Make Labels on Networked PCs or Mobile Devices – Brother QL-810W – William Harrel

PROS
Respectable print quality. Prints in black and red. Prints labels fast. Terrific label design. Great print software and robust mobile app. Wide selection of label types.
CONS
Per-label cost is high. Battery costs extra. Ability to print in red limited to one label type. QL-820NWB offers much more for not a lot more money.
BOTTOM LINE
The Brother QL-810W label maker prints a wide variety of high-quality label types from your PC or mobile device, but its higher-end sibling provides significantly more features and versatility for just a little more money.

[amazon_link asins=’B01MTWGMRR’ template=’ProductAd’ store=’store-1′ marketplace=’US’ link_id=’ab855b47-c42f-11e7-bf11-ade532a3015b’]The Brother QL-810W ($149.99) [amazon_link asins=’B01MTWGMRR’ template=’CopyOf-PriceLink’ store=’store-1′ marketplace=’US’ link_id=’c4eec9e2-c42f-11e7-a1a5-e9d1fca83d48′] label printer is a step down from the recent Editors’ Choice QL-820NWB.[amazon_link asins=’B01MTYE0X6′ template=’CopyOf-PriceLink’ store=’store-1′ marketplace=’US’ link_id=’d6d50178-c42f-11e7-a3d7-e7ef58f37cf8′] Although these two labelers essentially print the same types of labels at the same speeds over wireless networks or from mobile devices, what you give up feature-wise for the $50 list price difference between them is significant. With the QL-810W, for instance, you forgo a few different types of connectivity options, as well as the ability to use the label maker apart from a computing device. Overall, though, the Q-810W is a versatile and capable option, well worth considering for designing and printing many types of business labels via Wi-Fi, or from your team’s tablets and smartphones.

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