4"x6" Thermal Printer Labels - Perforated Postage & Shipping Labels, Permanent Adhesive, Compatible with DYMO, Rollo, Zebra (1000 Labels/Pack) - Ideal for E-commerce, Logistics & Package Labeling

ThanksWe got these shipping labels for a machine we had recently gotten. It came with non-sticker shipping labels but we ran out so we had to get these, and I thought it would be nice to try the sticker ones. They definitely are much easier and more convenient than tapping the label to the box itself. We had some difficulty with the formatting for our machine onto these labels. It almost seems as if these labels are slightly smaller than they say because we have had issues with the top or bottom getting cut off, but it could also be a problem from the machine formatting side. The rolls are huge, and they did not fit in our machine, so we had to create new, smaller rolls that would fit but it did work.I mainly use thermal labels for shipping the items that I sell on my online store. Whenever I run out of thermal labels, I tend to not use the same company. This time, I decided to purchase these labels by HiyoHiyo. The only complaint I have is that they may be a bit glossy, so print quality is slightly, and only slightly abnormal from my other thermal labels I've tried.In Summary...Pros:• Pretty decent print quality• Sticks well to cardboard boxes• Fanfold labels, much better than roll labels, no label holder requiredCons:• Somewhat glossy, print quality is still great but only slightly abnormal from my other labels.So this is the 4th brand I have tried for thermal labels and so far it's okay. Not exceptionally good to be honest and at par or a bit inferior to other ones I have used in terms of overall printing quality vs price.I posted the sample shipping label to show you the quality but because the barcode Amazon automatically rejected it. If you had seen it, it would have shown that the print out is not 100% clear. However, out of about 300s I have printed out to mail out for our charity function, the USPS had an issue of scanning the labels about 2 -3 times over the last 4 months. So that's not that a deal breaker in my opinion.My recommendation is that find the shipping label with deal or coupon at the time you are shopping on Amazon (as there had to be at least) because the difference in quality is marginal enough to ignore in my opinion based on several brands I have tried out.I’ve had no issues with these labels they’ve been greatI am using this with a label printer I got off amazon, and it works great. They just sit behind and feed perfectly without any bunching or mis-feeds. I read that going with the fan fold was much better over the rolled because they feed better and do not bunch up. I never tried the roll but I have printed over 100 labels now and have not had an issue with a single one.These labels work great in my generic label printer. I haven’t had any problems using these. The paper is nice quality. They don’t smudge and they’re super sticky! No need to worry about these coming off your packages.Overall, these are a great value, and I’ll be getting more when I run out.I’ve included a few pictures. Hope you found my comments and photos helpful.I got these to use with my Itari PM-241-BT thermal label printer, which I believe is a budget version of the Rollo. So far, so good! I've had issues with some other label brands skipping labels, so I end up with a bunch of blanks between the labels that printed, which is super wasteful. Not these ones! They've been working perfectly, no issues of any kind. I typically print between 100-200 labels a month, and I'll be keeping this brand on my list of favorites to reorder.