MUNBYN Shipping Label Printer Bluetooth Connection, Thermal Label Printer 4x6, Postage Label Printer for Business, Compatible with Etsy, Shopify, Ebay, Amazon, Royal Mail, DHL, DPD, Evri, 130B, White
£79.99
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2024-09-16 06:20:27
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This device connects to iOS and Android phones and tablets via Bluetooth, while Windows and macOS connect via USB.
Print anywhere, anytime with the MUNBYN Print APP for Android and iOS. The app's easy-to-use interface lets you create labels on the go, cutting, rotating, and printing from anywhere. The 720g printer is lightweight, portable, and easy to hold with one hand.
This Bluetooth label printer is compatible with major shipping partners and marketplaces like Amazon, Shopify, eBay, and more. It works with direct thermal labels from 1.57" to 4.3" wide, including envelope labels, package labels, and more.
The MUNBYN RealWriter 130 Bluetooth is eco-friendly, with a carbon-neutral lifecycle. It uses direct thermal technology and a Japanese ROHM printer head, eliminating the need for ink or toner.
The printer is fast and reliable, printing up to 72 labels per minute, and can analyze and calibrate labels automatically.
Print anywhere, anytime with the MUNBYN Print APP for Android and iOS. The app's easy-to-use interface lets you create labels on the go, cutting, rotating, and printing from anywhere. The 720g printer is lightweight, portable, and easy to hold with one hand.
This Bluetooth label printer is compatible with major shipping partners and marketplaces like Amazon, Shopify, eBay, and more. It works with direct thermal labels from 1.57" to 4.3" wide, including envelope labels, package labels, and more.
The MUNBYN RealWriter 130 Bluetooth is eco-friendly, with a carbon-neutral lifecycle. It uses direct thermal technology and a Japanese ROHM printer head, eliminating the need for ink or toner.
The printer is fast and reliable, printing up to 72 labels per minute, and can analyze and calibrate labels automatically.
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