This printer could be great, but it isn't recognizing additional shipping labels which ...
351956
This printer could be great, but it isn't recognizing additional shipping labels which I purchased from the same DYMO company.  They're definitely DYMO labels sold in conjunction with this printer.  No idea if it's the printer or the labels.
86263
I install data cabling for a living and frequently have to label patch panels - requiring multiple serialized labels of the same size. Such labels are easy to setup on the printer and you can see the entire series of labels on screen before printing, so you know exactly what you're going to end up with when you print. Unfortunately, when pausing to cut between labels, the printer advances the label to the appropriate position for cutting before starting to print the next label. The result is that each label must be manually trimmed before it can be applied.

I confirmed with Dymo/Rhino tech support that this is the way the printer is designed to work and that there are no plans to change it. In fact, I have had this printer for almost two years, and complained about this issue immediately after purchase, and they have yet to release a firmware update to correct the issue. Even the newer model 5200, released over 1 year after my original complaint, works the same way.

In contrast, my Brother P-Touch 1600 supports a cut mode that cuts consecutively printed labels in the proper place, requiring only that the first label be manually trimmed.

The tech support people I've talked to, as well as Dymo reps at trade shows, all understand the issue and have agreed that this is not a desirable way for the printer to work. Apparently the engineers behind the product haven't used the finished product, haven't been made aware of the issue, or don't think it's a problem.

When compared to my P-Touch, the maximum print size on the same label width is smaller on the Rhino, which leaves a much larger margin above and below the text.  The printing seems to be at a lower resolution than the P-Touch, but maybe it just looks that way because of the font that the Rhino uses.  Finally, the finished labels, regardless of the material used (permanent polyester, vinyl, etc) have a lower quality appearance than the P-Touch TZ tapes.

I think a combination of the Rhino firmware and Brother hardware would make for ultimate label printer for my needs, but that will never happen.

Comparing the Rhino 6000 with the Brother P-Touch 7600, I would have a hard time deciding between the two if the prices were the same, but since the Brother comes in at about 1/2 the cost of the Rhino, I think the Brother P-Touch 7600 is the clear winner.
188630
I am pretty computer savvy, but I am unable to get the label to go through the printer. I did as the instructions stated, but couldn't never get it to feed in. I am an Avery fan, but It needs to be a on an 8.5 x 11 paper like many of their other labels do.
486876
It's amazing having a dedicated printer always ready to print the odd label here and there.  However sometimes if left on for a long time, it loses connectivity to the network (this is in WIFI mode).  Requires a power toggle when that happens.
2907559
I ended up returning this product because I bought it for UPS worldship and its not compatible. Wish they would have mentioned that in the description. Works fine to print other labels.
4259709
My husband had this printer before I moved in with him. For our wedding, I bought an $18 black cartridge from Cartridge World and printed all our wedding envelope addresses, thank you labels, return labels, and more. Avery labels work quite well. Even though we ran out of color ink, I was able to configure the printer to print in "Black and White" only. Check your printer settings in control panel or go to the print setting dialogue window when printing on a website, in Word, etc. Recently, I've been using it for household printing - like show tickets, coupons, or whatever light printing we may need. It's not a bad printer, but it doesn't seem to print straight unless you have it set to "High" quality mode. Regular printing seems to skew a little. Overall, I think it's a great printer if you're okay with purchasing inkjet cartridges. My husband paid much less for this printer at Walmart, so I suggest shopping around before you invest. If you're not going to print a lot, this is a good option. If you plan on printing more, get a Brother Laser printer.
492380
I've had this since July 2015 and it hasn't given me any problems. I use Shipstation to ship, but that did give me problems integrating the printer with their system. Fortunately, if you're patient to work with Shipstation support in finding a solution, it's there.
4263415
I printed over 220 of these labels so far, and I never had a jam in both my Brother printers (MFC-7840W and HL-2170W personal).

