With the Brother QL-820NWBC High-Speed Professional Wireless Label Printer, you'll be able to print black/red labels using DK-2251 or cost-effective paper labels for packages, envelopes, file folders, name badges, postage, and more. Print up to 110 standard address labels per minute with black text at 300 x 600 dpi. The printer offers flexible connectivity with Bluetooth, Ethernet, and Wi-Fi interfaces. It also features a USB Host interface, allowing you to connect a compatible peripheral, such as a scanner (sold separately). With Brother's network management tools, it's easy to integrate and manage any network. Create and print labels from your mobile device when connected to a wireless network via AirPrint and Brother iPrint&Label. The free Brother iPrint&Label app works with your Apple iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, as well as Android mobile devices, so you can quickly access and print label templates. You can also use the app to create your own custom labels with graphics and photos. The printer is also easy to integrate with free software development kits. The backlit monochrome LCD screen allows for a completely portable, standalone label printer, when adding an optional lithium-ion battery. This printer uses genuine DK drop in labeling supplies and does not need ink or toner. It is compatible with both Windows and Mac systems.
- Print Wirelessly via Wi-Fi
- Prints on Labels up to 2.4" Wide
- Prints up to 110 Labels per Minute
- Up to 300 x 600 dpi Print Resolution
Brother QL-820NWBC Overview
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Brother QL-820NWBC Reviews
Good hardware. Go with third-party design software and (reasonably priced) knockoff refill labels.
I ordered the Brother printer online to replace my aging Seiko smart labeler. Since Seiko hasn't updated their software in ages, it seemed like a good time to make the switch. My first task was to merge data and generate barcodes for an upcoming yard sale. Unfortunately, the Brother software was completely inadequate for this mission, and I just couldn’t get it to work. After some internet sleuthing, I found a program (Label LIVE) that addressed the shortcomings of the Brother software, allowing me to perform a data merge and even generate barcodes from associated websites. The printer itself is solid and relatively easy to use, though the replacement labels from Brother are wildly overpriced, in keeping with the company's standard practices. I also have a P-Touch Mini label maker, and those labels are similarly overpriced. The printing is fast, and the images are crisp. It's definitely an upgrade, but to get the most out of this printer, you might consider opting for third-party design software and knockoff labels.
Works well
Works great, a little slow and I can’t get it to print the round labels I got. I have to use the continuous labels and have it cut every 1.5 inches for my grab&go’s.