Nada Print

my mom got this printer and never used it so i gave it a try and OH MY GOSH IT IS SO COOL! i’m printing out so many stickers and i’m gonna give them to my friends and stick em up all over my school like a maniac. i’ve already printed out like 4 “Banana Jareth” labyrinth memes to give to my friends and theatre teacher. only downside, i thought, was that it didnt print in color. but my friends and i are art students anyways and colored it in (my friend gave her Jareth bisexual hair lol) so it didnt seem to be that much of a problem this is awesome dude, thanks! and happy new year!

Normally I only review games, but I think this is important. I think what I write might go for all models, but only goes for the D21 for sure. The short version is this: it works. It has a few inconveniences, but is fully functional. Here’s the detailed version: setting it up is frustrating. As someone who’s set up 3D printers before, I know the feeling. The instructions are fairly clear and easy to follow, but then you run into a problem. You can’t print. Sometimes you print one thing, and then it stops working. Sometimes it says there’s no paper. Sometimes it says it finished printing. Here’s what’s happening: when you finish printing something (and sometimes fresh out of the box) it makes a small gap between the paper and the sticker paper that was printed on, right below your print. It will refuse to print on imperfect paper, even if you can barely notice the flaws. Any other damage, such as a crease, will also prevent it from printing. This can be easily fixed by opening up the top and pulling the paper further out so that the printer doesn’t have to confront the unusable paper. This is annoying because this wastes a lot of paper, but you can always buy more. But this also causes a lot of panic by making new users believe that their printer didn’t work. If the developers are reading this, please place a note about this in the instructions.

This app is required for me to use a label maker I purchased. I am surprised there are only 3 reviews before me. The app is fairly easy to learn. Edits to labels are easy. However… I feel like I’m using a cheap version of what could be a very nice app if the effort was made. Just a few examples… • Many of the few fonts available are almost exactly the same • There are lots of font buttons but they are blank - why are they even there? • The fonts have the same identical title so, for me, that is a royal pain. • there is no copy and paste option for if you want to make matching labels for different products - you have to start over from the beginning • calibration does not save from one print to the next even if you’re using the same label and same label roll- this makes for a lot of wasted labels and ink… I’m in shock at how much waste it’s been so far because the calibration is so far off. • Icon options are very limited Overall, this is a perfect option for very basic print needs such as home labeling of cabinet supplies, but not the best option for a very small business such as a small farm stand etc wanting to label a few products, and certainly not an appropriate choice for any business who has any steady volume of products to label. Hope this review helps someone.