Seiko Smart Label Printer 450

usability, size, performance

value for money

93% of reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

I have had a Smart Label Printer for about 15 years. I started using one in our office to address labels to send out catalogs. It is great for labeling file folders and all sorts of things. The automatic postal bar code is also a helpful feature. ...

This label printer is so easy to install and use. It is very versitile for many uses. Changing the kind of labels and then printing is quick and easy. Small enough that the footprint on my office desk is not overwhelming. Perfect size for...

This label printer is so easy to install and use. It is very versitile for many uses. Changing the kind of labels and then printing is quick and easy. Small enough that the footprint on my office desk is not overwhelming. Perfect size for...

This product arrived and worked perfectly out of the box both manually and with a PC using the USB connectivity.

After 6 years or so my other Dymo label make had the led display croak on me so I bought this one. This one has All the same features as my other one and a whole lot more including a PC connection this same model is available else were for about a...

I have 2, one at work, one for home, I use mine daily. Mechanically and software-wise, it just works well and does everything I need. I don't use any of the integrated MS Office software tools, but I haven't needed them. I never use it to manually type...

This product was sent as a gift to a friend. They have found it very useful and found more applications for it above their immediate needs. Very Satisfied

Purchased this item several months ago. It works great printing labels for envelopes, files etc. There is no ink, it uses thermal imaging instead. It only prints in black and white, but does the job cleanly and the density of the black is...

My workplace uses Seiko 420 and 450 label printers to print address labels and Code 39 barcodes. As with other reviewers, we have found that these printers have difficulty keeping output alignment straight when using labels less than the maximum height...