Thermal Printer,Vretti Shipping Label Printer,Thermal Label Printer 4×6 for Shipping Label,Postage Label,Compatible with Windows,Mac OS and Linux systems
Vretti Thermal Label Printer
Features:
This shipping label printer support label width from 25.4-115mm（1-4.5″).
High Speed Printing at 6″(152mm)/s.
Adjustable Printing Width between 1-4.25″.
Widely application for Amazon, eBay, USPS, UPS etc.
No ink/TTR ribbon requirement, save your money.
vretti thermal label printer works with all windows, mac, linux system.
Package Included:
Shipping Label Printer X1
USB Cable X1
Adapter X1
label shaft X1
Label fixing Panel X1
User Manual X1
CD(ONLY INCLUDED THE WINDOW DRIVER &DIAGNOSTIC TOOL X1
Love the fact that your labels are on a roll inside the printer not cluttering up your desk. Very easy to connect to phone. I was printing in less than 10 minutes from opening the box.
Very happy with it. I’m using it hard wired into a MacBook and the print quality is amazing. Super speed! Setup was easy and the internal roller for labels is nice.
I dropped it 1* because I would have expected it to come with labels which it didn’t… And although the labels are easy to install it was quite hard to line them up correctly. Took a few trial and error prints before I knew the edge was correctly aligned.
just remember to use the right printer and the correct size of paper. it does it all for you then. ahem, did forget somewhat, found out that it don’t work too well when A4 chosen instead of 6×4. no roll of paper included, shame.
I took a chance on this bargain printer, and I’m delighted. The print quality is fine. It’s 203 DPI, so you won’t be printing photos, but it does a fine job of labels. It takes a literal second to print one, and at under 8 for a roll of 500 labels that’s less than 2p each.
It’s connected to my Raspberry Pi print server via USB. The Pi is running CUPS, and the Zebra ZPL drivers work perfectly.
A bit of sleuthing led me to the discovery that the Zebra drivers should work, and they do. That means there’s no need to install anything extra, I can run it on systems that aren’t x86, and I’m not at the mercy of the manufacturer for driver support in future.
5.0 out of 5 stars Perfect for Royal Mail labels, works in Linux (even on a Raspberry Pi)
I didn’t realise how much I needed a 4″ label printer until I got a 4″ label printer. I picked this as about the cheapest option at the time and it’s proven great – no failed prints, no fuss – starts up very quickly and belts out the labels at a good pace. I had some reservations about the ‘off brand’ but it’s really been great. What I wasn’t sure of before buying was whether this needed special software or not, but no, it’s “just a printer” like any other printer in Windows – perfect.
It’s ok shame the Bluetooth doesn’t work from a IMAC as that’s what it was to be used with, product seems to work ok once set up properly and configured.
I really love this little item despite an issue I think needs a little bit of a rethink. It was easy to set up and easy to use.
My only negative would be that it’s awkward to tear or cut off the label as there is no room so you have to open the printer to do i
This a brilliant printer and does the job very well. While plasticity, what budget printer isn’t these days? Be warned though. The setup instructions do assume a level of confidence in installing a printer beyond your normal laser or inkjet. Relax, take it slow and you’ll be pleased with the result. Or, alternatively, spend (a lot) more money to get the bells and whistles.
Nice looking one. I was using Citizen printer before. This is new to me. Looks good. Branded. Hope works better. Waiting for my thermal roll to arrive to try it.
Looks premium, way better than photos shown by the sellef
NB I think this listing has changed since I made my purchase at the end of November 2022 – I bought the Bluetooth version.
AlsoI initially wrote a one star review as the printer simply wouldn’t work, but I have since updated both the score and my written review as described below.
I did a lot of research before buying this printer and I chose this one because it had all the features I wanted (Bluetooth printing, can take different sizes of labels, labels stored inside the printer, compact, easy to use) at a good price. However, it ended up being a huge let down at first.
Although it was easy enough to download the app and connect to the printer from my iPhone, I just couldn’t get to grips with printing a label successfully. The instruction manual is in poorly translated English so it’s not particularly helpful, and the app is not intuitive and parts of it are in Chinese so it’s pretty useless. I was able to import a returns label but for some reason whenever I tried to print it the printer would think about it for 30-60 seconds and then spew out a tiny QR code as shown in the photo. The code isn’t even related to the label I was trying to print; when I scan it it comes up as ‘123457789’, so it must be a test code or something. I tried asking for help but got no reply, so customer support is completely lacking. It was so frustrating to continuously waste labels so I decided to give up and I intended to return the printer for a refund. What a waste of time and trouble.
