DYMO LabelWriter Twin Turbo

usability, price, performance, size, noise

reliability, durability, print quality

85% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

100% des avis sur Amazon.fr donnent une note favorable à ce produit.

The printer is really fun to use - you will start actively looking for stuff to label and mail. The print quality is very good, the software easy to use, and the print speed is zippy. It is definitely a useful tool for those who like to drop-off...

Thermal printing eliminates cost of ink or toner cartridgesDual spools makes printing different types of labels easyOnly pay for postage; no additional charges for printing your own stampsAllows the creation of custom labels

Can use, but not edit, Mac OS X Address Book dataImport capabilities limited to CSV text filesMust buy special thermal labels

One problem with most printers is that they’re clumsy for printing out labels. Although many word processors will let you print names and addresses directly on an envelope or on a label, the problem is aligning envelopes or labels correctly in a prin

Thermal printing eliminates cost of ink or toner cartridgesDual spools makes printing different types of labels easyOnly pay for postage; no additional charges for printing your own stampsAllows the creation of custom labels

Can use, but not edit, Mac OS X Address Book dataImport capabilities limited to CSV text filesMust buy special thermal labels

One problem with most printers is that they’re clumsy for printing out labels. Although many word processors will let you print names and addresses directly on an envelope or on a label, the problem is aligning envelopes or labels correctly in a prin

I am an inveterate labeller. Whether it is my music collection, DVDs or even just to identify which plug connects to which device, you will usually find a label, with appropriate information, attached. As a result I am an obvious candidate for a...

The Dymo LabelWriter Twin Turbo and other fine label printers from Dymo are available at your local office and electronic supply store ranging from $109.99 to $209.99 depending on the model. For more about the LabelWriter Twin Turbo, visit Dymo's website.

Great if you need both tape and paper labels. Good software, easy to print from Office and Quick-Books

I bought this one to replace my Dymo label printer that quit working. It was still under warranty, but I wanted the dual function, so I bought this as a replacement. This one died after about 6 months (labels don't feed). I still use the tape function

Very easy to set up. Easy to change the labels. I have several different companies and it is easy to switch mailing labels between companies with the software.

Dymo software hasn't been updated in over a year... Software "picks" how the name is sorted. Don Gordon is filed correctly under G. Mr and Mrs. Don Gordon is filed under M. I am a CPA and use it for all of my mailing labels and with hundreds of clients...

Easy to setup. Fast printing that frees me up for other things. The stamps feature is a real time saver too.

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Excellent print speed and print quality - quiet - interfaces smoothly with postage software - simple to install on WinXP Pro - twin-bay printing in one unit is a major stress and cost reducer for anyone who prints several types of items - and, it so...

Only seems to be recognized by the postage software if it's powered on before bootup. Lacks an on-off power switch. Power cord plug will pull out from socket under unit if moved and cord is tugged at all - it lacks a keeper. All of these are minor...