JADENS Bluetooth Shipping Label Printer, Thermal Label Printer for Address Postage Small Business, 4x6 Label Maker Machine for iPhone & Andriod, Compatible with Hermes, Royal Mail, EBay, Amazon, Etsy

(Review on behalf of Francesca Kennedy)5 Stars - Fantastic Label Printer!I am absolutely thrilled with this label printer! It’s incredibly easy to set up and use, even for someone who isn’t tech-savvy. The print quality is sharp and clear, making my labels look professional every time. I’ve used it for organizing my office, shipping packages, and even labeling my pantry, and it works like a charm each time.The speed is impressive too—labels print quickly without any delay. I also love that it’s compatible with a variety of label sizes and the software is intuitive. I’ve had zero issues with connectivity, and it works seamlessly with both my PC and smartphone.Overall, this printer has saved me so much time and hassle. If you’re looking for an affordable, reliable label printer, this is definitely the one to go for. Highly recommended!

I have been looking at these for some time, the only problem was 1/ I did not want the mess about setting it up and 2/ it looked flimsy. I could not have been more wrong, it was remarkably easy to set up and it is quite large and sturdy. It works perfectly. If you are considering the 500 label rolls (that is what I have bought) then I would recommend the cradle for the roll as it does not fit in the printer, they do sell the cradles on here.

Very happy with the purchase,It will print small to large size, various formats, which can be adjusted before printing, even photos from a P/C can be printed,😊 I will give this a go in the next few days.Fast printing, good quality, easy to use

Lovely printer, does the job and super efficient too. Compact and good print quality.

Bought this to print Royal Mail click n drop labels. Great little printer, comes with half a roll of 6x4" labels. VERY quick to get it working on my iPhone. Under a minute! Scanned the 2D barcode, downloaded the app, selected the label PDF, clicked print and out the label came, perfect! 10 out of 10! I then tried to print from my MacBook Pro. This is where the problems started. The Jadens help pages were no use, very out of date screenshots. Had to download a driver file and install it. Still could not print by clicking print, but then I tried downloading the same app as I used on my phone. This worked eventually, but I cannot print by downloading the file and opening it in the app...it just does nothing when I select the file. In the end, I tried sharing but the Jadens app was not in the list of destinations. Eventually, after a few hours of perseverance I found that opening the PDF in Preview and then sharing and selecting Image Publish from the list of destinations, this opened the label image in the app and I could then print it. Bit of a palaver but I got it working in the end!

It was with some scepticism that I decided to take the plunge on this budget price printer, but some favourable reviews and what appeared to be good support pages on the Jadens website, I purchased one.Initial impressions were of a good quality item that was well packaged and instructions/drivers were supplied on a USB stick, so no paperwork to lose. Installation via USB was easy enough on Windows 7, but I did need to use the supplied USB lead as my existing cable plug was too tight to fit into the printers socket. I was unable to install the Bluetooth driver successfully, but that may be down to my PC's BT setup.A test print initially appeared fine using the few supplied labels, but when it came to printing a Royal Mail Click & Drop label, the results were somewhat inconsistent, resembling output from an inkjet with a blocked print nozzle. I tried some premium labels, with the same result. It transpired that the print quality was due to the fact that I was printing the labels direct from the PC browser which displayed the labels and if I saved the file and opened in a PDF editor, the resulting print quality was fine. So far there have been no problems with the Post Office scanning any of the QR/Barcodes. My only gripe is that the printer seems to take a non-standard roll size (maybe 350 labels) which don't seem to be that easy to find. I bought a roll of 500 and just reeled off enough so that the spool would fit in the unit. Hopefully it can be topped up with the surplus labels once the roll is empty.I knocked off a star due to the Bluetooth issue and initial print quality woes, but would not hesitate to recommend this to anyone who regularly send letters or parcels via eBay or similar.

Cheap quality, the printer broke within the first day of use and seller is not helpful to resolve the issue. I had to involve Amazon support for faulty product.