Dymo 320 labelWriter. Well worth buying

Advantages: Easy to operate
Disadvantages: None

...The Dymo 320 LabelWriter is sat to the right of my desk at work and it cost about £90.00. It has already saved this many times over in terms of saved time, money and reduced stress on staff! For some reason our large digital printer/copier hates printing labels. After the third time of having to have the service engineer come out to remove a rogue label that had become glued to the drum ,our head of IT decided that it would be better to buy a label printer. We decided to buy a Dymo 320 LabelWriter. It can be networked and so is shared by a number of people in our very busy publishing company, being shared by IT, sales, editorial and accounts. It is fairly easy to load with paper rolls and automatically lines the role up at the start of using the roll. The labels are easy to pull off and it does a good, professional job...

Martinscholes 07.09.2005 · Read review
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Review of DYMO LabelWriter 320

The Dymo 400 saves me so much time, it is a good buy

Advantages: Prints quickly, easy to use, no ink, time saver
Disadvantages: A little expensive to run for some

...The Dymo Labelwriter has been available in various models for a long time now. Many grumble at the limited use, plus the fact that you can use only Dymo labels with the device. Well, whilst this is true, you should really look at this device as a great time saving device, rather than money saving. I picked up a Labelwriter 400 just recently. I had the next model up before, but sold it on for a very good price. Within a week of selling it, I wished I hadn't. Address and shipping labels vary in price and size, but the smaller address labels work out about 3p each. There is no ink or mess to worry about, as this is a thermal printer, so the printer makes the label react and reveal a fairly crisp 300dpi print. It is nice and fast and quiet in use. So, imagine the scenario, perhaps like me you sell on ebay. I might only sell one thing a day...

davomrmac 06.06.2009 · Read review
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Review of DYMO LabelWriter 400

Dymo's Dynamo!

Advantages: Handy to use, great quality labels, never runs out of ink
Disadvantages: Quite expensive, noisy, can't print colour

.... It was here that I found there were actually 3 different models: •Labelwriter 310 - The most affordable label printer. Prints sharp text & images on labels up to 40 mm. Perfect for dozens of applications such as envelopes, file folders, bar codes and much more. Includes software, or print directly from your favourite programs such as Word & Excel. Cost £76.59 from Dymo Website •Labelwriter 320 - The most versatile label printer for any office. Prints labels up to 59 mm wide for envelopes, packages, file folders, disks, videotapes, name badges and much more. Improved and 30% faster print speed. Use on USB. Windows or Mac. Cost £102.12 from Dymo website. •Labelwriter 330 Turbo - For optimum speed and productivity, the LabelWriter 330 Turbo handles all the same labels as the LabelWriter 320, with the same print quality...

jayandfoo 16.05.2005 · Read review
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Review of DYMO LabelWriter 320

The Dymo Labelwriter 330... for all your office needs!

Advantages: Compact, creates pro-looking labels, easy to set up and use
Disadvantages: Bit pricey, not entirely necessary as there are other ways of creating labels

...into your computer. (Not very good for fans of wireless IT gear... this does get rather fussy with all these wires). There was some software that had to be installed on the computer, but this took no more than 3 minutes, and was immediately ready for use. The device itself is quite small and compact, and does look fancy on your desk as opposed to some ugly old-fashioned-looking label makers. It's a sleek silver colour, with a burgundy bottom. Simple and neat. For printing out normal labels, the machine is perfect. It is very easy to use. You simply highlight the address you wish to print out, then click the tiny label button which gets installed on your Word program or similar in the toolbar, and then you click print when the window pops up. Alternatively, you can go to your start menu, click on the Dymo option and do it from there, by...

Stephoohla 08.10.2009 · Read review
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Review of DYMO LabelWriter 330 Turbo

Great Little Label Writer

Advantages: High
Disadvantages: No Colour Option

...The Dymo Labelwriter 400 turbo is a superb little printer which comes with its own software that is really easy to use. It offers functions including barcode printing, plus add-ins for instant printing from Microsoft Word, Outlook, QuickBooks, ACT!, Goldmine, Palm Desktop version 4 or later, WordPerfect® and more. This little printer offers speeds of 55 labels a minute, an average of just over a second per label. However this never seems to happen and I have never witnessed these sorts of speeds. I use the Labelwriter connected to my pc via a usb cable with no problems. I also have enabled sharing for it so other people can use it to. However these is a draw back with this that it can be quite slow printing when someone else prints. (Note this could be because of Pc but I am unable to prove/disprove this). In conclusion this is...

