Dymo Labelwriter 400

No one should be without a dymo labelwriter. I think that in a previous review they said about the high running costs but it all depends on what you do with it. If you are sending a moderat ammount of labels then its great. If you send a really high volume then its not really worth it. This is due to the barcode reader that is installed on the dymo. I have heard a lot of positive and negative comments on this. The reason for it is that only original dymo labels can be used. While these come at a premium i would say that it is worth the money. If you look at it from a business point of view, you want your company image to look the best, therefore you dont mind paying a ...  Read the complete review

There is one thing I don't like about Christmas and that is writing Christmas cards and even worse, the addresses on envelopes. I thought I'd got around this by printing labels from Word but anyone who has done that knows it's not that easy, especially if you change label sizes. Despite specifying the correct size, unless you make the font very small, the addresses often run over the edges and you can spend hours manually adjusting and wasting whole sheets to get the job done. Grrrr ! I actually came across this reviewed in dooyoo (see - it wworks lol!) and thought this could be the answer to my prayers - luckily I was right. In the box is: The ...  Read the complete review

The Dymo Labelwriter has been available in various models for a long time now. Many grumble at the limited use, plus the fact that you can use only Dymo labels with the device. Well, whilst this is true, you should really look at this device as a great time saving device, rather than money saving. I picked up a Labelwriter 400 just recently. I had the next model up before, but sold it on for a very good price. Within a week of selling it, I wished I hadn't. Address and shipping labels vary in price and size, but the smaller address labels work out about 3p each. There is no ink or mess to worry about, as this is a thermal printer, so the printer makes the ...  Read the complete review

I love my little dymo label writer. This thermal printer doesn't require ink. It prints labels very quickly about 3 seconds. You can choose from loads of fonts and various colours. Theres also other attachments such as bar codes, clip ons etc depending on the job you wish to do. My label writer cost me £70 so not cheap. I don't regret buying it. Its worth shopping around as prices for this equipment vary greatly. As I discovered going direct to dymo is not a guarantee of getting a bargain. The labels come in various sizes and shapes for different jobs and are also expensive. I have found that going to specialist computer/ office retailer costs more. ...  Read the complete review

I had one of these installed at work and and 1st I thought it was a great little tool, however, I was soon to learn that it had its problems. ADVANTAGES - Easy to use and install - an icon appears on your desk top with an electonic 'label', you simply type what you want to appear and it prints out exactly as it was on the screen. - Cheap, generally it costs under £70 so cant really complain about the price. - Convience: This product allows you to print out mail merges from excel document, so that you can create labels for a large number of people, without having to re type the details into the software programme each time. ...  Read the complete review