OFFNOVA USB Shipping Label Printer, 4x6 Label Printer for Shipping Packages, High Speed Thermal Printer, Supports ShipStation UPS FedEx Ebay, NO Bluetooth Function

This printer is perfect! It has never let us down. It’s very durable and built to last, and it’s also super easy to use. The setup was simple, the printing quality is excellent, and it works fast without any problems. It’s reliable, efficient, and totally worth it. I definitely recommend it!

Final review: The vendor sent me a new printer, free of charge after my review below. The new printer has been used well over 200 times since then and has worked flawlessly. Therefore, I have updated this as my final product review. When it actually prints a label, it comes out great. But it consistently wastes 2-3 labels, only printing a small portion of the label and then stopping. 1st attempt printing success is about 50%. Update: The printer has completely stopped printing a full label (see photo). Seller contacted me and offered a replacement. Update 2: A new printer was sent to me and the first few labels have printed great. The customer service was very good. If the new one continues to print well, I will upgrade my review accordingly.

Very easy to set up and use. I know it is compact but genuinely though it would be bigger, glad to have seen how small it was.

The device holds a lot of promise, and fails to deliver on most of them. The printer does recognize label perforations, but that's about it. It does not differentiate to the driver any distinction between label sizes, so you're going to have to work out in mm the size of the page and the offsets. As for the drivers themselves, I tried using this with a Mac and Chromebook. With the Chromebook, the printer would only sometimes respond to a new page command, other times it would not react at all. While there's an option to get logs, the logs were 4 bytes long and effectively useless. Complicating matters is that since the printer doesn't clearly communicate it's sizes, getting Google Docs to recognize it is also a challenge. (Not that it matters, since the printer fails to print.) On the mac, after several installation attempts, i was able to sort of get it to print something, but it only worked once and then I was back to being unable to print. I'll also note that the printer loves to spit out empty labels. Also, the manual is a bit odd. The thermal element is on the top part of the printer, so the label medium needs to be facing up. I'm sure if I spent a few days fiddling with things I could probably get this to do a passable job, but I'm horrified by what sort of instruction tome I'd need to offer family members who want to use it.

Got it up and running on a linux server with little trouble. Got the Debian package linux driver from Offnova, filename Linux-driver-2054n_v4.deb. Would not initially install on a Debian 13.4 Trixie system because the deb requires libcupsimage2, and in Trixie that package has been renamed libcupsimage2t64. Decompressed the deb file, decompressed the control.tar.xz, edited control to read Depends: cups (>= 1.2), libcupsimage2t64 (>=2.0.0), recompressed control, repackaged the deb, and it installed fine. I have CUPS set to expose the printer to my network via airprint and IPP everywhere and it works fine from every mac, iphone, windows and chromeos device I've tried, without any drivers or installation required. Not sure about longevity or durability. I've been using it for five months with no major issues. Print quality has been excellent (for labels). A couple of failure to feed errors, where I've had to reprint, but it's rare enough that I'm fine with it. At the price it's hard to complain.

It works as it should, perfect for what I need it for, I keep it on my desk and keep the USB plugged into my computer at all times. Theres no delay between clicking print on my PC and it actually printing, got a stack of 4x6 labels and had to adjust the fill size slightly so it prints on the full surface of the sticker but thats no big deal at all, only small complaint is I feel sometimes it does not print as "dark as it should" but other than you cant beat the value for your money, IF YOU PLAN TO USE IT FOR THE APPLICATION IT IS MEANT FOR, ignore the bad reviews of people who bought this not realizing it will work for their current application.

Works good, I have multiple of these, I think the majority of the negative reviews are just from people who do not understand how to install a driver.

I was keeping my fingers crossed buying this particular thermal printer. I read a couple negative review just to get as much information as I could because I'd been using my actual printer and was on the fence about buying a thermal printer for labels at all. I'd previously bought the labels because I saw how much cheaper these were for the amount and price. But! The ink smeared. So...saying I really didn't understand Thermal Labels or Thermal Printers. Well.. 5 stars. Easily. Don't forget to download the driver and you're in business. Load up the paper.. and you're in business immediately! Very easy to use. Hooked up to my HP laptop.. just make sure you select which printer you want to print letters from labels.. Quality if excellent. Dry.. lol! Compatible with my laptop, compact. If you're on the fence and not technology inclined... and wanted something to print your shipping labels.. this is it.