So no it doesn't use a laser, it uses a small heater that warms the paper that's specially treated to react to heat. If it used a laser it would havr to be marked as such.
Oh wow I didn’t know such a thing was possible that’s honestly more impressive than it being a laser! Now I’ve gotta tear one apart so I can look at the print head. Which should I sacrifice?
@@ChadsCustomCreations a laser would be great so you don't have to buy rolls of expensive thermal paper. BTW, using your Amazon link let me know they also have a 300 dpi unit for 120USD. Therefore, sacrifice the 203 dpi for a new 300 dpi ....
Hey@@ChadsCustomCreations I was just wondering the difference between the "All in one" version and the "split" version? The link you provide in this thread is the all in one version but the one you use in the video is the split version. Btw both are 300dpi now so you should probably update your link for the printer used in the video since it's only the 203dpi and at the same price point as the newer version 300dpi. Thank you btw for all the info!
@@littlerock5909The new devices (5 series) only accept the expensive Dymo labels (with a build-in microchip). They do not work with cheap no-name labels.
@@ChadsCustomCreations Honestly, I think they are losing money. But I'm sure they know what they are doing they want as much people to afford it so they can let others know and as soon as it becomes popular it'll be over $100. I wish they made an AirPrint one. Kinda sucks Rollo is the only company doing that and charging a premium.
Great no-nonsense, practical comparison. I was curious to see what was the difference between 203 and 300 DPI and you demonstrated it very clearly. The 4XL apparently does 81mm/s vs Vevor's 150mm/s.
I'll never buy a Dymo printer again because I have one along with several hundred labels but it does not work with Windows 11 and Dymo said they are not going to release a driver update.
$408 is overpriced for a Dymo LabelWriter 4XL as it is an older model. There is a newer model called Dymo 5XL but that one doesn't take third-party labels since it has DRM.
I don’t believe there is a built in address book. But most of the sites like Etsy eBay and other platforms auto populate the shipping information onto the label automatically for you anyways.
@@kennethdante I did consider this but why not? The only person opening the box should be the recipient and by that point the barcode is no longer needed anyways if the delivery was successful.
@@ChadsCustomCreations :) I'm so paranoid I think it will rub around on the seam and cause a trouble during transport. How is that thing holding up? I might buy this vevor..... Is that USB dongle software install necessary? Also I'd probably only use this for 4 x 6 labels... wondering also if the 300 dpi is worth fussing about when choosing a thermal printer. Some people get fancy with these and print stickers, branding etc. Thanks for video and have a great Christmas 2024!
@@kennethdante thankfully since these are thermal labels the image does. It get distorted at all by liquids or rubbing. I am trying to g to remember but I don’t think the software is necessary, just the driver if you’re using it with a computer. The thing about the wireless ability is I could only get it to print from my phone with an app. I currently have mine hitched up to my workshop computer via a USB cable and it is working great.
@@ChadsCustomCreations used to fight with my old Brother printer to print, often with printing issue 😱 at this price, bluetooth, speedy getting it today, 🖐
I had bought a cheap one too and it only lasted about 600 labels now it jams up and doesnt print the labels as good as it used to , yes i cleaned the roller and the thermal part
I do still have it but I have so many labels for my dymo I am still working my way through those. I would still recommend the vevor you just can’t beat their prices.
Neither print compares to a Toshiba BV410D. If you want to run a business, do not buy a toy. The BV410D reliably prints barcodes and QR codes that will scan.
Based on the videos on your channel I would say you must work for Toshiba? Have you ever used a dymo or this vevor printer? What makes you say these are toys?
@@ChadsCustomCreations I often end up replacing Dymo printers because they are worn out or the user finds the operating cost to high, Dymo forces you to buy their proprietary label media which is expensive.
The Dymo forces you to use their propietary labels (RFID chip in the label core) which are priced way above market price. The Dymo cannot handle 500 labels per day.@@ChadsCustomCreations
The Vevor has no brand name recognition, does not have a replacable print head and does not include quality label design software that allows you to do things like sequential numbering of barcodes.
So no it doesn't use a laser, it uses a small heater that warms the paper that's specially treated to react to heat. If it used a laser it would havr to be marked as such.
