Brother QL-810W Professional Label Printer, USB & WiFi, Ultra-Fast 110 Labels per Minute, Monochrome, Black & Red, Standard Address

Love the printer only drawback I had was taking the paper holder apart was very hard to separate it to reload. A few times though was going to break but over time has gotten easier

I am a big, big fan of Brother products. You call for tech support and they pick up the phone in 3 rings and really work hard to resolve the issue. I have owned to previous versions of their label makers and this was my first wireless on. I currently have 5 printers on my wireless home network. Anyway, for some reason I could not get the driver to work correctly and with a quick call to tech support we were able to get this printer working flawlessly. The wireless aspect allows me to not have to clump all my printers in one area around my one PC. I would highly recommend this printer.

Great but can the ink be replaced

The Brother QL-810W promised greatness and delivered ruin. A relic from a decaying company. Each feature available in multiple different softwares, each born in a different decade. Code upon code stacked like sediment from ages of bad decisions. To use it is to wander through the ruins of corporate collapse, where once there was innovation and now only committees remain. I spent hours making it connect to WiFi. Hours of my life I will never reclaim. The printer sang its victorious little song. I thought myself delivered from darkness. I was a fool. When at last the beast stirred, it printed slowly, painfully — three labels a minute, each one a sigh from some weary machine spirit. Sometimes it simply stopped, as if ashamed of itself. I envied it that mercy. The specifications promised 110 labels per minute. What arrived was a monument to lies. What emerged was text that looked not printed but suggested, as if the machine were merely hinting at what letters might be if they had the courage to exist. I have used computers for thirty years. I survived the modem wars and the SCSI conflicts. I have installed operating systems on machines that did not wish to run them. But never — NEVER — have I encountered hardware this hostile to its own stated purpose. This is not a printer. It is Dunder Mifflin made manifest in hardware. It is what happens when companies grow too large to die and too bureaucratic to live. Do not buy this device. It sits now in my closet, for even the recycling center deserves better.

I use this printer for personal use at home. It was pretty straight forward setting up the printer and connecting it to my Wi-fi network. I did have to initially connect it to my computer using the included USB cable, but once untethered the wireless features work flawlessly. The labels are easy to load and no paper is wasted when loaded correctly. The printer is very fast and the print quality is excellent. The automatic cutter is fast, however, the label is ejected out with some “force”, so placing the printer to close to the edge of a desk or stand will have you picking the labels up off the floor. I like the P-touch programs that can be downloaded from Brother and used with the printer. Although I haven’t used it yet, I do like the feature of being able to print Red and Black print on supported labels. I don’t like that I have to remove the labels when not using the printer and making sure to reinsert the protective sheet back in the printer when not in use. I wonder how many people have thrown the protective sheet away because they didn’t read the instruction sheets? Maybe Brother should print on the protective sheet not to discard or throw it away! Trying to determine which labels to use with the printer can be confusing since Brother has several label printers and the label rolls look alike. So far I have purchased a box of Brother address labels which work fine with the QL-810W. While this has nothing to do with the quality of the QL-810W printer, the iPrint&Label app for the iPad is pretty lame for printing address labels. I would give the printer five stars if I didn’t have to remove the labels and reinsert the protective sheet when not using the printer.

Very efficient product. Easy to use

Much better than a Dymo! Easier to install, customer support exists! Dymo is a vacuum orifice. IT SUCKS!

We bought three of these printers to go with PCO's Check-In system. We've been using them for almost 6 months. The only problem we had is where one of the printers is located with spotty wifi connections. There is no ability to hardwire the printer, so make sure you have good access points near the printer. Pros: - Easy set up on MacBook with Brother's driver - Connects easily with Planning Center Online's Check-In application - Quality design - Prints quickly - Cuts automatically - Large power brick with long cords - Includes printer to USB jack for a printer cable for easier setup Cons: - If you have spotty internet, you will need to make sure you set the printers up as Static IP Address - No hardwired ethernet cable option (only WiFI) - It would be nice if it has a display screen when you have an error and for set up I highly recommend this Brother printer for anyone who is looking to do digital sign-in and print sticker labels with PCO's Check-In system!

Excelente para imprimir etiquetas rojo y negro, es súper práctica y fácil de usar.

El producto cumple con sus funciones y muy práctica

Eficiente, bom custo beneficio.

I am base in UAE and Im having difficulty installing this machine. Im teying to follow instructions but doesn't go through

En ningún lugar dice que es re manufacturada y además de que tardó demasiado en llegar venía incompleta pues no trae eliminador de corriente y tiene algunos rayones