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Office Products : Brother QL-570 Professional Label Printer

Brother QL-570 Professional Label Printer

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MSRP Price: $169.95
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Average Buyer Rating:  out of 5 stars
Sales Rank: 3





Binding: Electronics
Product Brand: Brother
Color: SILVER & BLUE
EAN: 0012502618843
Label: Brother
Product Manufacturer: Brother
Model: QL-570
Modem Description: None
Number Of Items: 1
Publisher: Brother
Ranking: 3
Studio: Brother
Warranty: 2 years warranty


Product facts:
  • Computer connected operation
  • Up to 68 labels per minute print speed
  • up to 300x600 dpi resolution
  • Maximum label up to 2.4" wide
  • Maximum print area up to 2.3" wide







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Item Description:
68 labels per minute print speed / Up to 300x600 dpi / Built-in auto cutter / Barcode printing / USB computer connected operation / Accepts 2.4' wide tape Built-in Durable Automatic cutter Prints multiple copies 3 color LED control panel display Uses easy drop-in label and tape rolls Computer generated time and date function Label Creation software with 3 input modes - Snap Mode, Express Mode, and Professional Mode Label creation software integrates with Microsoft Outlook, Word and Excel USB cable connectivity System Requirements - Windows 2000, XP, Vista, Mac OS 10.3.9-10.4.10









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Buyer Reviews
Average Buyer Rating:  out of 5 stars

Customer Rating: 1 out of 5 stars - does not work with other applications!
I found, after buying this printer, that unlike my previous Dymo label system, the Brother printer cannot work from other applications. I can't use my mail merge or database software, graphics programs, etc. The printer will only print with Brother's editor program. And as others have stated, the editor program is confusing, poorly documented, and hard to use.

I'm going to return this printer and get another Dymo.



Customer Rating: 1 out of 5 stars - Bad bad bad - worst customer service ever
I go this very promising printer and it did print and didn't cut the labels at the wrong places. I called Brother 10 or 15 times after being in a waiting line for 30 minutes or so and being transferred 3 to 5 times and having to give my phone number over and over again I get hang up as soon as I reach the Mac department. Brother printer aren't that bad but they aren't that great either. And they are definitely not worth for you to wait on the phone for several hours in case you need help or the product is defect like in my case.



Customer Rating: 5 out of 5 stars - Excellent product.
I have had this for about 4 months and it has been terrific.

Recently had a conference and I used shipping labels to make name tags. I printed over 1,100 labels and it never faltered.

And it is fast. A couple of minutes or so to print 100 labels.
And the beauty of it is no ink.

I am now using it for creating CD/DVD labels.

It is extremely easy to change label sizes and the software knows what size labels are in the printer so makes it a snap to click on print and go.

The supplied software works great on both my Powerbook and MacBook Pro running Leopard.



Customer Rating: 5 out of 5 stars - Love this little guy!
Fantastic piece of peripheral hardware for those of you who hate to try and figure out how to put your envelopes into your regular printers. This little labeler will do it all from envelope sized address labels to shipping labels. It is quick and easy and there is software that makes the process a breeze. There are also add-ons that you can hook up to word, excel etc..to make it even easier. The quality of the prints are great! It takes 5 seconds to make a label. The negative aspects I've come across has more to do with the software than the printer itself. I'm not sure if it is just me b/c I haven't spent enough time with it or the feature is not included, but I'm having some difficulty putting a return address automatically appear in the label. I can of course add it in as an extra text box, but it would be so nice for it to automatically appear every time in the upper left hand corner, sort of like how it comes up in the mailing tab of MS Word. Other than that this is definitely worth the money and it makes life a whole lot easier. I don't think the cost of the printer sticky paper is too expensive unlike having to buy color toner for laser printers (...the extent where it is cheaper to buy a new printer than buy toner, drum and belt). Thumbs up for this little printer! Fantastic!



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