enKo Compatible Zebra 4x6 Label/Dymo Labels 1744907 (4 x 6) for Dymo Labelwriter 4XL Shipping Zebra Direct Thermal Printer (8 Rolls, 1760 Labels)

We typically use uline labels for our dymo 4xl, and I was a little hesitant to switch despite the cost savings. Uline charges $15 per roll plus shipping, these are $5 a roll (when ordering 8) with free shipping. Based on cost this is a no-brainer.I'm excited to say that they print just as well, the only difference is that they are a little more of an off-white than our usual labels; but the main goal here is that they print clearly, and stay on packages, which they do amazingly well. The packaging is also an improvement over uline labels. Typically, we'd toss the first four labels due to tape residue and we didn't have to do that with these which is an added savings of about .10$, can't beat that!For all the other data-lovers out there here is a cost comparison:enKo: .023/label + free shippingUline: .068/label + shippingaverage savings per roll: $12 (with shipping savings factored in; without its about $10 per roll)I'd highly recommend these to anyone, nice job enKo, I'll be back!

I love these labels and will never use another brand. I have had zero problems with my Dymo 4XL using these labels and have gone through 7 rolls . The price and quality are excellent and making this a great value to my business. Once I know I have a reliable, cost effective source, I don't even look elsewhere. The "stick" factor on these is excellent as well as the printing and I have experienced no smudging due to printing or water encountering the package. I ship all on my products with these labels in poly bubble mailers and have had no returns, no defects, no undeliverable packages due to a address that tore or wore off. Buy these because they work.

I've used other brands of "generic" labels and have been pleased with them. These are about the same price and I thought I'd give them a try.The print quality is fine. Unfortunately these seem to have a thicker backing paper that doesn't like to easily feed when installing a new roll. I've installed 6 rolls in the last 2 days and for each one I had to remove the lower front panel in order to get it to load. As soon as I back the front panel off just a little bit, it auto feeds right away. However it likes to push out 3 labels (waste) if you're in the middle of a print job.Next issue it how the paper is attached to the center roll. With other brands, once you get to the end the label's backing paper pulls off the roll, making it quick and easy to change. With these, the adhesive is too strong for the paper to pull off, which puts a bit of strain on the feed motor. Not good for longevity. Also, there is adhesive residue that would rub against the print head unless you cut the last label off to keep that from happening.Lastly, because the backing paper is either thicker or slightly stiffer, it holds its shape (wants to stay coiled). When I have to fold 90-150 of these labels to send out, that coiled memory is a pain the you know what.I won't say they're bad. If the choice was between these and Dymo's gold-plated label prices I'd probably stick with these. But since I can buy other brands that are much easier to handle and are the same price why bother?

I’ve had no problem with the quality of the labels. They have printed and adhered well yo my polymailers & boxes. My issue is that my machine randomly stops recognizing the spacing on them. It will print two halves on two separate labels. Or when it prints one label, it won’t recognize the stopping point and feed out 4 or more labels. After much research, this is a common issue with non-Dymo labels. While they are a great price, I am losing nearly half the roll due to misprints and excessive feeds.Side note: they only seem to have this issue after they’ve gotten further down in the rolls. The beginning of the rolls work flawlessly.

The label themselves are great as far as printing; however, I did notice one morning when I looked at my outgoing mail that had been prepared the evening before that all the labels were coming loose on both poly bags and regular paper padded mailers. It was especially bad on the poly mailers. I love the bargain of the price but do not want my labels falling off after leaving my shop. I already have enough problems with the postal service as it is. Unsure if I will order again just because of this and I have had the expense of taping all sides of the label down on the packages now.

I run an e-commerce business and thought I would try to save a few bucks on printer paper. This has cost me more in the long run than the comparable Dymo. Every 2nd or 3rd label it decides to spit out five labels. My Dymo does not like this brand. So yourself a favor and save the frustration and buy the name brand.

These work great and are a fraction of the price of the official Dymo labels. I use these in the Dymo 4XL without issue. I'm a small-time shipper, but ship something nearly every day. These 4x6 labels work great for USPS, UPS, FedEx, etc. Took me about 2.5 years (originally ordered in early 2017) to go through this 8-pack. Ordering another pack today. (September 2019.) Currently $5 per roll for these vs. $14-ish per roll (for a 10-pack) for the official Dymo labels. It's a no-brainer...get these!

Great compatible labels, we ran out and needed these fast and they were available SAME DAY - so we got the quick and they were delivered quick. The only thing that would make them better if they were individually wrapped so you do not have to expose the second roll to light in case you rip the bag to badly. Otherwise great value, great product, and works very well.

La impresión sobre la etiqueta queda perfecta, se adhieren muy bien, y el precio me parece muy bueno ya que había comprado este mismo tipo de etiquetas a mucho mayor costo