The Toshiba BV410D is a business grade, compact, desktop, direct thermal printer at 200 or 300 DPI with replaceable printheads. Prnts at 7 ips and includes a license for BarTender label design software. Includes Z mode for direct replacement of legacy Zebra printers.
Great to see a video review/comparison by someone who actually uses the printers so knows more about the ins and outs. I was hoping to see a bit more on the Zebra given that it's in the title, but it was only mentioned in passing.
Thank you for going through all the differences between the Brother/Dymo and Zebra printers. Even little things that irritate, like the electric cables getting in the way; things like that would decide for me which I would purchase based on your presentation. I really learned a lot about label printers. Thank you.
Hey. Thanks for saying that. I knew some people would appreciate extra details as I found them important after using those printers for a long time. It all adds up after a while and might change our experience dramatically.
Very informative and you get right to the point instead of adding a bunch of unnecessary dialog, yet you are still entertaining. You also go over the items that are important to hear about...Thank you ...Liked and subscribed.
Wow, Wendy. What a lovely and generous comment. I did not realize that I am so entertaining, so thank you for saying that. Let me know if I can help you in any way. Big thanks. Kamil
@@OutletShopUK People are always willing to leave a negative comment...and less likely a positive one so I like to leave positive ones. I used the wrong word in my above comment...I meant funny rather than entertaining...there are times where you say funny things and giggle, that is when we giggle too! Like when you said "When you buy the "Big Brother"..it was just funny in a good way..It is nice that you threw in a few little things like that when you are going over facts and figures, it keeps our interest. But I do think your video is well done with the pictures that slide across that show what the labels look like etc. Thank you for making this video. I have been going back and forth on whether to buy a thermal or use my regular printer. I am starting with minimal capital so buying a thermal printer might be something I will have to hold off on.
@@Wendyjo123 Wow. Now you have outdone yourself! Yes, we need more positive comments, for sure. And I'll take funny too ;-) - I'm going to inject more of my fun into all my videos. I did want to make a good overview of the printers with all the aspects as they come out after a long use. Even if you are on a small budget, consider a thermal printer as that is a tool you can use in your every day life and they will last you for 10-20 years with occasional use. Have you a great week! And a big hug from London ;-)
Just saw your video 3 ways to print. Glad you are still going and hope you have done well. Just starting out so learning everything I can. Thank you for your video.
Hey. Thanks for such a great comment. Yes, I'm still going, overcoming challenges and focusing on being happy. Best goals in life: Happiness, fun, clarity and joy ;-)
Thank you so much for this vudeo because its very informative. But there is something i want to know about the small brother,can i use it to print fba sticker for makeup pencil eye brow?
@@OutletShopUK I really appreciate your detailed description. You packed so much info into this video. I also very much appreciated the cons you mentioned (brother difficult to stop, no power button). Also showing the power supply. You helped me decide on the larger brother due to WiFi connectivity and built-in power supply.
@@PamOrl Oh, thank you. BTW, Dymo is difficult to stop. Brother has a power button and it will stop when you open it, so not that difficult ;-). Soon I'll be making another review of a thermal printer, so I'll use what you said. Big thanks.
@@OutletShopUK Yes - your comment on the Dymo being difficult to stop sent me to Brother 👍 You are an excellent reviewer - very clear and concise with no fluff. You deserve more eyeballs...TY!
For Amazon I have to print big shipping labels and smaller product labels, do you think we can start with one bigger printer to print both labels or do you recommend to buy one label printer for the shipping labels and one for the smaller labels?
Hi. As I said in the video, you can start with the large one, but if you can afford two, buy two. You can always sell them later if you change your mind. I have 3 printers, but I mainly use the large one as I don't print the small stickers any more. But whenever I want to print some small ones, I always get the smaller one. Too much hassle to change the labels and the settings ;-)
Yes buy 2 printers. One for the 4*6 labels and one for the small labels. It's a lot easier not having to open it up all the time to switch out the labels. Just Avoid the Dymo printers, they are horrible.
This is thermal paper. If you expose it to higher temperature, the white darkens, but the dark parts should not fade, unless you damage the paper in some other ways. This has nothing to do with weather you printed anything on the paper or not. Give me some more info - otherwise, I can't help.
The QL series are for smaller labels - great for product labels, but too small for shipping labels. You would need to combine 2-3 stickers to create a shipping label, so not recommended really.
🖨💻📦 What would be the importance of having the parallel port or serial port for some businesses 🤔 it would be good to know just in case we need to know.
