Dymo LabelWriter DUO 300dpi 55 labels per minute Label Printer; 180dpi D1 tape Label Printer (69220)

Does a nice job printing. I only wish it would print to the edge of the label. If it is able to do this, I have not figured out how. The labels are a bit pricey, but they look great. It was not much of a hassle to set up on my mac. It prints really fast if you have to do a bunch. I really like the small thin labels, they have a nice shine to them. It's loads easy. It's all nice to have dual labels and not have to change them out if you need the other size. Overall I think it's great and will make me more organized and makes for a much more professional look.

I've now bought 3 of these for different department managers here at work. With the old 7.x software, they weren't very easy to use. Version 8 made this great product even better. It now feels very Mac native- easy and intuitive. Would have given it 5 stars if the tape label didn't get jammed up from time to time on all 3 units.I'd still suggest this to ANYONE who likes to keep things organized and labeled.

I love this label writer. It works terrifically for our non profit food pantry. We use the large labels to print out QR codes that get stuck to a card for the clients to use when they pick up food. At the same time we can print (using the smaller labels) their applicant ID that gets stuck to their application. Great for any business or nonprofit! THe only 1 thing that may possibly be a drawback is that they USB cable is quite long. So if you are using a laptop you have to pin it up.

This is my third Dymo LabelWriter. This time I bought their combo label and tape (strips of adhesive labels, usually plastic coated) printer when my tape printer died. Big mistake. I use some special symbols and fonts. The label portion doesn't pass my formatting on from Office Word.The tape editor is really hard to use. If you have any special symbols, something as simple as making the text bold changes everything to symbols (not even from the symbol font I was using).Worse, if you labor hard enough to construct a tape and print it, you will have all your formatting stripped away when you save.If all you do is print one-font, one-size labels and tapes, it is probably an okay printer. The label printer seems okay but tape printer jams now and then but not too often (every 25 to 50 print operations).Since Dymo has only offered the most inane support to many requests for aid, I will not buy a Dymo product again. I'll try Brother, probably.

Better than what I expected, it was written Used - Good, but in fact it was Used - Very Good (Like New).All the functionnalities are okay, I like this printer

I use this every day for my ebay mailing labels and I absolutely love it. I consider this one of the major reasons I have such a quick shipping time because there's no problem reading the address (my handwriting is atrocious). Couldn't be without it!

Great office item to have .... handy for printing up quick organizational labels, file folder labels, or address/shipping labels. I love my Dymo!

I love this product. It is easy to use and very flexible with regard to what you can do with it.