Dymo LabelWriter 450 Turbo Review- Is it worth your money?

In this video I review the Dymo LabelWriter 450 Turbo label maker. Thank you for watching, and have a great day! I hope to be uploading videos every week or two, primarily on Wednesdays.

[@behindtheveil180]

thanks for the vid. very helpfull. love the kitchen.

[@innerbeauty24]

good job with your video love your kitchen.

[@ciprianpuni8993]

how do u change the ink? Please. I haven't bought it yet, but I'm interested in it and I want to know more about it. cheers mate

[@ciprianpuni8993]

oh, I got it.. sorry. seems to be a good job

[@joshfried8725]

no ink! just the labels so you dont need to switch out ink or toner. best part of the printer for me!

[@PasspointComics]

Hi how is this for USPS shipping labels?

[@PasspointComics]

also which label do you use for USPS thanks

[@evandrinks]

The Dymo LabelWriter 4XL can handle 4 inch wide labels for shipping. It can easily print shipping labels from many shipping websites and softwares. I would suggest using Dymo Shipping Labels for the 4XL printer. A friend of mine tried using 3rd party labels in his Dymo, and it damaged the printer and was quite a hassle, so going for the genuine Dymo labels is what I would recommend. For my purposes, I decided to buy the 450 Turbo because at the time of purchase the 4XL was about 4 times the price. For shipping, I just purchase the Avery shipping label sheets and they work fine in any inkjet printer. Have a great rest of your day!

[@PasspointComics]

@@evandrinks got the 1st part for shipping labels for usps. What do you use Avery labels for, thanks

[@evandrinks]

I use the Avery Shipping labels for printing USPS, UPS, and FedEx shipping labels. Avery sells label sheets that are similar to what can be printed in the Dymo LabelWriter. The Dymo is considerably easier to make labels with, especially for smaller labels. That is why I decided to just purchase Avery shipping labels, but to use all other Dymo labels. Avery labels are usually slightly more expensive than Dymo labels, so if you label lots of stuff the Dymo LabelWriter essentially pays for itself.

[@cheecent7081]

This is wired printer. Do you want to change it to be wireless network shared printer? Use CR202 print server, see in our channel.

[@mahmutkaragoz6971]

Where can ı get software ? And is it free?

[@evandrinks]

The software is available on the Dymo website, and it is free.

[@euntrobelo7060]

@@evandrinks what's the link?

[@evandrinks]

@@euntrobelo7060 Here is the link: www.dymo.com/en-US/online-support

[@nvjorkea7815]

@@evandrinks Can you add your own logo?

[@evandrinks]

@@nvjorkea7815 Yes, if you have it saved as an image file, you should be able to add it in the Dymo software. Just keep in mind that you can only print in monochrome. Have a great rest of your day!

[@wellstretchedblackgirl]

Logos** can you use this for logos?

[@wellstretchedblackgirl]

Does this work for printing labels?

[@BryanzHAn03]

It can't print 4x6 shipping labels.