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DYMO LabelWriter 5XL Label Printer, Automatic Label Recognition, Prints Extra-Wide Shipping Labels (UPS, FedEx, USPS) from Amazon, Ebay, Etsy, Poshmark, and More, Perfect for Ecommerce Sellers

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Style: 5XL


Features

  • AUTOMATIC LABEL RECOGNITION: Label printer lets you see the size, type, and number of remaining labels at a glance. This LabelWriter only uses high-quality DYMO Authentic LabelWriter labels; paper labels are made from FSC certified material.
  • WASTE 65% FEWER LABELS: Automatic Label Recognition reads & selects label type significantly reducing misprints and reducing print defects by up to 97%* (*Claims verified by an independent 3rd party quality test center in April 2023, comparing 6 separate LabelPrinters with and without Automatic Label Recognition)
  • INK-FREE AND VIRTUALLY JAM-FREE: Direct thermal label printer; no expensive ink or toner required.
  • LAN NETWORK CONNECTIVITY: Connect to a network for multiple user access

Description

The DYMO LabelWriter 5XL label printer is the ideal choice for eCommerce sellers, printing 4”x 6” shipping labels for UPS, FedEx, USPS directly from eBay, Amazon, Etsy, Poshmark, and many others. It comes with free DYMO Connect Software via USB or LAN network connectivity and third-party software integration, and produces warehouse labels, barcodes and ID labels, bulk mailing labels, and other large-format label types with ease. With its unique Automatic Label Recognition, you always know which labels (by size, type, and color) are loaded into the label maker at a glance. You’ll also know how many are remaining, so you'll never run out mid-job, and the direct thermal printer replaces the need to buy costly ink or toner.


