Brother RQL-500 Refurbished PC Label Printer

value for money, usability, performance, size, connectivity

95% of reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

The other popular label printer brand is Dymo. Dymo is usually a little bit more expensive than Brother feature by feature. I got this printer as refurbished for around $20. You really cannot beat the price. If you cannot find a good price for it, then...

I bought this as a "refurb" on Amazon for a whopping $18. Works flawlessly. Plug it in and it goes. Absolutely no problems.

I had purchased a similar product for $350 a year ago that didn't even work, so I returned it. This little beauty here I got for only $15 and it was a plug and play product that worked within minutes! It does exactly what I need it to and I couldn't...

I must have been lucky and gotten this on a "Deal of the Day" as I paid something like $14 for the product. \n \nIt prints super-fast labels and never messes up. The only thing it doesn't have that I wish it did is a self-cutter, but that's a minor...

I'm not going to be a heavy user of the label printer, but what I have done to this point has been very impressive. There have been no jams and the print is pristine.

First, the pros: We got one of these to help with addressing envelopes, labeling file folders, etc. and it does a great job there. I even label my homebrew beer bottles for gift purposes. For the as-needed labels that come one at a time, it's great....

First, the pros: We got one of these to help with addressing envelopes, labeling file folders, etc. and it does a great job there. I even label my homebrew beer bottles for gift purposes. For the as-needed labels that come one at a time, it's great....

At the price I paid for this refurbished unit I figured I couldn't go wrong. It is just a neat little unit. Haven't used it much yet but am very happy with what I have seen. I am using it with a Mac, with OS 10.5.5. Software CD did not work, you...

These are fantastic labelers, I have bought about 6 or 7 of them, so I can have each loaded with a different size labeler. Hooked them up to a four-port USB network print sharing device, so they can be accessed from any computer. Got three of these...