DYMO LabelWriter Wireless Printer, Black (2002150) LWW Machine

J'ai plusieurs (pour les employers qui travaillent pour moi) DYMO avec fils (ancienne version) qui fonctionne PARFAITEMENT et plusieurs de cette version qui ont un défaut, elles font un espèce de BRUIT bizarre très FORT et surprenant jus avant l'impression (1/5 étiquettes) elle n'imprime pas. Je suis tres déçu surtout pour le prix.

A little slow to wake from sleep.

I had some trouble putting the printer online with other computers. However, there is a YouTube video that shows you has to do it which was a quarter of the time from reading the instructions. So far so good.

I've been using PC-connected Dymo printers for years and the original Dymo Label Software, while not great, is manageable. But the software NOW offered from Dymo is Dymo Connect. Ugh. There is nothing intuitive about this user interface, and if you have been using the "legacy" Dymo Label Software, then you're probably going to be disappointed. The biggest problem: no address book. While there IS some sort of Outlook data import (or access, not sure which), what I wanted was to use my old Dymo address book. After exporting that address book to a CSV file, and then (apparently) successfully importing it into Dymo Connect, those addresses are nowhere to be found. On the upside, there are many more printer layout options in Dymo Connect. That might be more important to you. In my experience, both software packages live side-by-side, so you can have the best of both worlds. So, at least for now, find Dymo Label version 8.7.xxx and you will be able to use the Dymo 450 AND wireless label printers. Both software packages will work so you can pick the one you like. Neither is going win any awards for great software design and usability, but the printers themselves might be enough to make the software tolerable. That's been my experience.

It’s really worth to buy for printing labels very quickly. Nice printing quality.