I know this is a weird reason to love a printer, but my cat, Mittens, is a certified menace who used to constantly attack and unravel the stack of labels behind my old ROLLO printer. The internal label holder on this FreeX means it's completely cat-proof. This is a small but very, very significant victory in my household.
Zero ink and works with any thermal label rolls I already had. My shipping costs dropped by 30%. Plug-and-play setup on Windows—couldn’t ask for more.
Best decision ever. Saves time and money.
As an Etsy seller, desk space is premium. This FreeX 4x6 wireless printer fits perfectly and prints 100 orders without a refill. Love the AirPrint compatibility!
I was worried about compatibility, but I use Pirate Ship for all my labels and my Windows 11 PC detected the FreeX printer immediately after I installed the drivers. It shows up as an option and prints perfectly formatted labels every time. Zero issues.
I love the small footprint and direct thermal savings, but the setup software feels half-baked. It crashed twice on Windows 10, delaying my shipping.
I’m all about zero consumables. FreeX delivers crisp 4×6 labels without ink, cutting my costs by half. Love it!
As an Etsy shop owner, space is tight. FreeX’s compact design and Wi-Fi printing from my iPhone let me crank out orders without clutter or cables—amazing.
The 16 GSM glue is amazing but tabs sometimes peel too quickly if you’re in a hurry.
Nothing more to say.
I expected an upgrade over my DYMO LabelWriter, but software hiccups and occasional misfeeds dampen the experience. Hardware is great, but I need stable reliability for daily shipping.
The printer hardware is top-notch: crisp 203 dpi output and fast speeds. But the mobile app is slow and loses settings after sleep—frustrating for quick print jobs.
Took zero space on my desk and prints like a champ.
No ink, zero extra costs. Works seamlessly with any thermal label brand. My shipping expenses just plummeted—highly recommend.
That sleek, compact build looks great on my desk, but the lack of WiFi compatibility kills my workflow. I have to keep it tethered via USB, which is a pain when I run labeling across two laptops.
I printed over 2,000 labels last month and still have so much life left in the SuperRoll—phenomenal reliability and savings.
I was so hopeful for this one. The main selling point for me was the promise of "Superior WiFi Stability" because my last wireless printer was a nightmare. And while the FreeX SuperRoll does print nicely when it's connected, the problem is keeping it connected. At least twice a day, right in the middle of a big batch of labels for my shop, it will just drop off the network for no reason. I have to power cycle it and my router to get it back. It's better than my old one, which dropped every hour, but calling this "superior" feels generous. It works, but it's not the reliable workhorse I needed.
Works flawlessly in my Brother QL-1110NWB. Saves me from buying proprietary rolls—huge cost drop.
It's a great printer. Fast, easy, reliable. I just wish it came in black to match the rest of my desk setup.
We use this in our small warehouse for all our outbound shipments. It prints hundreds of labels a day without a single complaint. It's fast, reliable, and the ability to use any thermal labels we find on sale saves us a fortune. Great value. EDIT (6 months later): Just wanted to update that this thing is still running like a champ. We've probably printed 30,000+ labels on it by now. No change in quality or speed. Truly a commercial-grade machine.
I used a Zebra ZP450 at my old job and it was a reliable tank, but it was also loud, ugly, and a pain to set up drivers for. This little FreeX printer is basically silent in comparison, looks a thousand times better on my desk, and the AirPrint feature is pure magic. No drivers! It's just as fast for my purposes. This is a massive upgrade for a home office setup.
I bought my first roll of these over a year ago. I'm on my 5th roll now and I can confidently say they are the most reliable labels I've ever used. The adhesive quality has been consistent roll after roll, which is important. I've shipped hundreds of packages and not a single one has had a label issue. Don't cheap out on other brands, these are worth it.EDIT (6 months later): Just came back to say they're STILL the best. I recently shipped a bunch of poly mailers which can be tricky for some labels to stick to. These things hold on like champs. No issues whatsoever.
Switched from RolloPro, and the FreeX WiFiMAX leaves it in the dust. No more external label stacks, and Wi-Fi printing from MacBook is rock solid. My desk thanks me.
600 labels per roll cut my costs by over 30% compared to older brands. Total game-changer.
It's a great 4x6 shipping label printer. Prints fast, quality is good. My only complaint is that the included power brick cable is a little short for my setup. Had to use an extension cord.