LabelWriter 450 Twin Turbo Label Maker | Direct Thermal Label Printer | Fast 71 Label-per-Minute Printing of Labels, Barcodes & More | Computer Connection | For Home & Office

I now have three of these in different locations. These are the best all-around label printers for quick and easy printing of shipping labels. If only Amazon would allow Dymo software to integrate with their FBA system! These printers are easy to use, take a variety of different label sizes, and are fairly quiet whilst print quickly and accurately. Labels are cheap if you don't mind buying generic company brands. Just don't drop them as they are not very robust.

This is my first experience with Dymo and it's a great wee printer, perfectly suits the task required. We didn't want the hassle of Laser printer with toner worries and awkward set-ups. The two label sizes we use are easily loaded and, thanks to the dual label feeds, are always available. The accompanying software makes it a simple task to type out and print to the correct size.

When I initially started using the product, I found that some letters were missing but I think this is due to the glue around the labels when it was sealed. A few labels later, the labels come out in a jiffy, no waiting around and no fuss. It is really useful for quick and efficient postage labels.

The printer jammed within 2 weeks of using it and is now inoperable. The build quality of the printer is very low. The Dymo label software is very clunky (it's like going back 20 years). The worst purchase I have made in a long time.

Recently Purchased the twin Turbo Labeller. Fantastic Product had my reservation about the thermal ink process magnificent quality print out, selection of fonts and labelling utilities, so easy to use, Dymo definitely got it right, this is the future of modern printing,. going to do a second review after I have used the print labeller a lot longer.

Very pleased with this twin label printer. Using 99014 (101x54mm) as address/shipping labels and smaller 11355 (51x19mm) for general use. Software is easy to use, integrates well with MS Outlook and it keeps a) recently used label types b) saved labels for daily re-use c) recently printed labels. Easy to clean and overall the product is well built and easy to use. Pressing the button at the front feeds 1 label, if you want to write on them rather than printing. The one and only downside is: This device does not have an on/off switch.

Great product. Would strongly recommend

This is a great item for a small office, it is fast clean and does the job perfectly

Me encantó, fantástica!

Great labelwriter, keeps me organized. Easy to use. Can't live without it.

It’s very good clear print

I was impressed from when I received it shortly after my purchase on May 6, 2014 and then sitting there between uses it failed to run the next time I needed it a year to the day after the purchase. What timing! It wouldn't print, and it wouldn't advance labels even at the buttons on the machine which will still glowing (staring at me with a "so there"). My PC incidentally (maybe related) also reported an unknown USB device. The last time I had used it, it had worked fine, so no calamity, no jam, no smoke or noise, it just quit. These have a TWO YEAR WARRANTY! I called Dymo service 877-724-8324 and was quickly helped by technical support. All I needed to do was remove both labels, then remove the power and leave it removed until the lamps out front quit glowing (maybe 20-30 seconds). I then reinserted the power and those lights came on and flashed. I was instructed to reinsert the labels first left, then right, and as I did the motors grabbed the labels and finished feeding them until the electric end of label eye detected what it needed. At that point I could now manually feed labels. So I launched the software and printed a label, it worked fine. Technical support actually had one other trick (I didn't find out what it was because I didn't need it). Effectively what I had been walked through was a reset (reboot) of the instructions on the firmware of the Dymo Twin; I'll be able to help myself if this happened again. I don't know for certain, but I think Dymo's next trick would have been a delete-reinstall of the drivers in my PC to refresh that USB device and I had actually done that as a self-help attempt before calling them. If your machine just takes a coffee break like mine did, just do the sequence in the paragraph above; that may be all you need. If that doesn't do it for you then call Dymo before messing around they may save you some time. If that hadn't worked for me they would have given me a way to get the printer back to them and they would have repaired it or sent a replacement. Great service, and I don't mind the reboot, so far it's only needed one reboot in a year so Dymo is way ahead of Microsoft.

Great