Comix Mini Sticker Printer, with Printing Paper, Bluetooth Inkless Printer, Portable Pocket Printer, Thermal Label Maker for Business, Photos, Notes, Crafting, Study, Home, Office

This label makers’s stickers tends to slide off a bit whenever I print them. And the stickers isn’t very sticky:(The app also likes to disconnect a lot!! And you have to exit out of the app and re-connect each time. It gets annoying after a few times, overall I think is kinda disappointing.

This is a decent little printer that can be used to make labels and such on items.It is rechargeable which makes it convenient when on the go and the prints are easy to create.The app that is used to connect to the device is fairly straightforward and has a lot of options for all types of prints you want to produce although not all intuitive right off the bat as some of the features you need to play around with to get a feel for them such as font size and such.The connection to the phone though is very good and found that printing to the device was easy once ready.For the price, it's a decent printer as some of these I have seen at double the price but do the same thing.If you are looking for a decent portable printer this one should work well.

The Comix Label Maker Machine is compact, well-built, and easy to use. It supports simple rolls of thermal labels that are either precut lengths or one long roll that allows for custom label lengths.I had another label printer that was built pretty cheaply and didn't last more than a year. When I received the Comix Label Maker, I could immediately see that it had much better build quality than the one I had. In my old machine, there were many small plastic pieces internally that were easy to break, but the Comix avoids many of those types of parts. The door is on a hinge and uses a good clasp to keep it closed. The plastic is not thin and flimsy. Shaking it, I don't hear any parts rattling inside, whereas my old one had loose parts that rattled even when I first took it out of the box.My only gripe with this label maker is its app. While it gets the job done, it is hard to align and position the text and other icons on the label, making it a bit frustrating to use. Thankfully, this is a software issue and not hardware. As long as they continue to update the software, this labeler should get even better.I personally don't run their software on my main phone. I use an old phone that is not associated with any of my important accounts in order to run many of the lesser known apps. This means that when I need to make labels, I need to take the extra step of booting up my old device and waiting to connect it to the machine.

This makes getting organized easier. I usually don’t mess with labels. It is too much work to either put them in on the computer or use one that is a pain to press out. I am out of the loop with a lot of technical stuff. I am really happy I tried this. It is an app on your phone. You can type what you want quickly and it prints out right away. The print is clear and the labels stay in place. It is much easier than I expected. It came preloaded with the labels, but I don’t think it will be hard to replace it. I found that I like making labels now. This is a handy little tool for me.

I needed a small portable printer to take on the go. This is the perfect size, basically fits in my purse or pocket. It has basic print functionality on thermal paper so it doesn't require ink which is very convenient. The print quality is fair as this isn't a high-quality printer. Under extreme heat or sun exposure, the print may fade. This is great for printing shipping labels. For the functionality and print quality, this is an excellent value!!!

I would start off with fairly basic expectations. This is a small thermal printer, not an inkjet or laser printer. You aren't going to get color prints, and things aren't going to look as crisp as a full fledged printer. However, it's perfectly fine for printing labels or other small items that you are not too considered with resolution for. So far I have only been able to use this with the iLabel app; I don't think it's possible to connect to a PC and use in other ways.The app is alright - it is clearly translated from Chinese, but it is readable and usable. You can convert photos you've taken into the black and white dot format the thermal printer uses, if you want to print those out. You can also lay out and design labels and other print items from within the app.I do think it's misleading to call it a label printer however. The included paper roll does not have adhesive backing, so you won't be able to directly adhere the printed labels to anything without tape or other adhesive added on. I also had an issue where I tried to print one of the predefined barcode labels from the app as a test, and the printer continuously rolled out paper - until I held the power button to turn it off. So there are still some bugs to work out.

I was looking more for something that would just print text but this device just didn't seem to handle the job. The print quality looks good but going from the designer to the actual print, it wasn't quite the same. I got very frustrated with this unit quickly. It was easy enough to design the label I wanted to print but I couldn't get it quite how I wanted. It still performed okay and the prints looked good.