Review of the Zebra ZD220 (PROS & CONS) | Smith Corona Labels

[@lisajb3252]

Hi, is it possible to design and print small sew in clothing labels on this kind of printer? TIA

[@SmithCoronaLabels]

Hello! Unfortunately no, the Zebra ZD220 supports the following materials: Roll-fed or fan-fold thermal labels, die cut or continuous with or without black mark thermal labels, tag stock, continuous receipt paper, and wristbands.

[@khalidragy4488]

Great stuff. What is the name of the labels and ribbons in the video?

[@SmithCoronaLabels]

Hello! All of the labels used in this video can be found here: www.smithcorona.com/shop-by-printer/zebra-printer/zd220.html Please let us know if you need any help!

[@ivanpavlovic437]

Hello, can this printer do small 2 inches round labels, 2x1in and 4x6in labels? I need it to print business logo. Thanks in advance!

[@SmithCoronaLabels]

Hello! The Zebra ZD220 can print on 2" x 1", 4" x 6", and 2" round labels! Sometimes round labels are tricky, but as long as you load them correctly and calibrate your printer, they should print just fine. Just make sure you are using direct thermal labels!

[@aymettorres6489]

what are the drivers and softawar for an IOS macbook?

[@SmithCoronaLabels]

Hello! We contacted Zebra about this and they provided a couple of links for you to follow: Link to Mac OS Driver: www.zebra.com/us/en/support-downloads/printers/desktop/ZD200t.html?downloadId=6b7275f4-ef4a-4692-a63f-f5439158e44f#Tab-item-c2a6efb0e9-tab How to Install Driver: supportcommunity.zebra.com/s/article/Install-CUPS-driver-for-Zebra-Printer-in-Mac-OS?language=en_US Information About Driver: www.zebra.com/content/dam/support-dam/en/documentation/unrestricted/guide/software/ZSN108111-v4_CUPS_Installation.pdf We hope this helps! Please let us know if you have any other questions.

[@ezekielsarmiento1527]

Does this printer get empty of ink or toner?

[@SmithCoronaLabels]

Good question! The Zebra ZD220 is a direct thermal printer, which means there is no ink or toner. You have to use direct thermal labels which already have ink inside of the label, and when heat is applied, the image is created. This video explains direct thermal more in depth: kzbin.info/www/bejne/labLf2WwZtN1jMk Let us know if you have any questions!

[@Nickecho7979]

I'm looking for something to print labels for sports card slabs. Which type would work? Would this be a good one for it?

[@SmithCoronaLabels]

Hello! Do you need to print in color? We have some recommendations based on your answer, so let us know!

[@Nickecho7979]

@@SmithCoronaLabels I would like that option. Thank you!

[@SmithCoronaLabels]

If you're looking to print in full color, then we would recommend checking out the Epson ColorWorks printers. Here's a link to the different printers: www.smithcorona.com/inkjet-labels/epson-printers.html If you have a smaller volume, the Epson C4000 might be a good choice for you. However, if you want to print in black and white, then the Zebra ZD220 or the ZT610 could also be a good option for you!

[@liinevennekilde]

I cant Seem to pair my zd220 via Bluetooth. Do you have a guide?

[@SmithCoronaLabels]

Unfortunately, the ZD220 does not have bluetooth capabilities.

[@Sulfen]

Cool beans tbh