However, I decided to give the printer a final try (if only to print its own return label!!) and it suddenly started working properly. I didn’t do anything differently; it was as if the printer all of a sudden wanted to play ball for some unknown reason and I can’t say I was unhappy about that! Now it prints labels in a matter of seconds and I’m absolutely thrilled. I may need to play around with the thickness of the printing as some of the barcodes can look a little thickbut that said they still scanned without issue by both Evri and Royal Mail so perhaps I’m better off leaving well alone!
The fact this printer is black is a big plus to me as it looks slick and it won’t change colour over time (I hate how white plastic so often yellows as it ages).
I would have liked it to come with a few sample labels for practice runs, but I’ve not marked down for the fact it doesn’t as this is mentioned in the listing so it came as no surprise.
So if you have a similar experience to me at first, don’t despair as hopefully your printer will suddenly buck up its ideas like mine did!
4.0 out of 5 stars Initially difficult/impossible to use but now works great!
I bought this because i used Linux 99.9% of the time, it took about 2 days to get this working, the supplied flash drive was a waste of time, the driver for Linux doesn’t work the driver on the suppliers website is a little better, to be honest i tried that, i don’t know which one i’m using at the moment but i now have this working great, much better than windows 10.
Recommended for the linux user if you can get it working
Love this little machine has made my life so much easier, my printer is so slow, this is so fast & no ink to mess about with or buy bonus wish I had bought it ages ago.
Great little printer. Very easy to set up and the device drivers are easy to find if you simply google the device name.
I was getting sick of manually sticking Royal Mail labels printed through my Epson Inkjet Printer and wanted something that would save the hassle of faffing about with cellotape and scissors.
This does the job perfectly and gives a great professional looking clear label that will instantly give your business more of a professional look and save you time and money.
Works out around a fiver for 500 labels and no need for ink cartridges.
Printer is amazing, not too loud, quick print speed and great quality. Really happy with my purchase. Power cable was damaged but hoping support can send me a new one, luckily I have one from another printer I can use temporarily.
purchased through Aliexpress for about 40 during the sales. Absolutley fantastic peice of kit. Does the job, i couldnt do without it now for my small business. i would certainly recommend
Brilliant little printer only issue I have is it seems to have a lose wire from transformer to printer but can’t find contact information for assistance
Great label printer. After looking through numerous ones, this seems to be functioning great. Instructions are easy to use and comes with a USB stick with the drivers on for those you don’t have a CD drive. Would certainly recommend!
Great Printer at a great price – I use it for printing postage labels through the Post Office App – Does everything I need it to. No Issues – Working perfectly!
eally easy to set up, did a few test prints works well and for the price seems decent enough, see how it goes as i only just got it but so far its looking good
This is a reasonably priced printer, and if you set it to the lowest possible print speed and a density of 8 (in my testing) you can get really pretty readable labels with working QR codes etc. Even at the lowest speed it prints a 100x150mm label in around 1.5 – 2 seconds, so no real need to go faster. Print quality at higher speed just gets worse.
In case you’re specifically buying it for use with ebay, I can confirm that the Royal Mail labels offered by ebay work fine with this printer. You have to turn off zoom etc to make sure the labels align with the 100x150mm labels, so you might waste a few goes. Make sure you get direct thermal labels.
It’s only capable of 203dpi, so that’s “fine” for single-use shipping labels, but you can’t really go much smaller than about size 8-9pt fonts.
The build quality is fine, but it’s probably targeted at the occasional use on a desktop rather than constant warehouse use – sometimes the labels don’t feed through consistently so you have to press the button on top to get a bonus blank label and to make the perforations align with the printer’s cutting edge. This might be because I’m still using a nearly-full roll of 500 labels and perhaps they’re dragging a bit. Calibration didn’t seem to help.
The printer also comes with a driver CD, but this is useless because it’s not 1996 any more. You can download the drivers directly from Seagull’s website, and, although the Linux bundle works perfectly, I just wish they would give you the simple PPD file rather than a binary self-extracting shell script.
Perfect little printer. Absolute bargain for the price. From receiving to printing first shipping label took less than 30 mins. As with others, I don’t have a CD drive so download the printer driver from Seagull. Integrates well with both ebay and etsy
The PC drivers were on the disk supply which got it up and running, then updated the drivers on the internet. I use it for eBay postage labels 4×6 inch through the postage option when item sells. This save me loads of time writing it out and paying at the post office. Also paying for postage online is a lot cheaper as well.
We do a lot of postage and shipping for work. We have in the past just printed labels with A4 paper but it is not very efficient on paper usage and having to sellotape postage details to boxes or having to hand write details on letters. This label printer significantly optimises this step amazingly well. Simply connect it up and select it as a printer option on you desktop computer and set to print labels on. The labels are sticky so you just have to stick it on to the box or letter. It save a lot of printing ink and paper. Also, it will saves on secretarial time making your business run more efficiently.
