MUNBYN RW411B Bluetooth Shipping Label Printer for Small Business

As a family of heavy Vinted users, I've struggled for years with printing out shipping labels on an A4 sheet with a laser printer, cutting them to size, them sellotaping them to a package - tedious to say the least and finding the end of the tape - grrrrrrrrrrrrrrr!!!!! 😂 Finally decided to give one of these label printers a try and I can honestly say it is amazing, what a difference. Stuck a roll of 500 4x6" labels in the machine, pulled the first label to the front of the paper feed and give it a go. To my utter surprise, the label printed immediately and in perfect condition - I couldn't believe it. I thought I'd have to faff around for hours with aligning the labels etc but nope, it was so easy to use and super quick to print in brilliant quality.Make sure to download the latest Windows driver from the manufacturers website as this adds Bluetooth print functionality - I've not tried this yet as only connecting via USB.No more going back for me, this has been worth every penny so far. A roll of 500 labels can be had for £5-7 and work great. Just buy one and thank yourself later!All in al

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I bought this for my wife as she had wanted one for a long time to do her shipping labels for her online business. The white fits in with the colour of her office at home and the printer is so small it fits beetle under her laptop stand with no bother at all.The label print quality is very good, we have had no trouble with scanning the parcels when they’re collected and the print colour is nice and dense. The labels flow through the printer very well and we have experienced zero wastage of labels. I also bought the labels from munbyn as I thought it was best to use their own consumables too.The labels are very sticky and stick well to our boxes.Setup on the computer was easy as all drivers are included in the package and guidance is given via a YouTube video.Overall I am very pleased with this printer, and would recommend to anyone with a home business. The labels look professional and really take our business to the next level.

I absolutely love my label printer. I sell on Etsy and this printer has saved me so much time and makes my packaging look so much more professional. It was easy to set up and now I can print with ease.

I've been selling some bits and pieces on eBay for a while and I decided to pick up a 4x6 label printer to save me having to mess about with using my laser printer for labels. Toner is expensive!This one fit the bill and I've been messing about with it the last couple days. It's been great! Prints nice and quickly and with decent quality. Once the drivers are installed there's no special software required - just make sure that your machine has the right label size selected and you can just tell it to print like a regular A4 printer.Some things to note when setting it up however:The driver file provided online is much better and gives you more options to connect with. Search up "Munbyn RW411B" online and you'll find the official website to download it.The manual says you can't use Bluetooth to connect to a PC - you can with the updated driver, at least with Windows. I haven't tried it with my Mac yet. When you print something it takes a bit longer to start than it would via USB but it works just fine.The speed and darkness settings don't seem to work with the USB provided driver but they do with the online one.The online driver also seems to provide better print quality - I had some issues with Royal Mail labels missing some finer parts of the label like the return address, but the online driver produced a much tidier, cleaner output. It still scanned fine at the post office though.TL;DR - download the newer driver from Munbyn's website.I dropped a 500-label roll into it from Double Dragon (no, not the Mega Drive game!) and I was worried that it wouldn't fit. The inner roller holder is very thin and did absolutely nothing to hold the label but to my surprise the rollers have enough grunt to feed the labels through anyway. Even if it didn't, it supports feeding through the back so I could've always just 3D printed a holder or something.Overall I'm quite impressed with it. I haven't tried smaller labels yet, but I might give that a go sometime. My QL-650TD won't be replaced by this machine, but they will work alongside each other instead.

Great printer, it is fast and responsive - connects to your phone relatively quickly. I would give quality of prints 7/10. Very good a straight lines (I.e. barcodes etc.) although not good at some more complex graphics. I’ve had issues with the printer itself at one point where it wasn’t turning on.. however I’ve managed to fix that by leaving it unplugged for a few hours and playing with the button. The printer is a very good size and paper rolls do fit inside.