Oh wow I didn’t know such a thing was possible that’s honestly more impressive than it being a laser! Now I’ve gotta tear one apart so I can look at the print head. Which should I sacrifice?
@@ChadsCustomCreations it's the same way fax machines work..
@@ChadsCustomCreations a laser would be great so you don't have to buy rolls of expensive thermal paper. BTW, using your Amazon link let me know they also have a 300 dpi unit for 120USD. Therefore, sacrifice the 203 dpi for a new 300 dpi ....
@@charleskeller4288 hey Charles thanks for watching here is the newer model looks like it uses rolls also. amzn.to/3Y3z03N
Hey@@ChadsCustomCreations I was just wondering the difference between the "All in one" version and the "split" version? The link you provide in this thread is the all in one version but the one you use in the video is the split version. Btw both are 300dpi now so you should probably update your link for the printer used in the video since it's only the 203dpi and at the same price point as the newer version 300dpi. Thank you btw for all the info!
Thank you for taking the time to share
Glad to hear this was helpful!
We'll never bye any DYMO products again because the newer models do not take 3rd party labels any more.
That’s a shame
What do you mean You cant use 3rd party labels no more ?
@@littlerock5909The new devices (5 series) only accept the expensive Dymo labels (with a build-in microchip). They do not work with cheap no-name labels.
@@littlerock5909the dymo is now designed to reject 3rd party labels.
Two days ago, I got a Nelko from Amazon for $69. Works great!
Amazing how affordable these have become!
Just bought this one on Amazon non-bluetooth model for only $42 shipped with the promo they are running.
It’s crazy they can sell them and make a profit at that price glad to hear you got such a good deal!
@@ChadsCustomCreations Honestly, I think they are losing money. But I'm sure they know what they are doing they want as much people to afford it so they can let others know and as soon as it becomes popular it'll be over $100. I wish they made an AirPrint one. Kinda sucks Rollo is the only company doing that and charging a premium.
What promo was it? Is it still going?
I just ordered mine for the Vevor Store and it is $65.99 plus there is a $5 coupon so a great deal
Awesome glad to hear it!
Did it work out?
Thank you , Hopefully in a few months I will need one of those !
Absolutely! Are you working on releasing some products to sell?
Great no-nonsense, practical comparison. I was curious to see what was the difference between 203 and 300 DPI and you demonstrated it very clearly. The 4XL apparently does 81mm/s vs Vevor's 150mm/s.
Great glad to hear this was helpful!
Yeah easier to print at higher speed when the dpi isnt as high so your basically trading print quality for speed
That’s a good point!
I'll never buy a Dymo printer again because I have one along with several hundred labels but it does not work with Windows 11 and Dymo said they are not going to release a driver update.
That’s ridiculous can’t believe such a well known brand would do that to their customers.
Perfect review! Thanks!
Glad it was helpful thanks for watching.
$408 is overpriced for a Dymo LabelWriter 4XL as it is an older model. There is a newer model called Dymo 5XL but that one doesn't take third-party labels since it has DRM.
Oh interesting I knew something must have been off. How much is the 5xl?
@@ChadsCustomCreations from $200 to $300 depending on the seller. But as I mentioned it has paper DRM so you can’t use third party labels.
Hey thank you for this review brother I just got me one. Things easy to use and feels solid
Great happy to hear this video helped!
Hi please can you help me how to by it and how much and where you buy it and thank you very much
@@ChadsCustomCreationshi please can you tell me from where can I by it and what the name of the printing machine and thank you very much
@@hamzamazgourchannel7527 check the links in the description if they are not working let me know.
Hey quick question mines just arrived but whenever I try to connect it to the Bluetooth it says no device found any help?
Hmm interesting have you tried connecting with any other devices?
Glad you made this video, helped a lot, thank you, and i want that jacket please say brand.
So glad to hear this was helpful. Thanks you know me it’s just a wrangler jacket from Walmart I love them.
how do u make custom lables on these machines
I use Inkscape and then import them
Is there a adressbook in the app ? i have a lot repeating customers.
Great video
I don’t believe there is a built in address book. But most of the sites like Etsy eBay and other platforms auto populate the shipping information onto the label automatically for you anyways.
Hi, can you share a label printer which has wireless connection, able to print both color labels and shipping labels?
