iDPRT Bluetooth Thermal Shipping Label Printer for Phone, 4x6, Supports Windows/Mac/iOS/Android, Ideal for Small Business and Shipping Packages

I was struggling at first to set it up but the mobile app made it easy to use. Look up this video on YouTube for easy installation. SP460BT-What's in the box & How can I connect & print via Bluetooth. Also make sure you print it in 4x6, also when printing click the filling button so that it prints on the whole paper:)

Writing this review the day of receiving and printing my first labels. Will update if I encounter issues. Apologies for long review... I try to include as much detail as it is a large purchase relative to other things!Ignore all reviews saying setup is hard/bad. Took me 15 minutes - and that's only because I was on a work call while doing it. Very simple setup. Plug in usb and power, download driver from their website (small file, maybe 1 min tops to download and install - literally just click it and keep hitting "next"), then configure using their guide (maybe 10 min if you REALLY take your time). After that, I printed a label perfectly.I am a vintage/antique dealer on Etsy. Prior to this thermal printer, I would use inkjet label sheets with 2 labels per sheet. Cost was relatively low... until my ink ran out. Was faced with $50 (offbrand) to $80 (HP brand) in ink replacement expenses. Decided to spend $80 (used like new) on a thermal printer instead and am very pleased. One major thing I didn't realize was I could now print 1 label at a time with no guilt - no wasted half sheets that I could forget to feed back into my printer and use in the future. Also allows me to stay better on top of orders by printing one at a time and not waiting for 2 labels for 1 sheet to optimize use.One other thing I see mentioned in some reviews is print quality. It's not art. You aren't printing the Mona Lisa. But it's still great. From what I see, it prints shipping labels very cleanly and legibly. It is at the same quality as my inkjet labels (if not higher being that it avoids "low ink" fading).If you're where I am - wanting to offset cost in ink especially - I highly recommend. I am hoping the printhead lasts for 160k prints as it claims. That's MUCH better than the 600 sheets (1200 labels) I would get for $50+ on an XL black ink cartridge.

This prettier has saved me so much time. Before I would print label on paper and fight with the tape to attach to package. Now zip , peel , and stick. One problem started when the printer would have a few skips in printing.. small imperfection's I opened the machine and found that the roller and bar had gotten dusty. I wiped and easel removed the debris. Prints perfectly again. I have covered the printer to prevent more dust debris

This review is for a SP410BT that I intended to use to print occasional 4x6 inch shipping labels and folder labels, like 17mm x 87mm or 17mm x 54mm.The printer setup was easy enough. I did (reluctantly) download their printer driver and had the printer functional for tests within only a few minutes. That's where the good part of this review ends.I then went to the iDPRT web site, the same site I got the print driver from, and downloaded IDPRT Label Designer V1.01.11.zip. I carefully unzipped that archive extracted the Label Designer V1.01.11.exe installer and scanned it for viruses. So far so good.When I ran the installer it did the typical query asking me to allow the software to modify the system. I accepted that. Once the software was installed I took a brief look at all the menus, and noticed there was one to update the software. Figuring I wanted to make sure I was using the latest version I chose Update. UGH!The Label Designer program then downloaded an executable called Update.exe and within that program was something called HMark.exe that contained the Trojan:Win32/Wacatac.H!ml A review of that one indicates it could potentially be very damaging and possibly very difficult to remove. I then spent the next couple of hours running scans and removals on the system and attempting to ensure that it is free of any infection.My use of this printer stops right there. Even if by chance this is a false positive, that's something that iDPRT could determine by testing themselves. The printer is going back - I can't worry whether there is some back door in the application, or at some point in the future their software gets an update that causes an infection to my system. Zero stars if I could choose it.The printer looks to be a good value for the money and well made. I would only recommend this device if you stay clear of their software. For me, I'm looking for a solution that includes software and this experience now has me looking for an another product.