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Reasonably Fast Good-Looking Labels with Dymo LabelWriter Wireless Label Printer

Review of Dymo LabelWriter Wireless at PCMagPROS

    • Reasonably fast labels. Good print quality. Strong selection of label types. Cost of consumables is competitively low.

CONS

    • Cutter somewhat clumsy and low-tech. While decent, design and print software could be more modern and intuitive.

BOTTOM LINE

  • The Dymo LabelWriter Wireless churns out labels in numerous shapes, colors, and sizes at a competitive per-label cost.

The newest Dymo desktop label printer, the Dymo LabelWriter Wireless ($149.99), is comparable in price and features to Brother’s QL-810W, which itself is a step down from our Editors’ Choice, the QL-820NWB. The LabelWriter Wireless is much like the Brother QL-810W in that they both have adept label design and print software for PCs and mobile devices, and you can connect to either via Wi-Fi or USB. However, the Brother model is somewhat slicker in a few key ways: It comes with an automatic cutter, as well as support for an optional battery that makes the printer functional where power is unavailable. Even so, the LabelWriter Wireless is a highly capable, networkable label design and print system, making it a decent alternative to the Brother QL-810W as a home-based or small office labeling solution.
Read the entire review at PCMag

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