DYMO Authentic LabelWriter Extra Large Shipping Labels | 104 mm x 159 mm | Self Adhesive | Roll of 220 Easy-Peel Labels | for LabelWriter 4XL/5XL Label Makers

great

Expensive compared to others but they work fine.

Good quality

In case you missed it elsewhere on this product detail page, there are 220 labels per roll on the "Shipping" / "Despatch" size labels (the largest size, I gather).Based on Amazon's typical price point (with free delivery) of around the £13 mark (per roll) that means each label costs in the region of 6 Pence.I hope that helps - useful to know when calculating your packaging costs.The quality of the labels themselves is (as always) excellent from DYMO. Highly recommended.

You have to use the genuine labels in the DYMO, which is a pain, so you're best to hunt around for the best price. These were a good price at time of order. This is my preferred size for the shipments I make for my work. Stick well.

excellent equipment. at first quite difficult to get the hang of. i use vista so needed to download sofware (dymo supply software for xp and mac).used it a few times now i'm a whizz with it! very fast printing. gives clear print fonts. would recommend provided you would get plenty of use out of it as it is expensive.

I sell books on Amazon and have done so for nearly ten years. One of my first purchases was a Dymo label-printer to make myself look more professional - rather than the rank amateur I actually was. I am still using the printer today; these labels are excellent and fully meet my needs.

I bought 3rd party labels to be used on a recently purchased Dymo 5XL Parcel Labeller. It transpires you can only use Dymo OEM labels on the 5XL printer. Yet this is not an issue with the Dymo 4XL (according to various web resources). I bought 2 compatible rolls of labels and discovered they were 'incompatible'.So why does the 5XL label differ from that of the earlier version of the 4XL? Within the 5XL roll core is a tag, similar to an NFC tag which handshakes the 5XL printer and hey presto you can print. I consider this to be a bit of a monopoly with Dymo and their products should inform the consumer, clearly and easily before making any purchase.To be fair, the print quality is faultless (as I would expect with a new printer) but in terms of running costs, all I can say, hindsight is a wonderful thing. They are not cheap and if you are a high-label user, the cost is questionable in the long term.