Fimax 4x6 Thermal Labels - Fanfold Direct Thermal Printer Labels, Permanent Adhesive, 1000 Labels, for Shipping Labels Compatible with All Couriers,White Mailing Labels for Thermal Printer

Good quality

I always use Dymo printer for my label but now changing to a third party brand which is using this kind of label, cost much cheaper in the long run and I found out that this item is the cheapest in the market now which comes with 1000 labels and sticking well.Sometime I used third party label for my Dymo labels and found out that the letters always disappeared after 2-3 days if I put the tape on top but there's no issue with this label so really happy about this!

These labels adhere really well to every box, bubble mailer and envelope that I've slapped them onto so far.Print quality through my Brother TD-4550DNWB has been excellent - and now that I've experienced fanfold label stock, I can't face going back to rolls. (The curl when a roll is running low is so annoying!)My only criticism is the cost. At £31+ (at time of review) for 1000 labels, the price is a little too steep for me.But the quality is great.

Ideal for printing and sticking onto parcels. Good quality peelable stickers. They do come in one big continuous roll, but I just tore one off at a time and put it through the printer that way. It was a bit of trial and error as to which way up to put them as the label says 'this way up', but it needed to be put the other way round in my printer (may be different with others?). Size is 4x6" and is easy enough to change the printing settings to use them. However, they are expensive, but you do get 1000 stickers so will last a long time!

These are a decent quality 6x4 inch adhesive label. You get 1,000 for just over thirty quid - 3p a label which is pretty good value for money. Tear them off and put them in your printer set at 6x4 and they come out perfectly ready as an address label (or they did on my Canon printer anyway!)

We send several gifts and parcels to family and friends in Europe. We usually use normal paper and end up using a lot of tape and custom cutting for it to look like a parcel label. These thermal labels fall within the A6 dimensions which is perfect for printing parcel labels.In addition to being convenient in terms of dimensions and stickiness, it also is water-and-grease-resistant.The thing with these labels is that they only support certain types of printer, mainly thermal ones. I tried this with a normal printer and it almost burned the paper as the printable area ended up getting darker in colour. It did print the label but it was not visible properly as the paper turned brown. With a suitable thermal printer though, it printed perfectly.If you have a compatible thermal printer then this is a good value 1000 print stack. If this is for home use and sending parcels for family and friends I would say it is too much and less than a quarter of this stack is needed for years of usage. If you want it for business purposes then go for it.

These are great quality labels.They are value for money and do the job perfectly.I’ve had no issues with them all all.Highly recommended.

We use quite a lot of mailing labels in our household, although we don't actually use a thermal printer so I wasn't sure how these fanfold thermal labels would work on my Epson inkjet. Well, I am happy to report that they work very well indeed and it's such a pleasure to be able to peel off the label and slap it straight onto the parcel without using sellotape (and sometimes glue) to quickly get something ready to post.The labels arrive in a sturdy cardboard box, in two packs of 500. They seem to be very high quality with a high-white surface. The corners of each label has a small rounded edge which looks better than a 90-degree cut in my opinion.My Epson prints well onto the smooth white paper that the labels are made from. I make sure the ink is fully dry and then apply the label to the parcel. The 1000 labels will keep me going for quite a long time.An excellent product.