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Shipping label printer that requires no ink is down from $175 to $95
This thermal label printer is perfect for Etsy, Amazon, and eBay sellers
If you run a business and ship a lot of stuff, then a shipping label printer is absolutely necessary.
Sure, you can always go the old-fashioned route by printing a label on a regular sheet of paper and taping it to the box. But that’s time-consuming, and it adds an extra step to the whole process.
Do yourself a favor, and invest in a thermal label printer. And if you need a suggestion, this one from IDPRT is down to just $95 with promo code SP410AMZ and clipping the $10 on-site coupon. This printer typically sells for $175.
Clip the $10 on-site coupon and use promo code SP410AMZ and get this printer for just $95. Offer valid through November 25.
This shipping label printer is designed to print shipping labels, barcodes, address labels, tags, coupons, tickets, and other monochrome linear barcodes at up to 72 per minute.
Also, this label-maker machine works well with major sales and logistics platforms such as UPS, USPS, Amazon, eBay, Etsy, Shopify, etc.
Amazon shoppers seem to like this printer too. Out of 192 ratings, this printer has a nearly perfect review rating with four and a half stars. That says something.
iDPRT SP410 Thermal Shipping Label Printer
The iDPRT label printer is great value for your money. It simplifies your label printing and provides you with various label options. You can use it to print postage labels, shipping labels, and more.
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