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Mar 31, 2016
Excellent quality and very reasonable price
It's a refurbished, older model with very minor dings, but for basic apps and even current (iOS 9.2) software, it's a great deal. The price and 60-day warranty were definite selling points.
Oct 23, 2015
Wiha = best screwdrivers
Torx, Phillips, slotted, whatever. I've bought multiple Wiha sets and individual drivers, and have always found their products to be of the highest quality. They have the widest selection of styles and sizes of any tool lines I've purchased, so it's possible to get exactly what the job calls for. I highly recommend them for accuracy (sizing and perfectly-cut tips) and durability..
Dymo LabelWriter 450 Twin Turbo Direct Thermal Monochrome USB Label Printer
Jul 26, 2017
Great, simple label printer
3 of 3 found this helpful This is my fourth LabelWriter 450 turbo (first twin-label one), and all are working great. I have one at home that I use occasionally, we have two at our office/shop that we use constantly, and another (the twin-turbo model) in our "new" remote shop that's getting plenty of use, now, as well. Drivers were easy to install (MacOS, in my case, for all installations of mine) and the app is very straightforward - with provisions for lots of label types, sizes, and configurations (address, return-address, barcode, miscellaneous ident labels, etc.). The dual-label version is really only an advantage if you do a lot of label-size swapping, but comes in very handy in that case - saving figuring out where and how to store those partial rolls of different label sizes and types that you swap in and out.
If you are a compulsive labeler (or have a real need to print legible, convenient, labels for bins, containers, products, or other items), it's a reasonable buy. Label rolls aren't terribly expensive, but aren't dirt-cheap, either - so be sure to consider what you really need before you stock up with a drawer full.
The only real inherent drawback I've encountered is that the labels are thermally printed - so they will fade with time (and heat) and don't stand up to much wear unless you cover them with clear tape - so they aren't the greatest for permanent inventory labeling. Read the instructions and don't panic if you get a label jam (rare, but it can happen).