iDPRT Bluetooth Thermal Shipping Label Printer for Phone, 4x6, Supports Windows/Mac/iOS/Android, Ideal for Small Business and Shipping Packages

We purchased the iDPRT 4x6 Bluetooth Thermal Label Printer in 2024, and it has been a great addition to our business setup. It has worked exactly as expected from day one. We primarily use it for shipping labels, but it has also been very useful for printing thank you notes and invoices directly from our online platforms. The print quality is clear, and everything comes out quickly and consistently. One of the things we appreciate most is how easy it was to set up. It connected smoothly with our devices, and we were able to start using it right away without any complications. It works well across multiple platforms, which is important for a small business handling orders in different places. Overall, it has been reliable, simple to use, and has saved us time in our daily workflow. We have had no issues with the printer and would definitely recommend it to anyone looking for an efficient label printer for their business.

Great tool for making labels for small business! I ended up loving how easy the app adn printer are to use and the directions are easy to follow.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ The iDPRT SP410BT label printer has been a total game changer for my small business! Setup was simple once I followed the directions (tip: download the “HereLabel” app for Bluetooth printing). I love that it connects via both Bluetooth and USB and works perfectly with my iPhone, iPad, and laptop. The prints are crisp and clear (203 DPI) and it’s super fast—prints a 4x6 label in seconds! It’s compatible with Amazon, Etsy, and Shopify, which makes shipping so much easier. I’ve used both roll and fan-fold labels with no issues. The compact size fits neatly on my desk, and I love not having to buy ink thanks to the thermal printing technology. Highly recommend this printer for anyone who ships regularly—it’s efficient, affordable, and reliable!

This review is for a SP410BT that I intended to use to print occasional 4x6 inch shipping labels and folder labels, like 17mm x 87mm or 17mm x 54mm. The printer setup was easy enough. I did (reluctantly) download their printer driver and had the printer functional for tests within only a few minutes. That's where the good part of this review ends. I then went to the iDPRT web site, the same site I got the print driver from, and downloaded IDPRT Label Designer V1.01.11.zip. I carefully unzipped that archive extracted the Label Designer V1.01.11.exe installer and scanned it for viruses. So far so good. When I ran the installer it did the typical query asking me to allow the software to modify the system. I accepted that. Once the software was installed I took a brief look at all the menus, and noticed there was one to update the software. Figuring I wanted to make sure I was using the latest version I chose Update. UGH! The Label Designer program then downloaded an executable called Update.exe and within that program was something called HMark.exe that contained the Trojan:Win32/Wacatac.H!ml A review of that one indicates it could potentially be very damaging and possibly very difficult to remove. I then spent the next couple of hours running scans and removals on the system and attempting to ensure that it is free of any infection. My use of this printer stops right there. Even if by chance this is a false positive, that's something that iDPRT could determine by testing themselves. The printer is going back - I can't worry whether there is some back door in the application, or at some point in the future their software gets an update that causes an infection to my system. Zero stars if I could choose it. The printer looks to be a good value for the money and well made. I would only recommend this device if you stay clear of their software. For me, I'm looking for a solution that includes software and this experience now has me looking for an another product.

Excellent. Much more convenient and cost-effective than using stick-on half-sheet labels. Bluetooth can be a bit wonky, but it works—you may occasionally need to power cycle the printer to reconnect. I had a different Bluetooth issue previously, and iDPRT support was very helpful to work with. To make it even better, I designed a custom riser and a label holder for it that significantly reduce its footprint on my desk. If you'd like to print them for your own setup, you can find them on Makerworld by searching for: 'iDPRT SP460BT Thermal Label Printer Stand' and 'Diamond-Cut 4x6 Thermal Label Holder'.