DYMO LW Mailing Address Labels for LabelWriter Label Printers, White, 1-1/8'' x 3-1/2'', 2 Rolls

Good price

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These little labels are fantastic. From mailing labels, to helping organize, they're super versatile. They are not as durable as I would like, but that's okay. They print great and will definitely be part of my mailing routine from here on out.

Should be able to buy generic labels....

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Hard to get pictures/videos but these were pretty good quality! I used these for some real estate marketing letters I sent out and they were perfect sizing and easy to read. If you are in a business like me this comes in handy very often. So far I definitely recommend!

I am so sick and tired of this thing not reckignizing its only propritary labels.... using DYMO labels.. and it will print a few off, then go into an Error state and say its out of labels when in fact its completely full of its very expensive labels.. the only help to be found online says.... "Make sure you are using our labels"... thanks.. really helpful... I AM!

Waste of Money. The Dymo labels with RF chip are not recognized by my Labelwriter 550. I purchased two and neither are recognized by the printer. Do not buy the these labels or the printer until DYMO works out the bugs.

these label maker require an special RFID chip to be included on the labels or they will not work on your label maker. They have a spiel they will give you (see below reviews) about how these labels work better but its only so they can inflate the cost of their labels and make you purchase them from them. I have three 450s never had a problem with any of them but ill be returning this label maker ad looking for a different product. Weve used dymo for 10 years but i will be switching brands.

I use NOTHING but the Dymo Labels that I purchased from your site and also from the WBMason site. The labels are seldom recognized as Dymo labels and I'm tired of it. I have to leave my desk and use someone else's old printer so I can print labels. I don't care how many times you tell me about the proprietary labels and not. Since day one I am using exclusively Dymo labels and I get nowhere. Please do something about this because it's nerve wrecking and slows me down tremendously.

Broken record: I don't know why I am even bothering to write this as I AM using Dymo brand labels since I "upgraded" to the 550 turbo...and switching between this label and a larger one ends up wasting tons of labels until it is finally recognized. To make it worse, the Dymo connect software has crashed three times just in the time frame that I have been looking at reviews.

Ffire the CEO that made the decision to go to this RFID paper reading format. Greed has destroyed a great printer that I will no longer be purchasing from again. We used our printers in the dental offices for YEARS and never had an issue printing OEM labels or cheaper knockoffs. NOW, however, we can't even print the OEM printers because the reader refuses to read the OEM chip on the roll. The sensor has been cleaned many times before reading comments and now I realize its not the reader but probably the chip in the roll that is broken even though I am printing one label on half of a roll.