Blondie1005 12.02.2008 · Read review
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Review of DYMO LabelWriter 400 Turbo

My friend called Dymo!

Advantages: Fast, Looks neat and sexy like me!!!!
Disadvantages: only black and white.

...The Dymo Label Writer 330 Turbo. ---------------------- At the beginning:- ---------------------- The reason my company bought this label printer was that my computer is new to the office and I therefore had no 'creature comforts' that the other girls have got on their computers and desks. All the other computers have Seiko label printers, however we have 3 of them already and they are expensive to run and the print quality is only OK. So I managed to con my boss into letting me have one of these sexy red machines on my desk! I rooted around and we eventually bought it from Euroffice for £89 in the end of season sale as it was an end of line. It retailed at over £200 normally so I was so chuffed id bagged a bargain for my company so early on! Unfortunately, it was out of stock when we ordered it due to the great demand...

nuttynaomi 16.02.2006 · Read review
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Review of DYMO LabelWriter 330 Turbo

If you print labels, you NEED this

Advantages: No Messing about with sheet labels
Disadvantages: None

...I purchased this printer as I was fed up printing out on sheet labels. I had originally used a Brother labelprinter at work which made me think more along the lines of getting one of them. Having searched the net, came across this one (which is much neater than the brother one) and eventually bought it. Comes with everything you need to get started, sample roll of labels, printer, cables, drivers and software. Very Easy to setup though it did take me a couple of minutes to work out how to fit the roll of labels, which is actually very straight forward. Comes with its own software so you can have an address book within it (can be imported also) so just click on details and print label right away with the click of a button. There are LOADS of labels available which I have also bought a selection of so it is available at any time I may...

The-Entertainment-King 20.09.2006 · Read review
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Review of DYMO LabelWriter 400

Ideal for an eBay Business

Advantages: Saves time, Quick and easy to use, No need for ink
Disadvantages: Do need to buy labels

...misspell when writing it down. Eventually, I'd decided to make my eBay life just that bit easier by buying myself a DYMO LabelWriter 400 Turbo, ironically, bought through eBay for around £70. I'd known about the DYMO brand and their portable handheld label printers, as well as these little desktop label printers so knew they were good. SETTING UP Setting up was the same as any other printer with a USB connection. I installed the software on my PC, plugged the printer's power cable into the mains and then plugged the USB cable from the printer to my PC. Once the software was installed and my PC picked up the printer, it added a new printer icon for the DYMO to my printer list. Lastly, I loaded the roll of labels (included), which is quite easy to do and there's even a label on the inside of the printer with diagrams showing you how to load...

Deru 02.05.2009 · Read review
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Review of DYMO LabelWriter 400 Turbo

Label everything you can see!

Advantages: Handy for labelling for all purposes
Disadvantages: None

... DYMO LabelManager 150 What a fascinating invention! Why didn't I know about this when I was 7? I would have taken great pleasure in labelling everything I could see! My Mum, Dad, TOys, Cat.... So much fun! But aside from that, this device actually has a very sensible purpose. It enables you to print labels of varying colours and backgrounds depending on the cartridge you insert. The labels can be used for almost any purpose, such as: * Labelling cabling which is especially useful in the world of IT (where I work) as in a server/switch room you may have thousands of cables all connected to switches but no way of identifying which device each cable is for, simply wrap the label around each lead. * Labelling shelving can help you keep your shelving units more organised and tidy. Just stick the labels along the front...

TheHairyGodmother 25.09.2009 · Read review
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Review of DYMO LabelMANAGER 150

My handy little office princess

Advantages: Only uses one label at a time
Disadvantages: Doesn't print in colour

...printer and print the address straight onto the envelope but for some envelopes this is not possible. What if I want to put one label onto a file? It?s great to put a sheet of labels into the printer and then just print the text on one of the labels. The rest of the sheet is then prone to sticking on your printer roller when you re-use it in the printer again, as described above. I like my files and paperwork to look neat and tidy and have typed labels on them. I hate to see handwritten labels on the files, I think they look totally unprofessional. So, my dilemma, how do I get around this problem? Watching TV the other week, I saw an advert for a DYMO LabelWriter machine which prints out one label at a time. Whoppeee!!! I thought. This sounds like the answer to my prayers. Now, my company uses a local firm which supplies office...

Wearsidelass 23.03.2004 · Read review
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