Bought this to replace an aging Dymo printer. Fast setup, web-based designer for the labels. No need to connect to any device just get it on the network. Using it for 4x6 shipping labels and 1x2 return labels.

Shame on me for not looking at all of the reviews. I would not have bought this printer if I had realized that the labels were proprietary and that they cost a lot more than regular labels or that I could not use the labels I get from UPS for free in this. Printer works fine, but this was a rel slap in the face.

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I needed a printer that was versatile; one that could print small amd large labels. This printer was it! As a bonus, it is fast. Since it uses thermal heating to print on the paper, no need for ink that likes to harden when you do not print often. It was easy to set up, but to design your own label can be a little cumbersome. Designing your own label requires you to go to a website (which your anti-virus software will think it is a malicious site) and design your label. Other than that...good purchase.

I actually love this machine in several respects.. It is very well made and very nice looking… It is the least expensive wireless label printer capable of handling 4x6 labels.. It was easy to setup and worked flawlessly every time I printed on it.. Also I LOVE Zebra’s initiative to make the packaging and cartridges not only recyclable but even compostable (this is also a crippling flaw noted below).I was close to keeping this because, again, there is a lot I like about it.. However, I see some crippling issues that will likely cause problems in the future… These made me seriously second guess the purchase and return it..#1 - Proprietary cartridges not widely available.. I only noticed ONE supplier of these cartridges.. A company called “Pattern”. Even trying to order directly from Zebra routes you to Amazon via Pattern.. Another store had these available, sold by Pattern as well… This machine will not work with anything outside of the ZSB cartridges sold seemingly exclusively through Pattern.. No third party options… One reviewer made a very valid point… What if Zebra just stopped making these proprietary cartridges? Your machine becomes a paperweight… This does not seem far fetched as from what I can see this is a first gen lineup… These compostable cartridges haven’t been used for many product generations… Moreover, many people are unhappy with the proprietary design.. I could see Zebra discontinuing them then everyone who got one of these ZSB machines is hosed. Moreover, I question long term storage of these.. One cartridge I got had already started to crack… What if the proprietary tiny chip fell off and got lost? Through the whole expensive cartridge away at that point.. The machine won’t read it..#2 - Poorly engineered software limitations.. The ZSB app you use for this, phone and PC, does not allow you to design your own labels at all… The only way you can design a label via their software is by logging in to their website, designing it there, then saving to your gallery at which point the label can be printed from your computer or phone. Who’s crazy idea was this? The web based software looks identical to pc software… How in the world was design function on pc and phone function missed??? Granted, it is easy to create Label Templates on Pages or Word… It was also very easy to print to the ZSB from those apps as well.. However, neither one would let me create a template as small as .75” width (for return address label).. To design a label for that size I was forced to go back to ZSB software and thus go online, login, create a template, save, then I could print from mac ZSB software. This, for the unforeseeable future I would have to go through this for return address labels but use Pages or Word for any other labels.I ended up returning this and going for a wireless Brother model. To stay in this price point I had to sacrifice 4x6 label compatibility.. But the print & design functions on this one are way more flexible… And if I ever need to, I can use third party cartridges. Moreover, the Brother label catalog is much much broader.Disappointed in Zebra as they almost had a perfect product here.. If only they added design functionality in app all across and got rid of proprietary, limited sourced label design.

After installing macOS software printer worked on my 1st label.A week passed, tried to print another label and it wouldn't print anything.The printer was on, was able to Ping it on my network, status was available.After pulling the cable completely out of the AC outlet it decided to work.For some reason, the cartridge shows 195 Labels but only 186 Left andI only printed out 2 Labels so far. I wouldn't be surprised if the printercounts the Failed Print Jobs towards the label count.So far, I don't recommend this printer, maybe it will change with a software update.Hopefully Zebra sees this review.

The ZEBRA ZSB Series Thermal Label Printer is a versatile and efficient tool for both home and office use. With a print width of 4 inches and a resolution of 300 dpi, it delivers high-quality labels for shipping, barcodes, custom, and shipping labels. The Wi-Fi printing capability allows you to print labels from anywhere, making it incredibly convenient for on-the-go tasks.This printer supports major shipping carriers like UPS, USPS, and FedEx, ensuring compatibility with a wide range of label needs. The easy setup and reliable performance, combined with minimal jam risk, make it a user-friendly option for anyone needing a dependable label printer. 5-Stars ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

This Zebra label printer is a game changer. Note that I only print a few labels a week, so I'm not using it heavily enough for things like speed to matter. But the print quality is great.It comes with everything you need to get started, including plenty of labels, which should last me a while. The maximum label size it can fit is 4x6, but it also accommodates smaller sizes. I use eBay, USPS, or PirateShip, and it has worked well on the app.For one hundred bucks, you can't go wrong.