ZDNET's key takeawaysThe Polono P31S Bluetooth portable thermal label printer is available from (49% off plus a $4 ...

These editor-approved models are handy devices to help get your packages out the door—fast. We lay out the important aspects ...

Shipping label printers are ... And with thermal labels, there’s no need to worry about ink or toner running out. You can print using your mobile device or a Windows PC using Bluetooth and its ...

A built-in battery powers the thermal printhead and motor ... tells the printer what size template to use for creating the ...

Small, sleek and a good-looking addition to any home office set up, the Itari wireless thermal printer ... It’s another label maker that is particularly popular on social media – but it certainly ...

Connectivity is by Bluetooth using a dedicated Smartphone ... and they're fairly durable. This rugged label printer uses thermal transfer technology to print on rolls of paper between 15 and ...

The simplified menu is finally sent to a thermal printer to be spat out on receipt paper for your casual perusal. [Guy] was inspired to build the project after hating the experience of using QR ...

Looking for a new printer? We’ve tested models from top brands and these are our picks for the best printers available right now. James has been writing about technology for years but has loved ...

Axis 1. Purchase an Axis Bluetooth adapter, such as the 5810 Print Plug, from a retailer. 2. Connect the Axis Print Plug into your printer's parallel port. 3. Select the document to print from ...

Once the printer is installed to the computer, the PC can connect to and begin printing from the device. 1. Turn on the printer, and then confirm that the Bluetooth dongle is connected to it.