DYMO Authentic LabelWriter Large Address Labels | 36 mm x 89mm | Self-Adhesive | 2 Rolls of 260 (520 Easy-Peel Labels) | for LabelWriter Label Makers | Made in Europe

Excellent, thank you

I've owned my LabelWriter 450 Turbo for ten years now, and during that time I gave in to temptation and purchased the much cheaper 'compatible' labels. Once, but never again. Sure, these genuine Dymo labels (this review is for the 36 x 89mm 'large address' version) are expensive, no doubt about it. However, they actually provide good real-world value when you take into account the following: Unlike the 'compatible' clones they never ever jam in the printer, the print is always a solid black across the entire label, they are a decent 'thickness' and not thin and finally, every label is as good as the one before and after rather than playing a game of label Russian roulette.

We use several Dymo LabelWriter printers in the offices. Invaluable little things. However, rather like other printers, the true cost is shown when you refill them. Dymo charge a premium for the own brand labels and the printers are set to scan and work only with them. There are lots of apparently compatible options but none work as well - we have tried most of them in an effort to keep costs down. We've come back to the genuine ones after realising that the "compatible" labels get stuck in the printers, don't stay stuck for long on some surfaces, and worst of all the print fades. None of these problems with the genuine article. Sadly buying the real thing costs a great deal more but it seems worth it for longer term use like archiving, and peace of mind that the labels print cleanly and really do stick.

good product

Item is fine have had this before. Arrived promptly.

Its brilliant so quick and easy

Fast efficient seller, A1 Item, Recommend to anyone, Thank you

I used these recently at work for a big exhibition, so that we could label panels of coated wood. They worked perfectly and were an ideal solution for their low cost. Be aware that you need to clean and prepare the surface first for them to look neat, any lumps or bumps will show up and have air bubbles around them so good preparation is key. The printing on them is clear and easy to see and they work well in the couple of printers we have used them in.