Dymo Labelwriter 400 Turbo

INTRODUCTION I've been selling on eBay.co.uk for a few years now and have sold and posted hundreds of items. Throughout this time, I've been writing delivery addresses on the packages with marker pens and with bigger items, I print out a packing note, which I enclose in see-through envelopes, which I stick onto packages. The first method looks unprofessional and is more prone to mistakes. The latter cost more but both methods were time consuming. Even though I'm not selling hundreds of items at a time (more like a couple every now and again) the time and effort I was putting into addressing packages added up and seemed rather tedious each time. ...  Read the complete review

Well it looks like I will be the first to review this. Obviously it is not a consumer purchase unless you love to label things and therefore I use it at work..Honest! For those of you who do not know, the labelwriter hooks up to the pc via a usb slot and with some handy software it becomes very easy to print tidy looking sticky labels. The software itself is very easy to navigate and allows you a relatively large amount of freedom when customising your labels to the design you want. The 400 turbo allows you a very wide variety indeed of different size and types of labels you can use which is a great positive and really does come in handy, from ...  Read the complete review