Rollo Thermal Label Printer

The Rollo USB Shipping Label Printer is a game-changer for small businesses. It prints 4x6 labels quickly and clearly, making shipping more efficient and professional. Setup is straightforward, and it works seamlessly with both Windows and Mac. The commercial-grade build feels durable, and the high-speed printing saves a lot of time, especially for bulk shipments. It also supports a variety of label sizes and custom stickers, adding versatility. A reliable, high-quality printer that’s well worth the investment for anyone regularly shipping packages.

The most awesome label printer in existence! I’m the guy who hates printers and I’ll tell you about it unprompted. This thing however is an absolute gem. Buy it, thank me later. I have zero incentive to say any of this. My cat loves printers. This is the reason I keep this printer under a milk crate, so she doesn’t attack the out feeding paper. These are generic labels by the way. They work flawlessly. It’s all super easy to line up and once you get past the very slight learning curve, it’s superstardom from there on.

I just got this printer yesterday to replace my failed Dymo 4XL which I'd been using for the past few months to ship items from eBay, Poshmark, Sellercentral, Bonanza, Mercari, and Etsy. As my 5th thermal label printer since 2015 I have a bit of experience using them for my part-time job as a reseller. A short history: I first purchased a Dymo TwinTurbo label printer for use with ebay shipping when I first started selling online. I'd been going to fedex by bicycle every time I sold something, so this was a major upgrade, being able to print labels at home was amazing! However, the set-up time was frustrating, the labels were something like 7.5"x2.5" and I had to get ebay to print shipping at that size. Once I did figure that out it was great, but I hadn't anticipated that a few years later I'd be expanding to other sales platforms which couldn't print at that size. In an effort to maximize space in my then teeny-tiny 360 sq. ft. apartment (with my 6-year-old Daughter, My fiance, my housecat and a 50 Lb german shepherd dog might I add. Times were rough....) I decided to "upgrade to the Dymo labelwriter 450. I still printed the same oddly proportioned labels but was smaller. The twin-turbo has two label roll feeds while the labelwriter 450 has only one. I had mistakenly thought, as a beginner, that I would need to print an address label separate from the postage label, I soon found that to not be the case and that my two-roll twin-turbo was unnecessarily taking up my desk space. Again, this printer was good, but the label specs were weird and incompatible with other platforms. My 3rd label printer was purchased because for *some reason* I had kept trying to load a new roll of labels the wrong way. It hadn't occurred to me to try and put them in facing down until I'd already disassembled the printer, broke the crap out of it in frustration and later received the new replacement.... which included instructions that showed I'd been trying to put the roll in the wrong way... 50 bucks gone... geez. I used this for about a year until I decided I'd like to expand to other platforms to sell on. I'd long since moved into an adequately-sized space and began to greatly expand my inventory. Once I started listing on these I knew it was time to upgrade to the conventional, industry standard, 4x6 labels. So I shelled out just about $200 for a Dymo 4XL & The corresponding labels. I knew when I purchased it that many people had experience problems with this printer specifically and that I might as well. I'd not experienced any with the Twinturbo or 450 but those had many more positive reviews than the 4XL, So I got the extended warranty. Unfortunately, the damn thing started jamming and spurting out test labels just 3 MONTHS after I bought it. This wasn't the only issue I'd had, there were crooked labels and all sorts of crap but this was the final death of the Dymo 4XL. When I contacted my warranty serive, they instructed me to contact the manufacturer so I sent Dymo an email request concerning their manufacturer's warranty service. It's been nearly a week and I still have had NO response from Dymo. As I still have a business to run, and without a reliable printer from Dymo, I decided I'd take my chances here with the ROLLO Printer. I had almost purchased it the first time around but I didn't like that it needed a separate roll-holder or that it was made by a company that was new and unfamiliar to me. I was also concerned with how I would print Poshmark labels, as they only format their labels for 8.5"x11" sheets (So I thought! You can actually change it now, please read on to find out how!). But this time I decided I'd take my chances. After all, a roll holder IS an option, and so are the accordion fold labels, so it's beneficial if you look at it that way. Also, the fact that the company is newer and less established to me means they HAVE to earn my trust if they want to be in the game. So that's actually a benefit as well. A benefit that I hadn't expected is that this prints SO fast and is SO much more quiet than the Dymo! As far as poshmark labels go, at first I tried the workaround that ROLLO suggested, begrudgingly. Dymo had this great software that I could use to screenshot the poshmark label and print but ROLLO suggested I use Adobe reader, another new program to download just for stinking poshmark.... EXCEPT... I googled it again and found that as of March '18 Poshmark has added a way to change your default label size to 4x6"!! So Psyched! all you have to do is Go to: My Seller Tools > Shipping Label Settings and select the 4x6 label option. Now you'll be printing direct from poshmark without any workaround needed! As It's still very early in my ROLLO life I haven't had any issue where I've needed to contact customer service. But I have the feeling that when/If I ever do they'll be more than helpful. Either way, after some time I will update my review here to include any new info and experience I have. Thus far, I'm converted for sure, OUT with Dymo, IN with ROLLO!

The printer would not print on my Dymo labels. I thought I was doing something wrong, so I opened a support ticket late last night, fully expecting to see an email sometime the next day. Within a few minutes, my phone rang. It was a Rollo Customer Care Specialist named Arnold. Arnold quickly worked to determine that my label would not work and then offered to send me a free pack of their labels to get me working quickly. I was astonished at the speed, accuracy, and WILLINGNESS to help me. In an age where customer service is only a buzzword, Rollo and Andrew restored my faith in tech support. I quickly learned that Rollo is committed to their customers. With attention to detail and giving Arnold the autonomy to take care of their customers, I am blown away by this experience. While I only had the ten sample labels to print last night, the printer seems to be just what I needed. It is lightning fast, highly accurate, easy to operate, and creates a great-looking label. How do I give 10 stars?

