Nice printer, easy setup. Many options for connection. Needed tech support to align UPS WorldShip provided labels. Tech Support was knowledgeable and was able to assist. Recommended!

Simple to connect to computer. Works perfectly. This is my second Arkscan label printer. It lasted for five years. It worked perfectly until it didn’t. I expect this new Arkscan printer to last at least five years.

Great Product- Works as expected

Works great and with no issues. Makes shipping orders fast, easy, and efficient.

I've gone through at least a full case and a half of labels in a year for my business on Windows 11. It's so easy to replace the labels, everything aligns perfectly. I literally have not had a single issue with it. Installation took about 10 minutes to setup. I love this printer.

It's the best, so far I used 10 other company but this one I get the best 👌

The printer itself is excellent. and it is based on a very simple design that works quite well. Label handling is precise and positive. Printing is amazingly fast and the quality is remarkable. The printer seems to be well-built and promises to be durable, provided minimum care and maintenance is carried out.Software - is old, outdated and honestly, useless. Arkscan page does not offer any solutions or a true update on drivers or software. If you want the Seagull BarTender software they expect you to pay for it!I think the software issue will be a deal-killer for most buyers, as asking for additional payments for software that should be included with an expensive printer as this one, is really not acceptable.

pleased

I don't know where to begin, because I am overwhelmed by the customer service I received from Mark. I am not tech savvy at all and have particularly struggled with all kinds of printers my entire life. I am quite convinced that printers hate me. The reason why I chose this printer was that the pain of printing labels on A4 on a regular printer and taping them to boxes was greater than figuring out how this little one works. All the positive reviews about Arkscan customer service gave me the confidence and the push to give it a go. Also, I really like the idea of the label roll being hidden inside. The rest of the deceptively tiny printers required a long tray to hold fanfold labels. I wasn't into that at all.The printer came very well packaged - a great first sign. My MAC doesn't have a USB port and the printer came with a USB to USB-c adapter, thus I was excited to put it to test right out of the box.Arkscan made it so easy to go through the installation and label calibration process, which took about 15 mins. Their videos are super clear with zero ambiguity. If I could do it, anyone could. I have a few additional questions and got in touch with their support. Mark replied very promptly. He sent me links to additional videos that addressed all my questions and concerns. In addition, my power adapter came with a rattling sound and would not power on after the first try printing the labels. After confirming my amazon purchase, Mark shipped me the power adapter replacement, which arrived in just 2 days.The printer is quick and smart, doesn't take much space and I have tries 3 different kinds of labels with great success. I am so so happy and relieved I do not have to buy ink for it. The shipping process is now streamlined and it has helped me to be very productive now that the dreadful shipping label element is off the table. I even was able to figure out how to print 4x6 shipping labels that are non standard format.My favorite purchase in a very long time.Thank you Mark!!Grateful for all reviewers before me. I hope you find this helpful!

Before buying this printer, I tried other printers including "Brother", none of them works for Chitchats which is tricky to work with most inexpensive printers. I guess Chitchats has the same print setting as Stamps.com in US. Chitchats consider Zebra's format (ZPL) as default, this printer is the only inexpensive Zebra alternative I can find on the market. I also tried to print directly from Etsy, no problem at all.Plus, packaging is very neat and manual is very detailed and well explained with videos.Setting is very easy, and regular thermal paper roll works for this printer. (a lot of brand name printers don't accept regular paper roll).Overall a very satisfied purchase experience.

La impresora tiene una excelente velocidad para generar lotes grandes de etiquetas, como es nuestro caso. Trae un pequeño rollo de muestra para generar las etiquetas de envío por mensajería. Es sencilla de usar y configurar. Esperemos no necesitar usar la garantía.

Great, super quick printer

Small Business owners: this is the one. Inexpensive, user friendly, fully customizable thermal printer, with cheap thermal rolls @ around 2 cents per label available in bulk on Amazon.I own a small online business and need to ship a few orders a day, I was previously trying the Brother QL-1100, and before that I was using an ink jet printer on label paper, and I'm so glad I switched to this, for a few reasons:1. Ink is way too expensive. Like, holy heck man.2. The shipping label sheets are more as expensive per label all by themselves, not counting ink.3. I had to manually format a lot of online labels with Adobe acrobat in order to not waste pages. With this printer, I can print from Amazon, PayPal, and Etsy with thier thermal printer format option. (Bonus tip at the end for websites that don't have a 4x6 option)4. I had to manually cut the labels out if I wanted them to be small rectangles like most labels are.This label printer has been amazing, and like I said, I actually tried the Brother QL-1100 before trying this, and ended up returning it. if you're on the fence, here's why:1. The brother has much more expensive label rolls, over 12 cents a label, and the generics don't work right -- I tried to use the generic Enko labels at a much better cost (about 3 cents a label) but the size was smaller, and the brother couldn't be configured to print on it correctly.2. The Arkscan can be configured to print on almost any label size, while the brother software doesn't let you change unless the printer can tell the size loaded inside matches your settings. So frustrating, and actually a big deal for printing correctly.I tried for hours to configure the brother to print correctly on the smaller labels, but everything I did made it worse. -- With the Arkscan, I literally just did the auto size (not perfect, more on that later) and then manually adjusted it to all of the exact measurements in millimeters in the settings, and it's worked perfectly for every label, no over printing, nothing. And the settings actually save! (The brothers settings would randomly reset every so often, to add insult to injury.)--- Now for the flaws - there's always something!OK, so If I had to say one negative thing, it would be the auto label size scan thing, when I tried it, it wasn't very accurate. Like, at all. It thought my labels were like 10 inches long. But, being able to manually measure my generic brand "Buhoo" or whatever Labels, and enter them into the device settings, and save it as a preset, was a complete breath of fresh air after dealing with the extremely limited driver settings of the brother ql-1100.-- So thank you again for actually allowing control with your driver, instead of trying to lock people into buying your proprietary labels like other manufacturers are trying to do.---Bonus tip if you read this far: For websites that don't offer a 4x6 option (like Amazon's own dang return labels forsome reason..) you can save the label as an image (right click, view image, save as...) and then just open it up with any image viewer and hit print to the Arkscan. It just works! It fits to the 4x6 label, even if the label is facing sideways or something weird like that.