I work in a distribution center and normally get our labels from UPS but we ran out this year due to the Xmas rush and we needed some in a pinch. This review will focus on the pros and cons vs the UPS labels for those of you who may use both.

-These aren't as thick as the UPS labels which makes them a little flimsy and harder to tear. The paper feels much thinner and it takes a little more effort to tear them apart. That's not to say they rip or anything, they're just thinner. Some people may like this.
- The rolls are smaller than the UPS rolls. UPS rolls bring 320 labels per roll I believe and these have 250. No big deal just consider this when calculating the price per label.
- The core is smaller than the UPS rolls. This makes putting them in the printer a little trickier. You have to line it up just right compared to the bigger cores which just pop in. We use the Zebra 450; some other printers probably have different insides so your experience will probably be different.
-They come wrapped in plastic (The UPS ones don't).
-The tape at the end of each roll is a nice small strip compared to the gigantic sticker the UPS ones bring. This is great because you don't have to waste the first label.
-If you can get them Prime, the shipping is free. UPS ships them free too.

Overall a decent label. I still prefer the UPS ones but if we run out and need some overnighted I wouldn't hesitate to use these again. We purchased ours from "FantasyBuy" - no idea if the other sellers are sending the same labels I've reviewed. I know with products like these there can be variability amongst the sellers.

They're a little loose on the core, but once they load into the machine, they work just fine. I've only printed about a dozen labels so far, but I haven't noticed any defects, problems, or jams. The perforations work well, and the labels seem to be evenly spaced with no problems.

Admittedly I bought these for use with a refurbished Zebra LP2844 and I haven't compared them to authorized labels.

I use these daily in our zebra LP 2844 printer - I was a bit worried based on reviews if they would do the job.

outside of some rolls not printing on the last 5-10% of the rolls occasionally I have had zero issues with these and am on my 2nd six pack of labels in the past two years now. if I were a higher volume shipper maybe I'd run into more problems but *knock on wood* so far so good.

based on the two shipments of these we have received I will continue to use these. no issues with jamming or getting stuck in things as a number of reviews mention here.

I use this in a Zebra 2844 printer used to create mailing labels. These have worked well, no complaints, and loved the lower price. It will take me a very long time to use 6 rolls, but the price more then made up for the quantity.

I've been using 4x6 labels in my Zebra LP2844 for several years now and I've always purchased the least expensive blank labels I could find. Because of the ease of Amazon Prime, I thought I would pay just a little more (maybe $3.00) for a six pack of these and I am certainly glad I did. With the other super cheap labels I have used, I've just accepted that the end of the roll was a waist, very wrinkled and the print was always bad; but with these, WOW, good to the last label. I think I had two at the end of the roll that had a wrinkle in it but it printed fine and I used them both, not so with the super cheaps I had used before. Very happy with these labels and will definitely buy more when the need arises...