YVF Bluetooth Thermal Shipping Label Printer, 4x6 Label Printer for Shipping Packages & Small Business, Wireless Label Printer Support with iPad iPhone and Android, Work for Amazon Etsy USPS UPS

Before I saw this I didnt know they were a thing. But once I saw it I thought I should have gotten one of these a long time ago. For years Ive been running out of ink on my bedrooms printer even though there was plenty of black left. Some printers just refuse to print even a simple black and white label when one of the colored inks are out. So I was always having to send my labels to another printer. Well thats a thing of the past now. I can send all my Ebay and return labels straight from my phone to this cool little label printer. The labels all come out perfect and ready to slap on. So much easier. Update 5/11/23: Well that didnt last long. I now have 2 issues with the printer. The main one is that after about 6 labels the labels are now faded and unusable. I tried the cleaning recommend but that didnt help. Im hoping its just the paper so I ordered new labels. The other issue is I can no longer print from my phone. I have the jadens printer app as the instructions say to use. But when I click add printer via BT it never finds the printer. I know its the app because in my phones BT settings I see the printer. Anyway I really hope the new labels fix the faded printing. Ill update this again after I try them.

So far Ive tested half a dozen label sizes in several widths and it reads the spacing and prints perfectly. The thermal image is dark on paper or vinyl and Ive left it on default. Print speed was fast on 2.25 x 1.25 labels, I printed just over 200 labels in a minute. The companion software is simple and easy to use. They have various levels/versions, but Ive been running it just fine on basic.

Simple printer to use. Didnt have any issues connecting with it. I dont use it frequently, so I cant say how it would handle large quantities of prints, but for me, its great.

I had no setup issues at all. And printing via Bluetooth allows me to put this in a cabinet and not out in the open. ( only because its not what I use much)

I was a bit worried about setting this up properly, but it took less than 5 minutes for me to be printing quick and quality labels. Highly recommend!

I had a thermal printer previously but it wasnt bluetooth enabled. That means I had to keep it plugged into the computer and go to the computer every time that I wanted to print a label. With this printer I can print directly from my phone using the app. Ive printed shipping labels, stickers, etc. The printer was easy to set up. I lvoe that it includes the roll holder and accessories. Also, they included a USB adapter that takes it from USB to USB-C which is convenient.

I recently purchased a brand new MacBook Air and wanted a new label printer to go along with it to sell a few things online. After finding this one, I immediately got it and was giddy at the idea that I could finally get rid of the things I had. To my disappointment, however, this label printer was beyond horrible. It simply did not work. Following the instructions provided on the usb provided, you must install a software that allows you to access the printers features and settings, but to my disappointment, it just didn’t work. After trying absolutely everything (even going as far as to download everything from their website), nothing would work. So as I could not use the printer at all, I suggest you do not purchase this item as it may be waste of your time as it was for myself.

If you read the review that I originally posted, I talked about how three of us couldn’t get the printer to work correctly. First of all, I want to say that the customer service for this company is absolutely stellar and outstanding! They have been in contact with me continuously to help me to figure out what it is that’s going on with The printer and why it didn’t work. They even sent us more labels so that we could keep trying to get it to work! This morning we decided to hook it up to a different computer and to see if operating it that way made it work. We started at the beginning of the operation manual, which, by the way, is very thorough and its description of how to connect it to Windows or Mac computers. We went step-by-step, downloading the driver from the website to installing the paper and running a test print from a Word and Adobe file. We didn’t have any eBay labels to print right at the moment so we weren’t able to do it from there, but it worked just fine printing out both a Word and a PDF file from those programs. After some research this morning. I found that there are settings on eBay that need to be done in order for the label to properly Move to the thermal printer. If, for no other reason, the customer service of this company to ensure the quality of their product, and the care of their customers is worth the effort to get this product running for your business Having said all that, thank you for your customer service and I would recommend this product for sure now!

Im in IT and am a fan of automation and part of that is label printing. I have label printers suitable to label network, computer wiring and electrical equipment. I have label printers suitable to print address and return addresses for individual correspondence & mail merges and Ive now added this printer suitable to larger thermal labels like shipping labels. Setting this printer up is a snap. It differs from all the other thermal printers I have in that you dont store the labels to be printed internally but feeds them into the printer from behind. So theres an extra exterior tray. This extra tray can accommodate both rolls of labels and fan folded label stock. The software compatible to IOS, MAC OS, Android and Windows installs easily and is simple to use. To test it, I down loaded sample labels and ran the printer through its paces. Its very fast and does a beautiful job. I tested the codes I printed and my barcode reader had no problems reading them. All the major freight companies encourage their customers to print their own labels and I have a number of clients who would benefit from having a setup like this this.

I was able to set up the printer fairly quickly and it printed just fine right from the beginning on a 4x6 label. I made a label in ppt and saved it as a 4x6 PDF, then printed it via blue tooth. The instructions that come with the printer could be clearer, but I got it regardless. It looks like there are plenty of you-tube videos to help if there are any questions. Eventually I will be printing some round labels. Havent tried it yet, but you-tube says you can do it...so Ill give it a shot.