Thanks for watching at this time I am unaware of one like that.
@@ChadsCustomCreations thanks for reply back.
Will this printer take any labels and any size.Not like dymo that onlt take there lables.Can you work this from your phone all the time.
I believe so. It will work from the phone but you may have to always import the image to the app to print. Which is an extra step.
Ohh this is one of the old ones they made before they shit the bed
I never span barcodes over the seam of the box closure. lol
@@kennethdante I did consider this but why not? The only person opening the box should be the recipient and by that point the barcode is no longer needed anyways if the delivery was successful.
@@ChadsCustomCreations :) I'm so paranoid I think it will rub around on the seam and cause a trouble during transport. How is that thing holding up? I might buy this vevor..... Is that USB dongle software install necessary? Also I'd probably only use this for 4 x 6 labels... wondering also if the 300 dpi is worth fussing about when choosing a thermal printer. Some people get fancy with these and print stickers, branding etc. Thanks for video and have a great Christmas 2024!
@@kennethdante thankfully since these are thermal labels the image does. It get distorted at all by liquids or rubbing.
I am trying to g to remember but I don’t think the software is necessary, just the driver if you’re using it with a computer.
The thing about the wireless ability is I could only get it to print from my phone with an app.
I currently have mine hitched up to my workshop computer via a USB cable and it is working great.
@@ChadsCustomCreationsThanks for reply, Chad! Have a merry Christmas
Does the post office make you pay more for using those boxes? Or are you good since you already paid for the label?
The priority boxes you can get for free but can only use priority labels with. You can order from their website at no cost.
Can it work for chrome?
I haven’t personally tested it but on the listing it does list chrome as being compatible.
Nice printer I bought it, nice business 💪
It’s surprising how good it is for the cost. Thanks for watching.
@@ChadsCustomCreations used to fight with my old Brother printer to print, often with printing issue 😱 at this price, bluetooth, speedy getting it today, 🖐
I had bought a cheap one too and it only lasted about 600 labels now it jams up and doesnt print the labels as good as it used to , yes i cleaned the roller and the thermal part
Oh dang I am so sorry to hear that!
Ty much!
Glad it was helpful!
Does the app request more permissions than necessary?
I can’t remember but you can always choose which you want to allow I never let apps have my location
Wondering if you are still using it? Need to buy affordable one myself :)
I do still have it but I have so many labels for my dymo I am still working my way through those. I would still recommend the vevor you just can’t beat their prices.
Vevor looks a lot better to me.
I’ve have good luck with vevor in the past.
Great video umm maybe edit and blur the customers info, you can kinda make out the name and address
Thank you! Uhhohhh I thought I kept those far enough away from the cameras.
Dead amazon link to vevor
Thanks for pointing that out. I will get that fixed. Here is a new one if you need it amzn.to/4g67EDH
The best thermal printer is munbyn thermal printer. It’s really good and it’s cheaper then dymo and rollo
Hi again, but is it the cheapest 😂
The best thermal printer is munbyn thermal printer. It’s really good and it’s cheaper then dymo and rollo🤣
🤦♂️
Nope, no laser
I am a little sad it’s not a laser but honestly more impressed that it is tiny heating elements that allow it to print so quickly.
Neither print compares to a Toshiba BV410D. If you want to run a business, do not buy a toy. The BV410D reliably prints barcodes and QR codes that will scan.
Based on the videos on your channel I would say you must work for Toshiba? Have you ever used a dymo or this vevor printer? What makes you say these are toys?
@@ChadsCustomCreations I often end up replacing Dymo printers because they are worn out or the user finds the operating cost to high, Dymo forces you to buy their proprietary label media which is expensive.
The Dymo forces you to use their propietary labels (RFID chip in the label core) which are priced way above market price. The Dymo cannot handle 500 labels per day.@@ChadsCustomCreations
The Vevor has no brand name recognition, does not have a replacable print head and does not include quality label design software that allows you to do things like sequential numbering of barcodes.
@@derrickmorrison5832 The Toshiba is 5x the cost of the Vevor 🤣. The replaceable printhead _alone_ is more expensive than the Vevor.
The best thermal printer is munbyn thermal printer. It’s really good and it’s cheaper then dymo and rollo
But is it the cheapest? 🤣