Review of the Zebra LP2844

In this video I go over some of the features of the LP2844 that I use for printing out labels for the books that I sell online. I also demonstrate what the labels can look like when printing them out demonstrating the speed and quality that it produces.

Category:

Education

Tags:

• selling books on amazon
• sell books on amazon
• zebra LP2844
• selling books online
• online postage

[sellyourbooks]

Yes, I did.

[isaacmorse98]

Did you get the labels from Royal Mailers?

[sellyourbooks]

@isaacmorse98 Yes.

[sellyourbooks]

I know of 3-4 different ways to print FBA labels with my zebra printer but I have chosen not to do that. I like processing things in batches so I still scan in all of my FBA books and print them the old fashioned way.

[sellyourbooks]

The rolls are about $8/roll which has about 250 labels on it.

[sellyourbooks]

Yep, that thing was one of the best purchases I've made when it comes to selling books online.

[adbertram]

The printer does not have a ribbon. It is a thermal printer. The ink is inside the labels.

[steve5781]

Hi:

Does the printer have a ribbon that needs to be replaced? If so how do you do it?

[donaldkellycouk]

Question for you. Where do you buy your label rolls? I just bought one of these, and a fresh roll of labels from Endicia directly, but my only option was a roll of 500, which was a bit more than I wanted to buy.

[dej506]

Great! I saw something that says we can print out FBA book labels using the thermal printer. I'm not talking about FBAPower. But this would be nice if we can figure out how to do this.

[ssharkus]

Have you tried Brother QL or TD?

If you want a user friendly label printer, try it....