Esselte LabelWriter Twin Turbo

Pros: Quiet and Fast Printing, Compatible With Large Variety of Labels, Easy To Install and Use.

Cons: Labels Turn Dark When Exposed To Heat (don't leave them in direct sunlight).

The Bottom Line: The Dymo LabelWriter Twin Turbo is an extremely quiet and fast thermal printer, which allows use of two different rolls of labels and is very easy to install and use.

Review: My wife and I made the decision to start printing our own postage from home several months ago. We no longer wanted to have to make repeated trips to the post office every week, to buy stamps and to ship small packages. After researching a few solutions ...

Pros: Terrific software integration, easy to use, CONVENIENT!

Cons: Larger footprint, somewhat expensive label refills, labels will darken in high heat

The Bottom Line: Well designed, great software integration, simple to use

Review: I've been a dedicated Dymo user for 5 years, and most recently used a 400 Turbo for my home office. I would have been perfectly happy with that purchase but for Dymo's subsequent announcement of Stamps, a no-fee postage service for LabelWriter printers. ...

Pros: Good Looking Terrific Price Tech Service helpful

Cons: Registration problems Website Tech Documents LAX Random Self Test ruins labels

The Bottom Line: If it works - a terrific price for a device needed on EVERY DESK. They'd hit a home run if Website more useful and the bundled Label Software were improved.

Review: I really wanted a label printer. I was about to spend hundreds of dollars on one of the many "industrial grade" retail receipt printers when I stumbled across a dual printer for under $200.00. I ordered it on Oct 22nd from PC Universe in Florida - It ...