effect. In any case, I needed a USB scale for Endicia's software so now we've got an expensive scale that we can barely use. To answer your second question, this is designed to work with Endicia software (which I WOULD recommend), but it's a pretty standard zebra kind of printer. If you install the drivers, I would guess (with absolutely no experience) that you'd be fine.
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Yes this label printer has a USB port.We use it as a network printer wirelessly.
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The scale as far as I can evaluate does not. The scale has some other measuring features but not that. Also I find that when I use the scalefor a 1g measure, sometimes the scale shows 0 but when I pull romaine off the scale reads -1g......go figure. A rare glitch for my purchase?The strange thing is that I experienced that -1g effect with the previous scale I had from amazon, which this scale had replaced.
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I also use this scale for weighing small packages and find it super easy and very accurate. It is so easy to weigh your package at home, plug the info in to the USPS website and print shipping labels right from home! Selling stuff on Ebay is so easy now, takes the guesswork out of the postage fees and makes shipping things fast and easy!As others have said, though, if you have very large or odd shaped packages, I don't know if this scale would be recommended. And the weight capacity is only up to 11 pounds.
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it is digital and does measure decimal points of weight, not sure on really extreemly light weights but we use it to weigh fish as low as 4-5lb and it seems to work ok.
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Hi, yes the scales still work as normal scales, iPhone not needed for basic weighing but needed for keeping track of your results. Hope this helps.
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Yes, it works for new and used currency. These counters have saved us tons of time and are very accurate.
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No, we have this one and it is usb. By the way, they have changed their stamp policy and you can only use Dymo stamps which are around .08 per stamp. Before you could use 3rd party stamps at about .015 per stamp. We've stopped using the stamp printer since our mailing is not intensive.
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I don't think this Dymo Digital Heavy Duty Scales has a USB connection. - J.M.
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Yes! Definitely. Syncing with a smart phone is optional. The scale on it's own works exactly like a traditional scale would.
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To get this meter to work with a USB, you have two options. One you can get the optional USB cable directly from UNI-T. Second you can get a USB 2.0 to Serial (9-Pin) DB-9 RS-232 Converter Cable. i personally went with the second option and it works great. With regards to the software, the meter comes with a software CD, or you can directly go to UNI-T to get the software for the meter. I am running the software on both a windows 7 and 8.1 pc and them both work great.
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Yes it is! However I have a digital scale that I use now and it's superior to this scale!
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Hello, I am not thrilled with this scale. It does measure quick. It send the values to the PC via a USB cable, the software you are using has to be able to read the scale. My problem is that the scale seems to "drift" just from sitting and becomes inaccurate. Dymo has sent me 2 replacements already and they all do the same thing.
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This is NOT a portable scale - once set up it's stationery....it does have wheels on the back side so you can tip it back and roll it to a different area. Highly accurate, extremely durable.
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No, it is AC and battery operated. I remember looking at a few scales that did have USB connectivity, but now that I have a month or so of use with this scale I'm not sure what the benefit of having a USB connection is. I print all my postage myself online to save some on shipping. I try to package things and weight them before listing on Ebay. After a month of use I have found it the scale to be very accurate. The folks at the P.O. are often exclaiming how right on I am when I bring my pkgs with pre-paid discounted online shipping. No problems so far. Oh, and the batteries that came with mine worked from the start and are still running fine. No, it is AC and battery operated. I remember looking at a few scales that did have USB connectivity, but now that I have a month or so of use with this scale I'm not sure what the benefit of having a USB connection is. I print all my postage myself online to save some on shipping. I try to package things and weight them before listing on Ebay. After a month of use I have found it the scale to be very accurate. The folks at the P.O. are often exclaiming how right on I am when I bring my pkgs with pre-paid discounted online shipping. No problems so far. Oh, and the batteries that came with... » Read More No, it is AC and battery operated. I remember looking at a few scales that did have USB connectivity, but now that I have a month or so of use with this scale I'm not sure what the benefit of having a USB connection is. I print all my postage myself online to save some on shipping. I try to package things and weight them before listing on Ebay. After a month of use I have found it the scale to be very accurate. The folks at the P.O. are often exclaiming how right on I am when I bring my pkgs with pre-paid discounted online shipping. No problems so far. Oh, and the batteries that came with mine worked from the start and are still running fine. « Show Less
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It's always faster to measure than I am. But I'm using it to weight for postage. For a quick tap, I dont know and suspect you are looking at the wrong scale. It's meant for packages. Even if it read the quick tap and your software grabed only the max entry, not sure how accurate it would be. Do know that as you press on the scale, you can see the weight change on the PC. I'm using Shipworks. Hope that helps you out.
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I don't know but the scale works perfectly in all the applications I use it for.