Dymo LabelWriter 400 300dpi 40 labels per minute Label Printer (69100)

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Product Description

Capable of producing over 40 label styles and sizes, the LabelWriter 400 is the small, fast and functional label printer for everyday use. The DYMO label software integrates easily with most of your favorite software applications - to print labels for almost anything you can imagine: envelopes and packages, files, binders, videos, name badges, CDs, Internet postage and even more. It even comes with add ins that let you prints directly from Microsoft Word, WordPerfect, Outlook, QuickBooks, ACT! and others with a click of a button. Prints labels up to 2-1/2" wide (56 mm) in less than two seconds, up to 40 labels per minute.

General
Printer Type	Label printer - direct thermal - monochrome
Compatibility	PC, Mac
Printer
Print Speed	Up to 40 ppm - 300 dpi - Roll (2.2 in)
Connectivity Technology	Wired
Interface	USB
Max Resolution ( B&W )	300 dpi
Barcodes	Code 39, UCC/EAN-128, EAN/JAN-8 , EAN/JAN-13 , UPC-A, UPC-E, Codabar, Code 128, Interleaved 2 of 5, ITF
Media Handling
Media Type	Labels, thermal paper
Max Media Size (Custom)	2.35 in
Media Sizes	Roll (2.35 in)
Total Media Capacity	1 rolls
Media Feeder(s)	1 x manual load - 1 rolls - Roll (2.35 in)
Expansion / Connectivity
Connections	1 x USB
Miscellaneous
Cables Included	1 x USB cable
Media Included	Roll of media
Power
Power Device	Power adapter - external
Software / System Requirements
Software Included	Drivers & Utilities, DYMO Label Software
OS Required	Microsoft Windows 98/ME/2000/XP, Apple MacOS X 10.2.8 or later

Customer Reviews

Reviewed on 2008-07-21 Exceptional Very easy to install. Performs wonderfully. Better than expected. Can't imagine why we waited so long to purchase this item.

Reviewed on 2008-07-15 Not bad, some quirks I've owned this printer for a couple of years. Overall it is a pretty good printer. The quirks that this printer has is that it sometimes fails to see the end of a label after printing and spits out a blank label. You have to manually cut the label with a pair of scissors and refeed the labels in the printer. If you manually reload the label feed for each label printed you don't have that problem, but you have to refeed each and every time you want to print. Doesn't matter what kind of labels I print, it happens almost each time. Refeeding can be somewhat of a pain but not too bad. Be careful - it does have a tendency to wrap around the feed roller and jam.

Reviewed on 2008-06-22 Ok.... After reading numerous reviews on this product here, it seems to be a fine label printer for the home user. I would like to add some of the drawbacks for this product in corporate use. My company uses these label writers in each of its boutique-sized stores. It gets used daily, sometimes hundreds of labels at a time. I am dissatisfied that it does not operate in the background. The same computer that prints the label also is used to ring up clients. It seems the software is limited in this capacity because you cannot have the labels print in the background while ringing up clients. Not so great if you need to get some labels printed during business hours. It could cost you sales with impatient clients. The last label in a roll regularly jams up. It wraps itself around the roller and gets stuck. The design of the printer doesn't allow for easy opening to fix this, and as a result, many printers have had to be replaced. If there were a way to open and clean it out, it would be a great improvement to its design! I find I waste a lot of labels by proactively changing the roll if I don't think there's enough labels to do the specific print job.

Reviewed on 2008-06-01 Excellent product We purchased this LW 400 to replace a LW 330 that gave out on us after years of faithful service. The 400 is even faster and seems to be designed a little better. Otherwise works much the same as our older models. This is a solid mature product and I would recommend to anyone who needs it. Install and use is very easy and user friendly. BTW, you can do some fairly advanced stuff with these printers if you desire. I've written some Office code that integrates the printer into an Access database so we can print labels directly from Access. Only warning I have is that once one person gets a LW on their desk everyone else seems to want one too! Robert Network Admin

Reviewed on 2008-05-30 Great Little Printer I purchased this printer primarily to print postage with my [...] account, having grown tired of trying to keep various sizes and types of labels at hand. Works very well, quick, quiet, and a very small footprint. Labels are easy to change if I wish to print something other than postage. Included software is more than adequate for that task and is easy and intuitive to use. Installation was a snap. My only gripe is the printer does not have an "off/on" switch. That would be nice as I like to turn off my various peripherals to cut down on energy consumption. So I unplug it. Not that hard to do. Overall a great device!

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