I sell on eBay and as my store grew I knew it was time to graduate from tape and scissors to a shipping label printer. I read online blogs and watched several videos to guide me to the best brand. I wanted to make the best purchase and not waste money. After searching until my eyes grew tired and not finding exactly what I needed, I gave up and decided to return to tape and scissors. A week later, I restarted my search and stumbled upon the LabelRange Label printer. It wasn't a brand suggested on online videos or blogs, but I decided to take a chance because the majority of reviews were positive.

I'm very pleased with my purchase. The setup wasn't too daunting. I didn't need to contact support. It took about 15 minutes to set up. It comes with a sample pack of labels. The quality of the print is dark and very professional. There is no smearing or fading on the label. I've mailed approximately one hundred packages since using the label printer and all have reached their destination without an issue. Also, it works with both my Mac and Windows PC.

Bought this since I wasn't happy with how frequently my cheaper LP320 would print with blemishes. This one is a definite step up and labels are a bit crisper and seem to print more consistently, but I still wouldn't say they're super crisp. Still a welcome improvement though.

Also I noticed after using their tool and messing with the printer settings, that increasing the print speed actually increased the crispness of label, would've expect the opposite to be true, but apparently faster is sometimes better.

Finally went with a thermal printer for my USPS shipping labels & originally bought the Rollo brand. I couldn't believe how noisy it was & the print quality wasn't that great. Then after about a week of use the labels started to not feed correctly so I returned it & for around half the price decided to try the LabelRange LP620. I had it up & running in minutes & definitely would recommend it. It has faster printing speed, is much quieter & since it is 300dpi compared to the Rollo's 203dpi, the print quality is better. The LabelRange also has a much better label guide adjustment which is what I think contributed to the label feed problems I had with Rollo. So if you're looking for a nicely priced & good quality thermal label printer I would suggest this one.

I use on a Win10 laptop.
Bought this to use with eBay. It kept printing sideways and cutting off part of the label. After searching around, finally found the setting on eBay's site that let me select 4x6 labels and it's worked perfectly since. So, if you use this with eBay be sure to select the correct label size on the labels page. You have to click on "more settings". Labelrange.com has the instructions on their troubleshooting page but I didn't see it because it was near the bottom well below the fix for wrong orientation which I thought would fix my problem but didn't. The price was great compared to others. Came with a small stack of labels to get you started. Installation was fairly easy. The drivers came on a usb stick as an .exe program. I ran it then connected the printer and the computer didn't recognize it. Ran it again with the printer connected and turned on and it worked just fine. It couldn't be easier to use. Feed the labels in, it senses the size and and just works. One small complaint would be when there are no labels in it, it beeps incessantly. Not a big deal, you just turn it off.

CONS: Takes a little doing to install, not plug and play but fairly straight forward and rather quick. Should be familiar with how to install a printer in windows. I should say I did not read the instructions till after I had it working.
PROS: PRICE, PRICE, PRICE. It was about half the cost of a similar label printer. Simple and easy to use once it's installed. Blank labels load in a snap. Looks good. Very small footprint.
Time will tell how hardy it ends up being. Would definitely recommend.

I have an eBay store where I mainly sell books and other belongings I do not use. I get a couple of orders every month and think this is so so worth it compared to printing out a label on a regular printer and then taping it down. The print quality is decent - again, I mainly use it to print shipping labels and I haven't had a single complaint about the quality. The barcode is visible and usable. The only frustration I really have is the printer sometimes getting stuck and me having to realign the label. I have definitely gone through a couple of labels that didn't come out right and me having to reprint them.

*Something that has really helped is when I print a label - First turn the printer on, wait for the label to align itself and THEN plug in your computer and press print. That generally allows the label to come out fine!

I did a lot of research before I brought this and have been using it for a year until I wrote this review for it. It's definitely on the lower price point of most thermal printers out there and it has worked well enough for my purposes. Knowing what I know now, I would purchase it again!