Dymo Labelwriter Wireless

Reasonably fast labels. Good print quality. Strong selection of label types. Cost of consumables is competitively low.

Cutter somewhat clumsy and low-tech. While decent, design and print software could be more modern and intuitive.

Bottom Line: The Dymo LabelWriter Wireless churns out labels in numerous shapes, colors, and sizes at a competitive per-label cost.

Comes with excellent label-printing program. Can print USPS postage, and shipping labels for USPS, UPS, FedEx and more.

Word add-in doesn't integrate smoothly with Word.

If you never need to print labels as large as roughly 4 by 6 inches, there's obviously no point in spending the money for the Dymo LabelWriter 4XL. Printers like the LabelWriter 450 or 450 Twin Turbo can easily do the job. At the other extreme, if you...

Holds two label rolls. Fast performance. Software is easy to learn and use.

Footprint is twice the size of label printers that hold only one roll.

Speed is one final advantage of the Twin Turbo. We printed 55 address labels in an impressive 1 minute 3 seconds—very close to the claimed 55 labels per minute. Even better, depending on the label size and amount of information, printing one label took...