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DYMO LabelWriter 550 Label Printer
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Description
Label printing jobs come fast, accurate, and hassle-free with the DYMO LabelWriter 550 label printer. With its unique Automatic Label Recognition, you always know which labels (by size, type, and color) are loaded into the label maker at a glance. You’ll also know how many labels are remaining, so you'll never run out mid-job. The direct thermal printer replaces the need to buy costly ink or toner, while the portable size helps it fit into any modern workspace with ease. It's up to 20% faster than the LabelWriter 450*. And with the ability to print precise quantities, you'll never need to wrestle with sheet labels again!
*Speed based on USB Connected, 4-line address label
Features
- AUTOMATIC LABEL RECOGNITION: Label printer lets you see the size, type, and number of remaining labels at a glance
- ELIMINATE WASTE AND HASSLE OF SHEET LABELS: Print precise label quantities with ease
- NEVER BUY INK AGAIN: Direct thermal label printer, no expensive ink or toner required
- PRINT FAST: Up to 20% faster than the LabelWriter 450 — prints up to 62* labels per minute*
- ONLY WORKS WITH AUTHENTIC DYMO LABELS: Uses only high-quality, BPA-free DYMO Authentic LabelWriter labels; paper labels are made from FSC® certified material
- FREE DYMO CONNECT FOR DESKTOP SOFTWARE: Create and customize 60+ label types through USB connectivity
Specifications
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Item # 2112552
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Dimensions: 8 ½" x 5 ⅓" x 7 ⅜"
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Color: Black
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Software Compatibility: Compatible with DYMO Connect for Desktop with Windows 8.1 (or later) and Mac 10.14 (or later)
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Label Compatibility: LabelWriter labels manufactured after April 2020.
Best For
Mailing and Shipping
Create shipping and mailing labels.
Asset Tracking
Barcode labels help track inventory and assets.
Nametag
Create nametags in seconds.
Specialty
Multi-use labels provide product information and organizational solutions.
Pricetag
Pricetags provide up-to-date product information.
Recommended Use
- Mailing and Shipping
- Food Service
- Retail
- Visitor Management
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Rated 1 out of
5
by
ClienTrax from
Don't Purchase 550 for RX Label use
This printer has great potential with the new ethernet port, however in our industry there are over 28,000 Veterinary clinics in the US. Most all of these hospitals currently have at least one Dymo 330, 400, or 450 for the printing of RX labels. These hospitals will unfortunately not be able to use this product! This new printer does not allow for generic manufactured labels. Labels must come from Dymo, yet Dymo doesn't produce a RX sized label that is printed with a warning "Keep out of Children's Reach. For Veterinary Use only". This label is required by law by the FDA. CFR - Code of Federal Regulations Title 21.
Date published: 2021-10-20
Rated 1 out of
5
by
VCCBrad from
Software Issues
We operate over 300 Dymo Labelwriter 450's and 400's. We're now trying to integrate the new 550 into our environment, which includes Windows 10 workstations connecting to terminal servers.
The new Dymo "Connect" software will not install onto Windows Server (they told me server 2016, but it fails to install on 2019 as well). Attempts to install result in "The operating system is not adequate for running DYMO Connect". I never had any issues with Dymo Label v.8 on Windows Server.
That, and Dymo's attempt at pulling a Keurig with this "only official labels" stuff is making me rather upset at this point.
Date published: 2021-10-20
Rated 1 out of
5
by
Urchin from
Do not buy this printer
We use multiple Dymo printers, and we have the option to use other labels in the printer. I thought we would have the same experience with this one, but unfortunately we did not. All Dymo says is "sorry for the inconvenience, but the box says only use our labels.." That doesn't fix the problem with working with our system and using all the labels we have- and now we have a printer that is unusable. Calling Dymo wont fix the problem either, they dont care and wont do anything about it. Nice job guys. You've lost my business and the word will spread about your poor product. Very disappointing.
Date published: 2021-11-04
Rated 1 out of
5
by
CritterDoc from
DYMO User For Decades, But No Longer
Tried to replace one of the several DYMO 450s I have at my business only to find they've been discontinued and replaced with the 550. As others have noted, you can no longer use your own generic rolls of paper with them any more which means I would have to do away with my business logo that's pre-printed on rolls costing a fifth of the price of theirs. You'll notice if you get on Amazon that customers are not allowed to leave reviews on the new printers, presumably because they don't want people to know about the change before buying one. I'm switching to a different brand and I'd bet good money DYMO will be out of business within a few years.
Date published: 2023-02-15
Rated 1 out of
5
by
rykhalil4 from
Propietary Nonsense and No Linux Support
This has got to be one of the biggest jokes of a followup product I've ever seen.
For seemingly no other reason than greed, Dymo has introduced a followup to the LW450 that requires you to use labels with a proprietary RFID chip that the printer requires in order to print. Which means any previous Dymo labels you already have in stock just straight up don't work. Even with a limited exchange program, huge slap in the face to consumers.
The next issue: this printer no longer works with Linux CUPS drivers.
The LW450 works perfectly with Linux using CUPS.
This one does not. Which means I'm returning it.
Date published: 2021-12-05
Rated 1 out of
5
by
slingshottech from
More like "Automatic Label REJECTION..."
Our company has heavily used Dymo 450s over the years, and I was hopeful the 550s would be even better with Ethernet connectivity as an option. So I bought one to test, despite reading about not being able to use custom labels. I was hopeful this would not be the case.
Unfortunately, my suspicions were correct. The 550 Turbo did not recognize our company-branded custom labels used to serialize all of our products. This is a dealbreaker. I can live with manually changing the label size on the 450 if it means being able to use the custom-printed labels we've spent hundreds of dollars on.
Steer clear of the LabelWriter 550/550 Turbo if you depend on it for business purposes - and take good care of your existing 450/450 Turbos.
Date published: 2021-10-29
Rated 1 out of
5
by
mstexas from
Forced to buy labels at the company store!
DO NOT PUCHASE THE 550 model unless you want to be forced to puchase special Dymo labels at a huge premium in price. For two decades we have used mostly 3rd party labels in over 320 Veterinary Hospitals successfully with Dymo printers all the way back to the SE250 model. Now Dymo requires their special RFID marked labels??? Dymo does not even make the special sized label we need for small pill bottles and packages. Good bye Dymo.
Date published: 2021-10-19
Rated 1 out of
5
by
Frustrated Customer from
Sneaky Marketing Ploy
IT delivered this printer as a replacement for the 450 Turbo they took from us. Turns out DYMO had added an RFID sticker on the cores of their labels, which prevents the 550 printer series from using thrid party labels. So, not only do we now have to purchase DYMO labels at 4x the cost, but we can't even use the old DYMO labels we happened to have on hand. Good job, DYMO, you've found a way to upset & frustrate your customers by labeling this hurdle as a "feature".
Date published: 2021-10-14