Love the fact that your labels are on a roll inside the printer not cluttering up your desk. Very easy to connect to phone. I was printing in less than 10 minutes from opening the box.
Very happy with it. I’m using it hard wired into a MacBook and the print quality is amazing. Super speed! Setup was easy and the internal roller for labels is nice.
I dropped it 1* because I would have expected it to come with labels which it didn’t… And although the labels are easy to install it was quite hard to line them up correctly. Took a few trial and error prints before I knew the edge was correctly aligned.
Once that was sorted, this is great!
just remember to use the right printer and the correct size of paper. it does it all for you then. ahem, did forget somewhat, found out that it don’t work too well when A4 chosen instead of 6×4. no roll of paper included, shame.
It’s connected to my Raspberry Pi print server via USB. The Pi is running CUPS, and the Zebra ZPL drivers work perfectly.
A bit of sleuthing led me to the discovery that the Zebra drivers should work, and they do. That means there’s no need to install anything extra, I can run it on systems that aren’t x86, and I’m not at the mercy of the manufacturer for driver support in future.
I didn’t realise how much I needed a 4″ label printer until I got a 4″ label printer. I picked this as about the cheapest option at the time and it’s proven great – no failed prints, no fuss – starts up very quickly and belts out the labels at a good pace. I had some reservations about the ‘off brand’ but it’s really been great. What I wasn’t sure of before buying was whether this needed special software or not, but no, it’s “just a printer” like any other printer in Windows – perfect.
It’s ok shame the Bluetooth doesn’t work from a IMAC as that’s what it was to be used with, product seems to work ok once set up properly and configured.
I really love this little item despite an issue I think needs a little bit of a rethink. It was easy to set up and easy to use.
My only negative would be that it’s awkward to tear or cut off the label as there is no room so you have to open the printer to do i
Good printer. Absolute value for money. Good for online businesses
Nice looking one. I was using Citizen printer before. This is new to me. Looks good. Branded. Hope works better. Waiting for my thermal roll to arrive to try it.
AlsoI initially wrote a one star review as the printer simply wouldn’t work, but I have since updated both the score and my written review as described below.
I did a lot of research before buying this printer and I chose this one because it had all the features I wanted (Bluetooth printing, can take different sizes of labels, labels stored inside the printer, compact, easy to use) at a good price. However, it ended up being a huge let down at first.
Although it was easy enough to download the app and connect to the printer from my iPhone, I just couldn’t get to grips with printing a label successfully. The instruction manual is in poorly translated English so it’s not particularly helpful, and the app is not intuitive and parts of it are in Chinese so it’s pretty useless. I was able to import a returns label but for some reason whenever I tried to print it the printer would think about it for 30-60 seconds and then spew out a tiny QR code as shown in the photo. The code isn’t even related to the label I was trying to print; when I scan it it comes up as ‘123457789’, so it must be a test code or something. I tried asking for help but got no reply, so customer support is completely lacking. It was so frustrating to continuously waste labels so I decided to give up and I intended to return the printer for a refund. What a waste of time and trouble.
However, I decided to give the printer a final try (if only to print its own return label!!) and it suddenly started working properly. I didn’t do anything differently; it was as if the printer all of a sudden wanted to play ball for some unknown reason and I can’t say I was unhappy about that! Now it prints labels in a matter of seconds and I’m absolutely thrilled. I may need to play around with the thickness of the printing as some of the barcodes can look a little thickbut that said they still scanned without issue by both Evri and Royal Mail so perhaps I’m better off leaving well alone!
The fact this printer is black is a big plus to me as it looks slick and it won’t change colour over time (I hate how white plastic so often yellows as it ages).
I would have liked it to come with a few sample labels for practice runs, but I’ve not marked down for the fact it doesn’t as this is mentioned in the listing so it came as no surprise.
So if you have a similar experience to me at first, don’t despair as hopefully your printer will suddenly buck up its ideas like mine did!
Prints fast and is small.
Was easy to align paper.
This product works very well and was very easy to set up. Is fantastic quality and prints very fast.
I bought this because i used Linux 99.9% of the time, it took about 2 days to get this working, the supplied flash drive was a waste of time, the driver for Linux doesn’t work the driver on the suppliers website is a little better, to be honest i tried that, i don’t know which one i’m using at the moment but i now have this working great, much better than windows 10.
Recommended for the linux user if you can get it working
So easy to setup, took me 5 minutes. Prints quickly and clearly. Perfect at a great price for what I need. Thanks.
Excellent product, quickly delivered, makes printing my eBay labels sooo much faste
Great printer for the money, prints really quickly and great quality shipping labels. Would recommend.
