A simple question to whomever in charge of designing the new software: how do you configure different paper sizes on the twin outputs? do you really think it is easy for end users? Then, what is the value to have twin outputs? A great printer ruined by the user software.

I have purchased and used over 100 Dymo LabelWriters in my multistate retail stores and warehouses, and loved them. Now with the RFID chip on the Dymo rolls, making it impossible to purchase less expensive labels, I am phasing out the Dymo LabelWriter in all locations. It makes me sad, Dymo has been my go to printer for over 10 years

I use my Dymo printer all day long. We are constantly sending out letters and mailers. It is quick, convenient and I use it to label everything, not just mail. My only "complaint" if it can even be called that is that it is not cost effective for large mailers of 100+ people. It is cheaper just to print my own labels on the sheets but for individual labels, this printer just cannot be beat.

We use iMacs, Software keeps dropping out making the printer pretty much useless. Every time we need to use it we have to re-install software. making this a pretty much useless.

First product like this I've successfully used on Mac. Has never jammed. Did have a few driver issues, but they seem to be gone with current versions. Overall, couldn't be happier

We own 2 of these magnificent machines and have used them flawlessly for over 2 decades. The occassional minor issues are generally due to user error and are quickly resolved with patience and very little effort.

We use the twin for work for printing mailing labels & visitor badges. The printer worked fine then just starts shooting out labels with black lines. Replaced unit same thing happens shortly after with new unit (go maybe 6 months out of it)

I bought this model, prints perfect with windows (no problem). But can not run on my professional android tablet (stanley s331). Find only Windows and Mac drivers...so sad

I've have the 450 Twin Turbo for years and it operated flawlessly. Now I can't get it to work on a machine with Windows 10 (it can't find the printer?!) and the install fails on a machine with Windows 11. I'm so frustrated!

We have about 8 techs using this label maker and it has never failed any of us. We have had it for about two years, it is used several times a day for various reasons. We make many different size labels and we all think it is the best we have seen.