1 X 20 Rolls of 250 4x6 Direct Thermal Labels Zebra 2844

The labels are for the most part ok. They aren't as sticky as some others I've purchased but I haven't had an issue with them falling off and thats being used in a warehouse on plastic wrap that sometimes gets dusty. The only other issue is that one in every 7-8 rolls is wrapped defectively causes creases when printing the last 75 or so labels. This is especially a problem as we print barcodes on our labels and the breaks in the printing makes them illegible by the scanner. Again, this isn't all the rolls, just a few out of the whole box.

I purchased these because they were cheap. So far they seem to be fine in my Zebra printer. The stick isn't quite as good as some of the others I've purchased in the past but they don't appear to be coming off the boxes.

These worked well in my Zebra printer.

I'm not running into the same problems I've found in the past with off-brand labels. They always print nice and bold with my zebra printer and don't cause weird build up on the print head like I've encountered with cheaper labels. Sometimes the last few labels get wrinkly, but this is typical for just about any roll. You usually get 240+ good labels out of the roll of 250. We use 1,200 a month and this will be my new supplier.

Felt pretty flimsy. Almost makes me think that it was made in China! I bought from a reseller but it might be worth emailing the maker (who is also a merchant selling this product) and ask for a sample to check out for yourself. The rolls were just thrown into a big box in a plastic bag. Perhaps they should be individually wrapped to keep moisture and dirt out. Some rolls actually have light protecting bags but so far I have never had thermal labels in general affected by light. We shall see how this batch works out.

These 4x6 rolls are always hit and miss with quality, I finally received an excellent quality box with easy to tear labels! And this seller did not ship in a flimsy taped up cardboard box. Thank you

Paid too much for it

I bought these for my business as an alternative to the ups rolls we used. Pros: the labels are more compact (smaller tube) and less expensive. Cons: the labels are so thin that the printers have trouble sensing the end of the label. To print 1 label up to 6 labels would spit out before the printer would go into trouble mode. Then we had to roll it back up and try again. We ended up having to do a memory dump on the printer which would waste 6 labels at a time. This would sometimes happen multiple prints in a row. I would say out of 20 rolls at least 3 rolls worth of labels ended up in the garbage from having to do a memory dump on the printers. If it was only 1 printer I woulds say the printer was at fault but it was multiple printers and only happened when we used these labels. save yourself the headache and buy a more quality label roll or be prepared to throw out a good percentage of the labels.