Fa il suo dovere su Windows veramente facile da impostare, forse un po’ ingombrante, ma avendo il suo portanastro interno, ci sta alla grande
Print quality good very easy to set up makes shipping much easie
Arrived well packaged and it was easy to set up and install drivers using the supplied memory stick.
works perfect, tested a few times and its fantastic that it has a feature that allows you to print various size labels due to a size reduce
It’s ok but labels hang out the back but printer is grea
Extremely well packed item, extremely easy to set up in Windows 10. It’s a pleasure to see that it takes a full role of 500 6×4 labels.
Yet to try it only just arrived, will read manual as not very tech savvy
It’s a fast and great quality printer, I got more than I paid for. Amazing!!
Super, easy to use, works great for royal mail labels.
Looked at loads before buying but glad I got this. Cheaper and does the job plus it’s easy
Love this little machine has made my life so much easier, my printer is so slow, this is so fast & no ink to mess about with or buy bonus wish I had bought it ages ago.
Great little printer. Very easy to set up and the device drivers are easy to find if you simply google the device name.
I was getting sick of manually sticking Royal Mail labels printed through my Epson Inkjet Printer and wanted something that would save the hassle of faffing about with cellotape and scissors.
This does the job perfectly and gives a great professional looking clear label that will instantly give your business more of a professional look and save you time and money.
Works out around a fiver for 500 labels and no need for ink cartridges.
Highly recommended for any small business.
Printer is amazing, not too loud, quick print speed and great quality. Really happy with my purchase. Power cable was damaged but hoping support can send me a new one, luckily I have one from another printer I can use temporarily.
Really easy to set up. Nice quick delivery and print on the device.
purchased through Aliexpress for about 40 during the sales. Absolutley fantastic peice of kit. Does the job, i couldnt do without it now for my small business. i would certainly recommend
Brilliant little printer only issue I have is it seems to have a lose wire from transformer to printer but can’t find contact information for assistance
Great label printer. After looking through numerous ones, this seems to be functioning great. Instructions are easy to use and comes with a USB stick with the drivers on for those you don’t have a CD drive. Would certainly recommend!
Great Printer at a great price – I use it for printing postage labels through the Post Office App – Does everything I need it to. No Issues – Working perfectly!
eally easy to set up, did a few test prints works well and for the price seems decent enough, see how it goes as i only just got it but so far its looking good
This is a reasonably priced printer, and if you set it to the lowest possible print speed and a density of 8 (in my testing) you can get really pretty readable labels with working QR codes etc. Even at the lowest speed it prints a 100x150mm label in around 1.5 – 2 seconds, so no real need to go faster. Print quality at higher speed just gets worse.
In case you’re specifically buying it for use with ebay, I can confirm that the Royal Mail labels offered by ebay work fine with this printer. You have to turn off zoom etc to make sure the labels align with the 100x150mm labels, so you might waste a few goes. Make sure you get direct thermal labels.
It’s only capable of 203dpi, so that’s “fine” for single-use shipping labels, but you can’t really go much smaller than about size 8-9pt fonts.
The build quality is fine, but it’s probably targeted at the occasional use on a desktop rather than constant warehouse use – sometimes the labels don’t feed through consistently so you have to press the button on top to get a bonus blank label and to make the perforations align with the printer’s cutting edge. This might be because I’m still using a nearly-full roll of 500 labels and perhaps they’re dragging a bit. Calibration didn’t seem to help.
The printer also comes with a driver CD, but this is useless because it’s not 1996 any more. You can download the drivers directly from Seagull’s website, and, although the Linux bundle works perfectly, I just wish they would give you the simple PPD file rather than a binary self-extracting shell script.
Perfect little printer. Absolute bargain for the price. From receiving to printing first shipping label took less than 30 mins. As with others, I don’t have a CD drive so download the printer driver from Seagull. Integrates well with both ebay and etsy
Easy set up, I downloaded the drivers straight from their website as I don’t have a disk drive in my computer, works on windows 10 great
Not the quietest but because it’s so fast it’s not a problem
Would recommend to anybody
The PC drivers were on the disk supply which got it up and running, then updated the drivers on the internet. I use it for eBay postage labels 4×6 inch through the postage option when item sells. This save me loads of time writing it out and paying at the post office. Also paying for postage online is a lot cheaper as well.
We do a lot of postage and shipping for work. We have in the past just printed labels with A4 paper but it is not very efficient on paper usage and having to sellotape postage details to boxes or having to hand write details on letters. This label printer significantly optimises this step amazingly well. Simply connect it up and select it as a printer option on you desktop computer and set to print labels on. The labels are sticky so you just have to stick it on to the box or letter. It save a lot of printing ink and paper. Also, it will saves on secretarial time making your business run more efficiently.