I have contacted Dymo twice with no response about a replacement adapter. We pretty much have a dymo on every desk at my job and I can't even get one adapter. It's not even an option to just purchase one on the website. It shouldn't be this difficult!

I can't say enough great things about this product. I use to have to get up and down and down the hall back and forth several time to print labels and stamps. Now I have one handy little compact machine on my desk that handles both at the same time without me having to waste so much time. Labels are easy to order also. I send out a lot of different sized and weighted envelopes. It is so easy to print the labels and stamps that it has literally cut my time in half so I am much more effecient. I have no complaints at all about this machine or its labels.

I bought Demo LW 450 Twin Turbo but the software is terrible, I thought I can print 2 different size labels with the same address in one easy step, but I have to print one label & than second label separately. It should be 2 labels on 1 screen & click print. 2 labels with same address but on different size labels at once. Maybe I'm wrong but with this new software it is impossible.

This is ridiculous that it does not come with a CD and a user manual. So far, the website sucks. I download three users guides all for Belgium. I have spent 30 minutes on the website and still waiting for DC setup.exe to download. In the meantime, looking for an English user guide to set up the labels correctly. I am ready to return this and forget about it.

Have owned multiple Dymo printers over the years. This is the latest, but every time I go to print, it is "offline". Replaced the USB cable, but that doesn't help. Unplug power cord and plug it back in - immediately started spewing labels, some blank, some not, and since I was messing with the power cord (on the bottom) I was holding the printer, so the labels fed back into the feeder, wrapping up like a loose shirt in the power take off of a tractor. Once that got unclogged and tried to reload the labels, it decided to just start feeding blank labels for a while. Managed to catch them and pull them back in, only to release the release lever and have it do it all again. So went looking for answers on Dymo - oh, new software? Great, let's try that. Hmm, how convenient, it doesn't know how to read the old address book, so you have to manually export to NON-Dymo format to reimport into the new software. Which apparently does just about everything under the sun...except just print a label. I did see an option to print the entire imported file, but really no indication if it would print any of them correctly - just a bunch of fields in a CSV file. So back to the old software, which it seems is the best option. Sadly, this is an entire exercise in resurrecting the perpetually offline printer every time I need to print a label. This is about the farthest from convenient or even useful I've ever seen. I know the state of software engineering is in shambles and the bar for "release version" is basically if it doesn't cause any fatalities it's good to go. Thanks for your contributions to the the pile of useless software we have to choose from when we feel like wasting a few hours of precious life when we want to mail a letter.

I've been using labelwriter printers for just shy of 20 years now. I have owned multiple 450 twin turbos. I agree wholeheartedly that the latest dymo software is absolute garbage compared to what they had 15+ years ago. Bring back the old software.

As part of my job I test and use many different models and brands and for my personal use with our MAC computers we use the DYMO label printers. We have units that print labels, plastic labels and postage and find this product as one of the all time great time savers and a great value.

Once I BEGAN to learn to properly use the labelwriter software, printing began to be a breeze. As a typical tech (or former tech), I rush ahead without bothering to read instructions. But, then, instructions are often not written to reach every member of an audience! Anyway, I love the "intelligent address box" AND the address fixer! However, I WOULD pay more for a Dymo printer if it had the ability to recognize the FORMS installed. Would that be difficult? By "more" I mean up to double.

The Dymo label writer has saved me lots of time addressing packages and standing in line at the post office. The labels look professional and even have my company logo on them. The only cons are that you can't turn it off without unplugging it, and that the machine gobbles up labels once in awhile.

I've had this printer for about 2 years. I have had no problems with it whatsoever. Works like a champ. I just wish Dymo had a twin port wireless printer. Sometimes I need to print something from my phone. No way to do that with this thermal printer.