FreeX USB SuperRoll Thermal Printer for 4x6 Shipping Label and More
The Best All-in-One 4x6 Label Printer with a Built-in 600 SuperRoll Holder!
No Ink, No Label Holder, No Hassle! FreeX All-in-One SuperRoll 4x6 Thermal Label Printer in sleek minimal design!
This is the wired USB-only version of the FreeX All-in-One SuperRoll Label Printer, if you need the wireless WiFi version, check out the FreeX WiFi SuperRoll Label Printer!
The FreeX USB SuperRoll Printer is FINALLY BACK IN STOCK!
All orders of NEW units placed Monday through Friday by 4 pm EST will be shipped out that same day.
Limited Availability - Purchase your unit now before we sell out to backorder again!
Meanwhile, you can get our certified refurbished unit in stock for less! It comes with the same 30-day money-back guarantee!
Main Features:
BUILT-IN SUPERROLL LABEL HOLDER FreeX comes with a built-in SuperRoll label holder packing in a whopping 600 pieces of 4x6 shipping labels.
HIGHLY COMPACT ALL-IN-ONE DESIGN Designed for a compact fit in any home or office, FreeX with a built-in SuperRoll holder is sized comfortably at 7.87x6.84x7.05 inches (200x173.5x179 mm)
UNPARALLELED PRODUCTIVITY, QUALITY, & RELIABILITY Industry-leading high-speed printing at up to 170 mm/s with the highest commercial-grade 203 dpi printing resolution available. Unmatched Printing Lifespan: 492,126 ft (150 km), which is 50.3% more length than the leading competitor.
ULTIMATE SMART COMPATIBILITY FreeX thermal printer will automatically recognize, feed, and adjust to several types of labels ranging from 0.78 to 4.1 inches (20 to 104 mm) width. Compatible with all major shipping platforms including USPS, FedEx, UPS, ShipStation, ShippingEasy, Shippo, ShipWorks, and marketplaces including Amazon, eBay, Etsy, Shopify, BigCommerce, and more! Works for all popular barcode types.
FreeX printer doesn't come with labels, purchase your FreeX SuperRoll label here.
Package Includes:
x1 FreeX USB SuperRoll Thermal Printer
x1 Power Adapter (buy a replacement here)
x1 USB Cable (buy a replacement here)
QUICK START GUIDE
Upon receiving your FreeX WiFi label printer, please go to GetFreeX.com/start for a smooth setup experience.
How do I choose the right FreeX Thermal Label Printer?
| Model/Compatibility | FreeX WiFiMAX | FreeX WiFi | FreeX USB |
| Wired USB | ✅ Driver-Free | ✅ Driver Required | ✅ Driver Required |
| WiFi (macOS/Windows) | ✅ Driver-Free | ✅ Driver Required | ❌ Not Supported |
| AirPrint (iPhone/iPad/Mac) | ✅ Driver-Free | ❌ Not Supported | ❌ Not Supported |
| Android | ✅ Driver-Free | ❌ Not Supported | ❌ Not Supported |
| Chromebook | ✅ Driver-Free | ❌ Not Supported | ❌ Not Supported |
| Linux | ❌ Not Supported | ❌ Not Supported | ❌ Not Supported |
Best purchase I've made for my business all year. Simple as that.
The product name is "FreeX USB SuperRoll Printer" and buried in the description it says it’s not compatible with wifi. Why even mention wifi then? I bought this thinking I could print from my laptop anywhere in my workshop. NOPE. You have to be physically plugged in with the USB cable. It’s a glorified paperweight for me. Returning it immediately. So frustrated.
No ink. No toner. Uses any thermal labels. The long-term cost of ownership is incredibly low. This is the most practical and economical choice for anyone shipping packages regularly. Very satisfied with my purchase.
I run a small sticker shop on Etsy and my old setup was a nightmare. I had an inkjet for shipping labels (so slow) and a separate thermal printer with a huge stack of labels behind it that ALWAYS fell over. The FreeX SuperRoll printer is a game-changer. The all-in-one design means the labels are inside the machine. It's so compact. My workspace is finally clean and professional-looking. Printing is super fast and I haven't had a single jam yet. Worth every penny for the sanity it's given me back.
This is a solid 4-star printer. The speed is amazing and the compact design is exactly what I needed. My only gripe is that the power brick is kind of large and clunky, which sort of counteracts the sleekness of the printer itself. A minor complaint for an otherwise excellent machine.
I’ve had the FreeX SuperRoll for over a year now, running nightly batches of fulfillment labels for my Etsy clients. It’s been bulletproof—no hiccups, no paper misfeeds, and the printing lifespan is absurdly high (I’m only halfway through the first roll after 20k prints). Setup on Mac Silicon was painless, and the footprint means I can tuck it on a shelf when not in use (which is rare). Honestly, I forget it’s even there sometimes—until I need 100 labels in ten seconds.
I was a bit skeptical about switching from my trusty old DYMO 4XL, but I'm so glad I did. The FreeX is noticeably quieter and the fact that I can buy ANY cheap 4x6 labels I want online is already saving me a ton of money. The print quality is crisp and it just works. Every time.
As someone who hates clutter, this is a game-changer. Setup took two minutes, and I’ve been printing non-stop for orders ever since. Labels slide out cleanly, zero jams. And the 150 km print lifespan means I won’t need a replacement anytime soon.
It prints, and it's fast. But I've found it's really sensitive to the label alignment. If the roll isn't seated perfectly, it will start to print off-center after a few labels and I have to stop and re-feed it. It's a bit annoying and slows down my workflow. It's not a dealbreaker, but I expected it to be a bit more robust.
Okay, so this is the USB model, which I now understand. But the marketing can be confusing with other FreeX models being wireless. I almost returned it. But I decided to give the USB version a try and honestly... it's been rock solid. The connection is stable (unlike the WiFi issues I hear about with other brands) and it's so fast it doesn't matter. Glad I kept it.