Wasp WPL305 Monochrome Direct Thermal Label Printer with Reflective Media Sensor, 5 in/s Print Speed, 203 dpi Print Resolution, 4.25" Print Width, 110/220V AC
Description
Print Smart, Print Fast! 🏷️
- LIGHTWEIGHT DESIGN - At just 7 lbs, this printer is easy to move and set up wherever you need it.
- COMPACT EFFICIENT - Designed to fit seamlessly into your workspace, this printer is smaller, quieter, and more energy-efficient than traditional models.
- SPEED MEETS PRECISION - Experience lightning-fast printing at 5 inches per second without compromising clarity.
- VERSATILE CONNECTIVITY - Easily connect via serial, parallel, or USB ports to streamline your workflow.
- DIRECT THERMAL TECHNOLOGY - Say goodbye to messy ink and hello to clean, crisp labels with direct thermal printing.
The Wasp WPL305 Monochrome Direct Thermal Label Printer is a high-performance device designed for efficiency and clarity, featuring a print speed of 5 inches per second, a resolution of 203 dpi, and a maximum print width of 4.25 inches. Its compact design and versatile connectivity options make it an ideal choice for any professional setting.
Reviews
B**E
Expensive - but works like a champ.
Expensive - but works like a champ.
D**A
Five Stars
Works correctly.
W**T
Four Stars
good printer
K**E
Five Stars
No trouble
C**H
Good Printer just expensive
I bought this used at a thrift shop for about $30. I use it to print shipping labels for my online sales. I would recommend it to someone who is really opening a shop with stock and needing to create inventory lists and labels to put on items etc. But for the average seller who is just doing labels it's overkill. I would suggest looking for cheaper models.It is a good machine though and I do recommend it.
B**K
Five Stars
Direct thermal with ethernet connection works well. Buying 5 more.
K**R
cheap junk - poor "tech support"
This printer is a cheap hunk of junk. Arrived DOA. The so-called "technical support" (wasn't all that technical, and would rather interrupt me that support me) was useless in resolving the issues. The "latest" drivers are over two years old, and still broken.If you can get it to work, it might be OK, but my experience is that you'll get frustrated with the unit and the abysmal "technical support" first, and return it.
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