Every time I turn on my Zebra 450 it will calibrate label roll paper, it waste from 2 to 3 labels, What can I do to prevent that? Is possible? I am a very low guy who need to take off my small e-commerce.
@@gabrielapimentel7280 I would guess that Brother will last longer, but that remains to be seen. Rollos have not been around for so long and I doubt anyone has been able to test the longevity of those. Brothers feel really solid. I have not had a Rollo, so I would not know much about them.
@@OutletShopUK Thanks for your response. I mean actual stamps. Check this link this lady is doing it on a different printer. Fast forward to 48 seconds. ruclips.net/video/7ym7Cp6tv9E/видео.html
The Toshiba BV410D is a business grade, compact, desktop, direct thermal printer at 200 or 300 DPI with replaceable printheads. Prnts at 7 ips and includes a license for BarTender label design software. Includes Z mode for direct replacement of legacy Zebra printers.
Great to see a video review/comparison by someone who actually uses the printers so knows more about the ins and outs.
I was hoping to see a bit more on the Zebra given that it's in the title, but it was only mentioned in passing.
Thank you. I did not have Zebra at that time, and I used them very briefly.
Thank you for going through all the differences between the Brother/Dymo and Zebra printers. Even little things that irritate, like the electric cables getting in the way; things like that would decide for me which I would purchase based on your presentation. I really learned a lot about label printers. Thank you.
Hey. Thanks for saying that. I knew some people would appreciate extra details as I found them important after using those printers for a long time. It all adds up after a while and might change our experience dramatically.
Very informative and you get right to the point instead of adding a bunch of unnecessary dialog, yet you are still entertaining. You also go over the items that are important to hear about...Thank you ...Liked and subscribed.
Wow, Wendy. What a lovely and generous comment. I did not realize that I am so entertaining, so thank you for saying that. Let me know if I can help you in any way. Big thanks. Kamil
@@OutletShopUK People are always willing to leave a negative comment...and less likely a positive one so I like to leave positive ones. I used the wrong word in my above comment...I meant funny rather than entertaining...there are times where you say funny things and giggle, that is when we giggle too! Like when you said "When you buy the "Big Brother"..it was just funny in a good way..It is nice that you threw in a few little things like that when you are going over facts and figures, it keeps our interest. But I do think your video is well done with the pictures that slide across that show what the labels look like etc. Thank you for making this video. I have been going back and forth on whether to buy a thermal or use my regular printer. I am starting with minimal capital so buying a thermal printer might be something I will have to hold off on.
@@Wendyjo123 Wow. Now you have outdone yourself! Yes, we need more positive comments, for sure. And I'll take funny too ;-) - I'm going to inject more of my fun into all my videos. I did want to make a good overview of the printers with all the aspects as they come out after a long use. Even if you are on a small budget, consider a thermal printer as that is a tool you can use in your every day life and they will last you for 10-20 years with occasional use. Have you a great week! And a big hug from London ;-)
Great comprehensive tutorial - thanks 👍
Glad it was helpful! Cheers
Just saw your video 3 ways to print. Glad you are still going and hope you have done well. Just starting out so learning everything I can. Thank you for your video.
Hey. Thanks for such a great comment. Yes, I'm still going, overcoming challenges and focusing on being happy. Best goals in life: Happiness, fun, clarity and joy ;-)
Thanks for the info. Means more from someone who you can tell has actually put these to the test.
My pleasure. I'm glad it was useful - I have spent a few years with these printers ;-)
You made me laugh. 😂 Thank You for your learning tools. I enjoyed it very much.
Hi Tammy. I'm glad I have such skills :-). Which part in particular made you laugh most?
Thank you for details and advice
You are most welcome. And thank you for a lovely comment.
Can I use any brand labels on the brother printer or do I have to use brother labels?
Either Brother or compatible with Brother. They can't be any random labels.
Thank you so much for this vudeo because its very informative. But there is something i want to know about the small brother,can i use it to print fba sticker for makeup pencil eye brow?
Check what size labels are available and if that is adequate for you. I can't tell you.
Excellent overview. TY!
Oh, thank you. Which bit was most helpful, if you don't mind?
@@OutletShopUK I really appreciate your detailed description. You packed so much info into this video. I also very much appreciated the cons you mentioned (brother difficult to stop, no power button). Also showing the power supply.
You helped me decide on the larger brother due to WiFi connectivity and built-in power supply.
@@PamOrl Oh, thank you. BTW, Dymo is difficult to stop. Brother has a power button and it will stop when you open it, so not that difficult ;-). Soon I'll be making another review of a thermal printer, so I'll use what you said. Big thanks.
