Rollo Direct Thermal Shipping Label (Pack of 500 4x6 Fan-Fold Labels) - Commercial Grade

I just purchased a Rollo printer and wanted to start off with the Rollo labels. They’re great. I haven’t had a problem with them yet. I just put in a reorder for more.

This was better than I thought. It helped with shipping go faster and very easy to use. A+++++

Definitely recommend, printed out so smoothly, I had no issues at all. It worked super fast.

Good labels. Stick well to boxes.

These labels are awful, at first, I thought it was just an issue with my printer but then realize it started right after I got these labels. After every label I print, the red light flashes. The labels are off-center and look terrible. Customers have been complaining about how unprofessional it looks. Please save yourself and buy different labels.

Not sure if it was the label or Rollo printer but had a couple printed out light/spotted missing letters.

WE needed more label printers at work and switched to Jaden brand for additional printers as there is a big price differecnce between 2 brands. Jaden printers had problem with rollo brand labels, getting stuck as they come out of the printer and keep stopping in the middle of printing. As soon as we switched back to cheaper labels / off brand, the problem was gone. So if you have Rollo printer these will work perfect for you. They are thicker and higher quality than most other brands. If you are using a different brand printer, order one and try it out and see how it plays before you order a bunch.

If you think all these labels are basically the same you are wrong. I tried several less expensive subpar labels first thinking how different can they really be then I decided to get the actual Rollo labels for my Rollo printer. There is a instantly noticeable difference. The paper is bright white and thicker and the printing is deep black and very sharp compared to any other label I tried. Dont skimp, buy these labels, you will not be sorry. They are the best!!

This printer struggles to do the one thing it was designed to do; print 4x6 shipping labels. I have been using Zebra printers for about a decade to print my shipping labels and recently decided to buy a Rollo for my home office. I have been using Rollo for a few weeks now and what initially was excitement upon receipt, has quickly dissipated into frustration. I have the Rollo, Rollo 4x6 labels and the Rollo label holder. Every single label that I print results in a red flashing light. I open the printer to reset the label and it will automatically print again, skipping a shipping label in the process and reprinting the already printed label that was deemed incorrectly printed. Even after carefully resetting the label, I will then close the unit again, just for it to reprint and show another flashing red light. Every time I try and ship ONE label, the printer will run through and waste a minimum of 3-5 labels or more in some cases. In the instructions, it states a flashing red light is the Rollo printer attempting to Learn the shipping label, but that is nonsense. Not only are 4x6 shipping labels universal, but I am using Rollo branded shipping labels and its been 3 weeks learning, so this should not be an issue. This issue is happening as I carefully print out shipping labels one by one making sure the label is perfectly aligned with the printer, but there has been no adjustments that I have found to work after struggling with this issue for 3 weeks now. I can not imagine the issues I would run into if I were printing labels in bulk. I am not sure if I have a faulty unit, but I do know Ive never had a Zebra printer give me this much issue.

For some random reason with this batch of labels, every 20 or so a label will get stuck in my rollo printer. Didn’t have this problem at all with my first box of labels. Easy problem to fix but you do lose about three labels to correct it.