Each sheet has 2 labels so there are actually 400 sheets, not 800. Canada Post prints the full page (the upper half is the actual shipping label, and the bottom half is my payment information that I retain on file). So in my case I can only print 400 labels, not 800. This is however still less expensive than what I can find in local stores.

I ship at least 4 packages a day and the adhesive labels save me a lot of time from taping. I'd buy these again.

======= Jamming issue after 700 labels ======

My Brother HL-2170W printer is now constantly jamming, however my Brother MFC-7840W isn't jamming at all (so far) with the same sheets. Thicker sheets may increase the likelihood of jamming in the long run though. Online research suggests that I should clean the printer rollers with alcohol or replace them. I'm just going to buy another $30-50 printer (for printing labels ONLY) and maybe it'll last another 1000 labels. I'll continue replacing it if it starts jamming again.
1613891
I took this off a friend's hands, who also handed me several bottles of refill ink.
I was able to download the installation software for windows 7 and it installed beautifully.
However, even though the cartridges were filled with color ink, the machine showed them as empty.
Fortunately, the black cartridge was okay, so I could determine that it does print okay.
I took the color cartridges out and put them back in; I got a "bad robot" message on the screen, but it allowed me to choose "ignore admonition about bad cartridges"; nevertheless, the machine still won't recognize them or print with them, except maybe slightly, when doing a printer test or cleaning the printerheads.
=sigh= I am continuing to try to find an older printer that will allow me to save money on ink; anyone have any recommendations?
2692100
The printer works nicely.  The software could use some improvement.  I am  trying to print from my outlook contacts.  The software does not give me any way to sort or filter the list. Instead, the address list is brought into the DYMO software in some random order.  Not user friendly.  I had to split my Outlook address list into multiple address lists to accomplish (in part) what I wanted to do.  I would give a 4 star if the software had more flexibility with Outlook Address lists.
2112404
It works okay for printing basic labels. A bit misleading when it says it can print postage though. If your intention is to print postage with this, be prepared to be nickle and dimed for expensive Dymo brand paper. Also, expect to buy a separate $150 printer if you happen to ship internationally because the 4x6 paper required for international shipping apparently cannot fit into this product. I really wanted to like this product
4348412
I like this printer. It's fast, the ink is easy to change, it has a USB slot for a thumb drive, it has Wi-Fi, I can print to it directly from my iPhone, and the print quality is very good. Unfortunately, it has two annoying features:

1. "MP Tray" (aka rear feed paper tray) only holds one sheet of paper and is rather difficult to load. If you need to print labels, or heavier stock paper that needs to feed straight through the machine, there are better machines on the market for this purpose.

2. For reasons I cannot explain, you have to plug in the phone line and the ethernet cable inside the middle of the machine. That means the cord/cable HAS to run from the back right side of the machine and wrap into the middle of the machine in order to close the top. You'll need to have an extra long phone cord and ethernet cable.
184599
The one I just received did not come in the box and the printer keeps rejecting, even after we have tried some "workarounds"... It appears to be the right number, label, cartridge, but the printer "cannot detect" it after numerous tries and "fixes."  I am going to return it.
2668541
I have been buying these labels for years. They stick great and print well...for the most part. Regular click and ship works fine. You have to adjust when using with paypal/ebay or the top 1/4 inch of the shipping label gets cut off. Not a big deal even if you don't adjust for the issue. The shipping label will still print ok and USPS doesn't seem to care.
3054364
Does not work on my printer,  even though it states it does??.
108904
My printer gave me a notification that it's non-HP cartridges, but somehow I was still able to get it to work.
1055414
It works really well, but has limitations in printing glossy photos.  Had to get special laser photo paper.  Also, it doesn't print two-sided documents.  It will print one side, then I have to flip the pages and run them through again.  That's a little inconvenient.  I would have thought for the size of this printer, having a more automatic double sided printing feature would have been standard.  But otherwise, the print quality is excellent.  The machine is a little larger than I was expecting, but that's okay.  Overall, it's seems to be a great printer.