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Review of the iDPRT SP410 Printer
Weighing in at just under 4 pounds, a new contender has made its way into the thermal printer market. Make room for the SP410 label printer! Introduced to Amazon in February 2021, the SP410 quickly...
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Review of the Epson ColorWorks C7500G
Food franchises. Fitness centers. Health products. Epson printers? If this combination sounds weird, you can thank Shaquille O’Neal. His endorsement of 50-ish odd companies has…quite the range, and...
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Review of the Wireless Rollo Printer
After working with and writing over a dozen printer reviews, I thought I’d seen it all. Rollo proved me wrong. The company rolled out the red carpet for their newest printer launch: prime online...
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Review of the DYMO LabelWriter 5XL Printer
I’ve been around the block with DYMO once before. And it wasn’t great. When I reviewed the DYMO LabelWriter 4XL back in 2020, I was intrigued that they were the only thermal printer with proprietary...
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Review of the Munbyn ITPP941 Printer
If you scour Amazon, you’ll find dozens of Rollo look-alike thermal printers. Seriously, they’re everywhere. I know the saying goes “imitation is the most sincere form of flattery,” but this is a bit...
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Review of the Zebra ZD220 Printer
When I hear the word basic, I think ‘the bare minimum.’ And the bare minimum isn’t always a selling point with electronics. But Zebra had other ideas. Their ZD200 series (a replacement for the GK and...
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Review of the Epson ColorWorks C6500A
Looking for the right color printer is like the story of Goldilocks. You want a printer that’s not too much, not too less, but just right. And at a reasonable price that won’t break your bank account....
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Review of the Epson ColorWorks C4000
There’s something about the phrase “small but mighty.” Maybe that’s what Epson had in mind when designing an inkjet printer? They certainly tried accomplishing it with the new ColorWorks C4000. It’s...
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Review of the Epson ColorWorks C7500
“Epson simply offers the best printing and home technology out there.” Who’s quoted as saying this? Why, none other than NBA Hall of Famer, Shaquille O’Neal! Yeah, I know, it is a little odd to mix...
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Review of the Epson ColorWorks C6000A
If you’re a younger sibling like me, you know it’s hard living in the shadow of your older sibling (If not, take my word for it). Especially when they hog the spotlight. This is how I imagine it is for...
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Review of the Epson ColorWorks C6500P
So, you want to upgrade your black and white thermal printer to color. Not just that, you want a printer for on-demand manual applications. Interesting…What if I told you that there was a printer just...
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Review of the Epson ColorWorks C6000P
When manual application is at the top of your labeling needs, you need a printer that can deliver. Because, seriously, taking time to remove labels off of the liner is tedious. Not to mention, it...
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