Zebra ZP450 (ZP 450) Label Thermal Bar Code Printer – USB, Serial, and Parallel Connectivity 203 DPI Resolution with Power Cord + USB 2.0 Cable + Microfiber Cloth (Renewed)
$397.99
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[Plug-and-Play Connectivity] With Parallel, USB, and Serial connectivity options, this printer easily integrates into various low-volume printing environments, such as shipping and receiving areas, offices, and retail settings.
[Efficient Label Printing] The Zebra ZP 450 is purpose-built for label printing, offering direct thermal technology with a max print speed 5 ips & max print resolution 203 dpi quick and efficient label production.
[Compact and Durable Design] The double-walled construction and sleek design make this desktop printer robust enough for busy work environments, ensuring it can withstand the demands of daily use.
[Versatile Label Compatibility] The ZP 450 can handle a variety of label types, including UPS, FedEx, labels, making it a versatile choice for businesses that require diverse shipping and labeling solutions.
[Package Includes] – ZP450 Label printers, 24V Power Adapter, 1x USB 2.0 Cable + Microfiber Cloth Included
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Fernando –
Compact Printer
Works well.
Thomas K. –
Zebra Label Printers (Zebra ZD410 Ethernet)
The Zebra ZD410 Ethernet label printer works well for small spaces and busy workflows. Its compact size makes it easy to fit on a cluttered desk or a small counter. The printerâs speed is very quick, making it good for printing a high volume of labels quickly. With the addition of ethernet connectivity, you’ll always have a steady connection in areas where wireless connectivity may not be so great.The setup process required downloading the correct drivers, which took a little bit of time, but it was smooth once everything was installed. The print quality is good, and it handles various label sizes without jamming. This printer seems like it would be best suited for offices, retail shops, or perhaps product resellers needing a compact, but quick and reliable labeling solution. Itâs a good pick for anyone that requires speed, ease of use as well as quality with both the printer and the print quality.
Karalynn & Tyler –
Zebra Stripes Ahead: A Printing Powerhouse
Embarking on a new printing adventure, I found myself eyeing the Zebra ZD410 Ethernet with a mix of curiosity and skepticism. Little did I know, this sleek label printer would soon become my trusted companion in the world of efficient labeling.From the moment I unboxed it, the ZD410 exuded a sense of professionalism. Its compact design seamlessly blended into my workspace, while its intuitive interface made setting it up a breeze. The real magic, however, unfolded when I put it to the test. With lightning-fast print speeds and crisp, high-quality output, this zebra-striped marvel left me in awe. Whether I needed to label inventory, shipping packages, or even my personal belongings, the ZD410 delivered with precision and reliability. The only downside? Its voracious appetite for labels, which meant frequent restocking a small price to pay for such stellar performance.
Hogee Pogee –
Amazing printer!
We use this to print QR codes to track our inventory. It is amazing. It prints so fast and the clarity is top of the line. I used to think my portable label maker was really good, but this blows that out of the water.It connected to my computer quickly and easily and gave me no issues. I’m always skeptical of buying refurbished items because I don’t know if the seller installed any malware or key loggers in them. I haven’t noticed anything to be worried about with this. So far so good. I’m happy with it and am glad we have this to fit our small business needs.
Miech –
A Network Connected Workhorse
I was particularly interested in the ethernet connectivity as I have a well established ethernet network in my home and avoid wireless at any opportunity. Being network attached also means that the printer was available to all of my devices without the need to hunt down cables to plug in.My primary system is a Macbook Pro and I had no issue setting up the mac to print out of the Zebra. Zebra supports CUPS out of the box, and so does the Mac (with a little bit of somewhat complex configuration), but once done, it works. The printer shows up as a standard printer and is selectable within your favorite label software. This printer was clearly designed for the corporate world as it prints FAST. I typically print a label or 2 at a time, so the label is already done by the time I turn around.I had some initial issues with the labels printing off the margins. As it turns out, I had assumed this model included the 300dpi print head, but it was instead 203dpi, my mistake. Upon correcting the settings I was able to print correctly.I have used several different sizes of labels in this printer from smaller 1″ to wider 2″ return address labels and changing between them is easy. The auto calibration feature of the printer scans the labels and seems to set the internal margins correctly. My one gripe with this process is that it does waste some labels as it moves a few forward during scanning, but leaves them out. It may be possible to open and re-wind, but I would assume that would break the position calibration.The build quality of the printer is fantastic. This thing is a tank and is clearly designed for frequent and long term use. The use of a thermal print head is great as it saves a long of money on ink/toner and finding aftermarket direct thermal labels is cheap and easy.In terms of print quality, there are a lot of factors involved from the drivers, software, etc. When the printer prints its own internal configuration, the font is tiny and crystal clear, but whenever I print labels they seem to be fuzzy. Several software products I have used had different means of printing from image to pdf so there is clearly some translation involved between what the user sees and what ultimately gets sent to the printer as a command. I hope to figure that aspect out in the future, but for now the clarity is fine for what I use them for.Ultimately, the only reason I knocked off a single star for this product is that it can be a bit complicated to get set up properly and the clarity of the labels it produces could be better. Other than that, for an always-available, networked, thermal label maker, this thing can’t be beat and I fully expect it to be printing labels for me for the next several decades.
WeBuyEverythingOnAmazon –
Reminder Why Zebra Makes the Best Label Printers for Shipping
Been using this a couple of months now and it’s just as good as my old Eltron-Zebra 284X series printers that I have a few dozen of from 25 years ago that I got through UPS. This is an update on those and I was concerned it wouldn’t be as sturdy and well-made but it’s a tank. Huge. Heavy. Solid. Really, really well-built. They don’t get any better than this: super printing with very clear contrast and nice grayscale. Truly the best.
RJH –
High quality printer
Zebra printers are some of the best printers for reliability. I use one for printing shipping labels and it’s been working fine for years. This one is a narrow (2.5″) printer that I use for printing bar codes. It has both USB and Ethernet connections. You need to download the Windows drivers from the Zebra site.