@@OutletShopUK Yes - your comment on the Dymo being difficult to stop sent me to Brother 👍
You are an excellent reviewer - very clear and concise with no fluff. You deserve more eyeballs...TY!
@@PamOrl Oh, wow. Thanks. That is really kind of you. I really appreciate it - it has made a difference to me. Big thanks.
Thank you very much for the video.
My pleasure. Thanks you for the comment.
For Amazon I have to print big shipping labels and smaller product labels, do you think we can start with one bigger printer to print both labels or do you recommend to buy one label printer for the shipping labels and one for the smaller labels?
Hi. As I said in the video, you can start with the large one, but if you can afford two, buy two. You can always sell them later if you change your mind. I have 3 printers, but I mainly use the large one as I don't print the small stickers any more. But whenever I want to print some small ones, I always get the smaller one. Too much hassle to change the labels and the settings ;-)
Yes buy 2 printers. One for the 4*6 labels and one for the small labels. It's a lot easier not having to open it up all the time to switch out the labels. Just Avoid the Dymo printers, they are horrible.
Do the Brothers have any issues printing with Windows 10 Pro using the Chrome browser?
I have not noticed any issues. Do you have anything in particular in mind?
So, what issues have you got?
No issues this far with either Win10 Chrome or my Android smartphone. Very happy with the 4×6 Brother.
@@naamangeist7843 Ok, cool. I'm happy with it too. I'm also testing another type - I'll make a few videos about it.
I used brother 500q and after 3 weeks the labels info has faded which printer will not make label fades
This is thermal paper. If you expose it to higher temperature, the white darkens, but the dark parts should not fade, unless you damage the paper in some other ways. This has nothing to do with weather you printed anything on the paper or not. Give me some more info - otherwise, I can't help.
Hi! Do Zebra or Brother printers support supermarket label formats? Thank you
I am not sure what you mean exactly. It would be best to call their customer service and ask. You may need a completely different solution.
Do you need to design the labels on the software provided or can you just print any pdf files ?
You can use this printer as any other printer, so no need to use any special software. It will print everything like any other printer.
can I only print the small product labels on the ql810 w? or I can also print the large ones for the boxes in the shipments
The QL series are for smaller labels - great for product labels, but too small for shipping labels. You would need to combine 2-3 stickers to create a shipping label, so not recommended really.
Does the brother models print on unbranded labels?
I should think so - as long as they were created for Brother. But I have only used original ones.
So which one is best???
I like the Brother printers. Also, I have a nice compact one by iDPRT.
What about unbranded labels?
They are usually good enough, although some of them are much thinner.
🖨💻📦 What would be the importance of having the parallel port or serial port for some businesses 🤔 it would be good to know just in case we need to know.
When you need it, you know. If you don't know, you definitely don't need it and won't ever need ;-)
Every time I turn on my Zebra 450 it will calibrate label roll paper, it waste from 2 to 3 labels, What can I do to prevent that? Is possible? I am a very low guy who need to take off my small e-commerce.
Contact their customer service. Sth is not right.
@@OutletShopUK Thanks, just last question, Sth mean? Some internal part?
@@svsv9 No, it means something ;-)
Brother ql-700 cihazım var. Bu cihaz silver mat etiket üzerine baskı yapabilir mi? Lütfen yardımcı olun
I don't know what silver matt labels are. These printers can only print on thermal labels as they use temperature to create dark spots.
QL-1110NWB or Rollo?
What's important? Price, connectivity, label compatibility?
@@OutletShopUK Thank you for a quick response. Important - better quality, last longer?
@@gabrielapimentel7280 I would guess that Brother will last longer, but that remains to be seen. Rollos have not been around for so long and I doubt anyone has been able to test the longevity of those. Brothers feel really solid. I have not had a Rollo, so I would not know much about them.
@@OutletShopUK Ok thank you, really appreciate it.
Can you print stamps on the Brother QL-110NWB?
What do you mean by stamps? Those printers will print anything you like - they don't care.
@@OutletShopUK Thanks for your response. I mean actual stamps. Check this link this lady is doing it on a different printer. Fast forward to 48 seconds.
ruclips.net/video/7ym7Cp6tv9E/видео.html
@@DEREKBSHARP You would need to check with Brother if they have this size of labels - I have no idea.
just get a Rollo
Rollo takes to much space with feed behind it what i dont like
Can you explain exactly what that means?
@@OutletShopUK I think they mean that the space to hold the labels are not built in. You leave the labels out of the machine.
@@ale347baker Oh, yeah. Somehow I did not get it when I read it the first time :-)