Bought to print postage labels for E-bay sales. After less than twenty minutes out of the box, everything was set up and working. Pros: - Very compact. - Huge savings on effort and time compared to printing on normal paper, cutting out the label, and taping to a box. - Easy to use. - Seems very well built. - Comes with a USB cable, and a small "starter" packet of 4" x 6" self adhesive labels. - Website is nice with plenty of info and various how-to's (E-bay, Amazon, etc.) - Doesn't use proprietary labels. Cons: - There's a surprising oversight on the website, although it lists possible fixes for problems, it doesn't go into detail on how exactly to implement the fixes. To make the print-out darker, they suggest slowing down the print speed and increasing the print density in Printer Preferences -> Settings, but they don't tell you if the numbers should be higher or lower. Through trial and error I figured out the lower the number the slower the print speed (the "correct speed" for me appears to be 3 ). I'm still playing around with the density settings, but so far 6-8, prints out nice dark labels with no white spots. Bottom Line: There's really only four options for dedicated 4"x6" label printers. The Brother and DYMO both appear to have reliability issues, and the Zebra is too expensive (at least for what we're doing). As long as there's no malfunctions, the Rollo is looking like one of those devices that we'll wonder how we ever lived without it. Update: It's been more than six months and the Rollo keeps chugging along with regular (almost daily) use. Since the manufacturer has fixed their website instructions (very appreciated BTW), I'm now giving it five stars (from 4 to 5).

The Rollo printer is a game changer to expedite shipping products and personal items. For years I have printed shipping labels on my desktop laser printer on 8-1/2" x 11" paper, trim it out and taping it to the box. I never thought to buy a printer like this. So easy to print, peel the back off and slap it on the box. I was hesitant because of the price, but quickly found IT'S WORTH EVERY PENNY! Set-up was straightforward and easy, no issues with any jams or misprints - this is an excellent product. I also bought the Rollo brand 500 label supply that feeds perfectly from the back. The compact size means it's a small footprint on your desk or shelf. I chose to use the USB cable instead of going wireless, but it's great knowing that it's an option should I want to move the printer to a different location.

Dear Rolo Team, I wanted to take a moment to recognize the exceptional customer service I recently received from one of your representatives, Kim. I had just purchased one of your USPS stamp printers and ran into an issue during the initial setup and calibration process. The very first stamp label came loose and the adhesive became stuck inside the machine. Since it was Sunday, I called customer service but didn’t expect to reach anyone, and I actually hung up without even leaving a message. To my surprise, my phone rang shortly afterward — and it was Kim. From that moment on, Kim was unbelievably patient, kind, knowledgeable, and professional. She stayed on the phone with me for close to an hour, calmly walking me through the issue step-by-step until everything was resolved. At no point did she sound rushed or frustrated. She genuinely cared about helping me and making sure I was comfortable with the machine. In today’s world, it’s rare to experience customer service at this level. Quite honestly, I don’t think most companies would have gone above and beyond the way Kim and Rolo did. Because of this experience, I’m extremely happy that I chose Rolo. Please pass along my sincere appreciation to Kim. She represents your company exceptionally well and made a lasting positive impression on me. Sincerely, Timothy Mularchuk

Tomorrow is my 4 month-anniversary with this printer. I absolutely love it. It prints on any thermal label you throw at it (UPS, USPS, FEDEX, etc.) The printer has worked great with the exception of two things. It cannot be set up as a shared printer via USB enabled Router (I have ASUS RT-AC68U) which has limited the use in our home office to only one computer. Productivity wise, it's a bummer and hinders our capacity to have multiple people fulfill orders [docks it half a star]. Network sharing the printer via USB of another computer is a nightmare, glitching/freezing the devices. Another little annoying thing is that the printer preferences reset every time you turn it back on, and the AutoDetect label size is off (by about .25 of an of inch or more) which can really mutilate labels. With that being said, I've had to edit the printer preferences everyday to fix the printing offset for our 4 x 6 labels. [docking it another half star]. Another thing is that I highly recommend you by the ROLLO Roll Label Holder . It is unfortunate that the printer does not include one with purchase because it really needs it to function properly, however, I don't dock any stars for that because by price comparison to Zebra Technologies GC420-200510-000 Printer, Direct Thermal, 203 Dpi Resolution, EPL and ZPL LANguage, 8 MB SD RAM and others out there, you can get this printer for a frigging banging deal. I (sadly) paid $220 for it by this same vendor and it is now $165. It gives me a bit of a gross feeling. As the number of printers in stock go down, the price goes up. So watch out. (GET IT WHILE YOU CAN). I regret paying that much for it only because I had to then turn around and by the ROLLO Roll Label Holder only a few weeks later, manually setting up the labels is a complete disaster and I don't recommend it (for your sanity). Otherwise, this printer is amazing, nearly perfect. I do absolutely recommend this printer and get it while the price is under $200. It's easy to set up, plug and play kind of thing. Prints clear images, bar codes, etc. Satisfied with it, with only a few docked cool points.

Amazing , but i Wanted to buy wifi model in EU but couldnt find . Product is so rapid . The rapidest one i can say .

Not sure what I must do with a non Aussie plug?

Excelente producto si estas en el mercadode venta en línea . Yo vendo en Amazon yercadolibre.e ahorraicho tiempo al etiquetar mis productos para envía a las bodegas

Not happy expensive purchase , not option to speak to supplier , I cant use this due to plug , would like a replacement of UK version

working perfectly and its great