Brand: DYMO


Connectivity Technology: USB


Printing Technology: Thermal


Special Feature: Auto Document Feeder


Color: White


Recommended Uses For Product: Office


Model Name: LabelWriter 5XL Label Printer


Printer Output: Color


Max Printspeed Monochrome: 3 ppm


Operating System: Windows 10


Product Dimensions: 10 x 10.3 x 9.9 inches


Item Weight: 3 pounds


Item model number: 2112554


Date First Available: January 21, 2021


Manufacturer: DYMO


Country of Origin: China


Item Weight: 3 Pounds


Max Input Sheet Capacity: 1


Sheet Size: 4 inch x 6 Inches


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Top Amazon Reviews

    • The 550 Turbo
Style: 550 Turbo
I had purchased other vendors labels that I trust as the 450 machine took them just fine. The 550 turbo would not take the other vendors labels for some reason. Unsure if me, but have used this wonderful machine for years. I had to purchase their labels at double the cost in order to keep working.
Reviewed in the United States on July 7, 2023 by Sam Grigoryan
    • So disappointed, so far [UPDATED]
Style: 550 Turbo
TL;DR (to long; didn't read) 1. Networked, but not wireless. 2. Dymo website doesn't list labels that work in this printer. 3. Says you must use their USB cable. Is it not generic? 4. Giant, power-hungry power supply 5. Software must be downloaded. Not listed on website as described in printed instructions. 6. Not prompted to register as printed instructions described. 7. Manual not available through Help menu as printed instructions described. 8. Seems to be finicky about network cables. 9. Address book no longer available in software. 10. "Recents" list no longer available in software. 11. Feature to import addresses from Google didn't work. 12. In Windows taskbar, tab is labeled as "Untitled". 13. Super-bright, obnoxious light on front that never goes off. 14. Seems like Dymo isn't putting much work into their newer models. 15. And they've decide to orphan their older models [UPDATE] In addition to all the things I mentioned below, another feature missing from the new software is the "Recents" list from the old version. The Recents list showed a number of your recently printed labels, which could be recalled with a click if you needed to reprint or modify them. It stayed there even if you stopped and restarted the software. Very handy, now gone. In the Windows taskbar, the tab for the Dymo Connect software is labelled (!) as "Untitled". It really looks like the developers saw that their older "Dymo Label Software" wouldn't work with Windows 10 (it didn't) and threw something together so they would have software to drive their newer printers. But they left out anything difficult to save time and never went back to add what was missing, like the title on the taskbar And they haven't bothered to do a decent update to their website. Too make matters worse, they're going to orphan a lot of perfectly good printers because they're two lazy to add the drivers into the new software. All in all, this doesn't really bode well for the future of Dymo. ---- I decided to give my workhorse Dymo 330 Turbo to my mother and get myself a new one. A network connected Dymo 550 seemed like the right choice. I got it last month, but I'm just now getting ready for a trip to mom's, and so just setting up the new 550. First disappointment: In an age when the lights over my desk and all through the house, and the soap dispenser by my sink, are all wireless, it just didn't occur to me that a network printer would require an actual wired connection to the network. If your router is downstairs and your office is up (say, spare bedroom), and your house isn't wired with network cables and you use wireless throughout, like so many, you're going to be doing a lot of running up and down stairs to get labels. Really guys. I mean, my outdoor thermometer is wireless and it cost something like $15.99, not $143. I went to the Dymo website to look for labels, and all the labels that I looked at say they are for the Laserwriter 440 and such, but they don't say that they're for the 550. I'm pretty sure that the others will work, but it you're going to sell a new product, take a few minutes to update the supply listings on your website to match. And while we're talking about this being a new product, pretty much the top of their line, the USB cable that comes with it is USB-A to USB-B, not USB-C to USB-C. And the manual says, "Use only a DYMO USB cable with part number 1997364, available from Customer Support if you do not already have one." Does that mean that it's not a standard USB cable? Or are they blatantly trying to get people to buy their cable even though we all have a bunch of the old USB-A/USB-B cables stuffed in drawers (that came with our wireless printers)? The power brick that comes with the printer is twice the size (physical size) of the 65w one that's powering my laptop. And the AC draw for the power supply is 1.5 amps max, so somewhere around 165w max. My Epson Workforce only draws 19w when it's scanning and printing a full page. Even allowing for the little thermal printing element, it seems excessive. The setup instructions say to go to the website and download the "Dymo Connect for Desktop" software. I didn't see any listing for that software on the site. I did figure out that their software was under the "Explore Resources and Guides" link, and was labeled in the 2nd subtitle as "DCD Windows." Again, really guys. You don't pay by the letter on the internet. Splurge a little. Spell it out (or abbreviate it in the instructions you send with the printer). Save your poor customer a few minutes getting to bed. The instructions said I'd be prompted to register after I downloaded and started the software. Didn't happen. They also said I'd find the 550 Series printer user guide under the help menu. What was there was the 440 Series guide. Back to the website to download the right printer manual. Once installed, I then powered up the printer (as instructed). It didn't appear when the software searched for it. Eventually figured out that the printer didn't like the Cat 5 cable I'd used. I used that one because I figured it was a "known good" cable, as I took it off of my Epson printer that it's been hooked to years. New cable and now the 550 appears. Went looking to see how to bring over the address book I had in the Dymo software I used with the trusty Labelwriter 330. Didn't see anything that helped, so back to the website, where I found in the FAQ that the new software can't use the Dymo address book. Bummer. But they say it can import contacts from Google or Excel. I gave it permission to access my Google contacts, which Google confirmed with an email. But nope, no contacts imported. I tried several times, to no avail. I'll be cutting and pasting a lot. The printer has a super bright white LED on the front. I haven't used the printer in over 2 hours and it's still on, shining out to all the ships at sea. I guess I'm happy that it isn't in the spare bedroom. And while I was on the website looking for help importing contacts, I saw a link to a compatibility chart for printers and software. I checked it out and found that Dymo has decided that my trusty 330 does not deserve a longer life, even though it's still going strong. It won't be supported in Windows 11. Knowing that I'll have to trash a perfectly good printer, if I can't find a work-around, is probably why I'm being so picky about their setup process. But that's also what happens when installing a printer after midnight and the greatest obstacle is the printer company itself. Maybe I'll warm to it. But not until after I've found a different brand of label printer to replace the 330 at my mom's house. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 8, 2022 by Amazon Customer
    • Great but......
Style: 5XL
Ok what you don't realize is you can ONLY use a special label for these due its ability to tell you when the labels are nearly out. The label roll has a chip in it that the printer can sense. However the bummer is you CANNOT use any other label as it does not read them! You MUST use the labels specific for this printer. Sounds just like what the ink printing business is like - buy an affordable printer and get reemed on the ink! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 19, 2023 by AirFeet
    • I wanted upgrade my lavbel printer. What I got is a downgrade
Style: 550 Turbo
I have had a Dymo Labelwriter 400 Turbo for several years but I wanted to upgrade to a more recent model. I am very disappointed that, unlike the 400, the Labelwriter 550 turbo does NOT have the intelligent address option that automatically includes a barcode. Initially I thought that it was something that I had to configure myself and earlier today, several months after buying the 550, I contacted Dymo customer service for guidance and they told me that this option does not exist. I feel cheated by Dymo and would never have purchased it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 11, 2023 by Mazal
    • A warning to other small business owners
Style: 5XL
Issues with this printer: • Dymo brand labels are often detected as "unknown labels". This requires restarting the printer, a waste of time and effort when you are already paying a premium price for Dymo Brand Labels. • Throw any desire you might have to get it to print properly on butterfly/jewelry labels out of the window. This printer jams, eats the labels, gets clogged and results in minutes to hours of you resetting only to have it print a small batch 1-5 at a time before the same issue occurs. I have resorted to typing details into the Dymo Label printer app on my desktop, and CUTTING the labels to FIT butterfly labels. Of course this does not solve my issue of printing easy-to-scan barcodes, but we make do when we've already invested $100's in a faulty piece of equipment and its proprietary accessories. • Shipping labels print with 1-2 lines through important information like - a customers address, or the barcode used by the post office. Due to this I continue to utilize standard printer paper to print shipping labels (yet another cost, time sink, and fault of this machine). Why did I choose Dymo? I worked with a retail company for years where we printed 1000's and 1000's of labels for 5 locations and a warehouse hub - all with the Dymo 450 Turbo. It was an effective and solid machine that lasted the company years all at multiple locations. I'm not sure why Dymo took reliable/staple equipment and created a supposed "superior" machine with additional functions if all of those functions and the original purpose of SIMPLY PRINTING LABELS is now about 45% effective (alright I'm being dramatic - maybe 55% effective on a good day). I share all of this with you to make you aware that this isn't simply user error. Unfortunately, I don't have a solution for those reading this. Other than sourcing older model Dymo label printers, or dropping reviews here with other brands that they have a better experience with. Wishing all fellow business owners, organizers, and users of this tiny demon device much success! If you find a solution with this costly device please let others (and myself) know in the reviews or in the comments of troubleshooting and review videos/social media posts that they probably been forced to watch. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 11, 2023 by Amazon Customer
    • Nice label maker
Style: 550
Great price, nice label maker, fast shipping
Reviewed in the United States on July 11, 2023 by A Shannon
    • The label maker itself is great, the software could use some improvements..
Style: 550
The label maker is easy to set up and prints great. The software is kind of a pain. It doesn’t default to standard address-label format, and makes me update the type of label every time I open it even if I haven’t touched the machine. It also doesn’t recognize generic labels, so you have to buy the more expensive branded ones. It’s great if you print a lot of one-off labels, but if you print a lot you are much better off buying sheets of labels to put in your printer. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 5, 2022 by JCBear

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