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Dymo Label Writer 310
Newest Review: ... have to buy ink for it - which is fabulous! The only expenses are replacing the labels, but there are 'dymo compatible' ... more  ... brands available which work just as well as Dymo labels for a fraction of the price. The printer comes with software for typing out your labels and is capable of merging with a database or CSV file to run off a large batch of address labels in one click. There is also the facility to design your labels in terms of fonts, layouts, pictures etc. which is great for branding, if you're using the Dymo for business purposes. There are also a number of different label sizes available for this printer, so you're not stuck wit...more |
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Dymo Label Writer 310: Dymo 310: Reliable thermal label printer (177 words)
by - written on 05/09/09 (Useful, 23 readings)
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I have a lot of printers in my house (8 in total, for various purposes!) but the Dymo Labelwriter 310 is my favourite! It's a thermal printer, meaning that you never have to buy ink for it - which is fabulous! The only expenses are replacing the labels, but there are 'dymo compatible' brands available which work just as well as Dymo labels for a fraction of the price. The printer comes with software for typing out your labels and is capable of merging with a database or CSV file to run off a large batch of address labels in one click. There is also the facility to design your labels in terms of fonts, layouts, pictures etc. which is great for branding, if you're ... Read the complete review
My Handy Little Office Princess (1723 words)
by - written on 30/04/04 (Very useful, 895 readings)
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Have you ever had the misfortune to put a sheet of sticky labels into your printer and for that same sheet to stick to the roller? What was the result? Big, black splodges all over the paper? Well this happened to me and what a resulting mess. In the end, I had to dump the hardly-used new cartridge and put another new one in so this was an expensive mistake ? each toner cartridge cost approximately £120. Now I know there is a label on the market now that claims they don?t stick in the printer but I am not too sure about them. My company (well, it?s not actually MY company but you know what I mean) buys boxes of labels (usually 14 labels per sheet) and they are ... Read the complete review
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