Has anyone used these labels on a LASER PRINTER? How was the quality?
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Sorry I didn't use a laser printer but they were suggested to be good for those types of printers too.
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Yes, I always use my laser printer for CD/DVD labels. The printing is much more durable than the inkjet printer. I use the preset style "Laser Labels" in the printer preferences. These work perfectly, no problems and just as well as the Avery brand.
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While I can't say that the adhesive is "as strong as USPS labels," I've used these for a long time (several years), and they adhere very well. I've never had an issue with any of them.
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This is my opinion only. When it comes to supplies for something I depend on I use the manufacturer's labels. I've never used the aftermarket ones. In my Brother laser I use just Brother toner. In my Canon laser I opted to use the lesser cost aftermarket toner but haven't formed an opinion on that yet.
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I tried with no luck. Ended up with another printer for amazon labels. Haven't tried in a year so they may have changed it.
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These use the standard label cartridges. They will hold up as well as any other labels.
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Hi Mike,The question can be answered many ways, there are cheaper alternatives out there such as offbrand labels, but just a reminder, this is a THERMAL printer so your options other than offbrand labels are limited
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Thanks for the good information. What label printing software do you use to make sure the label printing aligns with the inserted label? In other words, how do you make sure the label prints properly and isn't an inch or so off center?Paul
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I used a laser color printer and had these water bottle labels submerged in ice and water for more than 12 hours. When I pulled a bottle out, label was still stuck to the bottle with no damage to label what so ever! It's a pretty awesome product! I think that if you used them with an ink jet printer, the color may run off, but not certain about that.
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Quite well for a laser printer. They are not quite true photo quality but for a business flyer or similar they are superior to any other laser printer I've used. The toner OKI uses gives a nice shine and finish to the picture and I would say that if you need better then you would be better off going to inkjet photo paper and an actual photo printer. Hope this helps.
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I had wonderful success with these with just an old dot matrix printer. I no longer own a laser printer. Terry York
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I use Brother's label maker (they are adhesive on one side) on these and then they last forever if I want them to. If I want to put on a different label I just put the new one over the old one. It's the only system that has worked for me.
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That would depend on the printer you use, I guess. I use a laser, and just tried wetting them and they did not run. I like these labels a lot because they adhere to my boxes really well.
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I use them on paper and labels, but have not tried them on anything else. They have been terrific for my needs, but think they might not be too successful on other surfaces. Cheers, Sydney
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I never used a printer on mine, but two other reviewers said they worked fine for that. I found they peeled off painted surfaces just fine. My only criticism was that they seemed thinner than I expected: they don't hide what's underneath unless you use two layers.
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Hi Thad. I don't use the labels on fabric but the quality seems to be the same as the Dymo brand. We have been very happy with them. I hope that helps.
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They peel off easily. I have not had any problem with residue. I really like the labels as there is plenty of space for the date and name of contents.
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I do print envelopes with this printer. They come out flattened, with a little crinkle in the upper left hand corner. I've only do one at a time. When I have a lot to do I print labels off a dot matrix printer. I've never had a laser printer that prints envelopes flawlessly. And I have had many, many, laser printers.