FreeX WiFi SuperRoll Thermal Printer for 4x6 Shipping Label and More
FreeX WiFi, the world's best WiFi & USB thermal label printer for macOS/Windows. Designed to effortlessly print 4x6 shipping labels with no ink, cords, or hassle.
*Not compatible with iOS/Android/Chromebook - get our newer FreeX WiFiMAX with driverless AirPrint technology
Due to the ultra-high demand, our FreeX WiFi SuperRoll 4x6 printer is BACK IN STOCK after months of waiting! New orders will be fulfilled in one business day.
Meanwhile, you can get our certified refurbished WiFi thermal printer or USB-only thermal printer for less (and in stock)! It comes with the same 30-day money-back guarantee!
MAIN FEATURES
Wi‑Fi Printing for PC and Mac: Connect wirelessly to Windows (11/10/7/XP) and MacBook (Intel & Apple Silicon) computers and laptops over your local Wi-Fi network—no cables, no fuss.
This FreeX WiFi model is NOT COMPATIBLE with AirPrint/iOS/Android/Chromebook - Get our newer FreeX WiFiMAX instead! Enjoy driverless AirPrint tech and much simplified one-step instant WiFi setup for effortless universal WiFi mobile printing.
Minimalist Design, Saves 67%+ Space: With a sleek, minimal design and a built-in SuperRoll label holder up to 600 4x6 labels, the FreeX WiFi is remarkably compact. With rolled labels, the footprint measures only 7.87L × 6.84W × 7.05H inches (20L × 17.3W × 17.9H cm). It’s also compatible with any 4×6 labels, whether rolled (preferred for space saving) or in a stacked format. (FreeX 600 SuperRoll labels sold separately.)
Unrivaled Speed, Quality, & Reliability: Experience industry‑leading high‑speed printing up to 170 mm/s with a commercial‑grade resolution of 203 dpi. Enjoy an unmatched printing lifespan of 492,126 ft (150 km)—that's over 984,252 pieces of 4×6 labels!
Ultimate Label & Platform Compatibility: Automatically feeds labels ranging from 0.78 to 4.1 inches (20 to 104 mm) in width. It works with all major shipping platforms—including USPS, FedEx, UPS, ShipStation, Pirate Ship, ShippingEasy, Shippo, ShipWorks, Stamps.com, Orange Mailer, ParcelMonkey, EasyShip—and popular marketplaces such as Amazon, eBay, Etsy, Shopify, BigCommerce, PayPal, and more. It supports all popular barcode types, including QR code, UPC-A, UPC-E, Code39, Code93, Code128, ITF, ITF14, subsets A, B, C, Codabar, EAN-8, EAN-13, EAN-14, EAN-128, UPC (2(5) digits), add-on, MSI, MSIC, PLESSEY, CPOST, etc.
Lowest Ongoing Costs: The FreeX WiFi is your ticket to permanent savings. It requires zero ink or toner and works with ANY brand of direct thermal label. Maximize your savings and capacity with our optional FreeX 600 SuperRoll labels (sold separately)
Ready for mobile printing?
Upgrade to FreeX WiFiMAX for one-step Wi-Fi setup and driverless AirPrint on iOS, Android, and Chromebook—perfect for on-the-go shipping stations.
Package Includes:
x1 FreeX WiFi SuperRoll Thermal Printer
x1 Power Adapter (buy a replacement here)
x1 USB Cable (buy a replacement here)
FreeX printer doesn't come with labels, purchase your FreeX SuperRoll label here.
* Please note that FreeX WiFi model is not compatible with AirPrint, iOS, Android, or Chromebook devices. For users seeking these functionalities, get our latest FreeX WiFiMAX model, which features driverless AirPrint technology and a simplified, one-step Wi-Fi setup for effortless mobile printing.
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 |
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’m all about zero consumables. FreeX delivers crisp 4×6 labels without ink, cutting my costs by half. Love it!
I printed over 2,000 labels last month and still have so much life left in the SuperRoll—phenomenal reliability and savings.
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 switched from a Brother wireless model and was blown away by the FreeX’s stability—no more random dropped connections mid-print. The footprint is ridiculously compact (it swallowed my old Brother’s clunky paper tray), and 203 dpi at 170 mm/s produces crisp barcodes every time. My only gripe is the label-loading mechanism: it took me two tries to seat the roll correctly. Once set, though, it hummed along flawlessly, printing hundreds of labels without hiccups. If someone could streamline that first loading step (which Brother nailed), this would easily be a five-star device.
I switched from a Brother QL-1110NWB. The good news is the WiFi on this FreeX is definitely more stable, which was my main goal. The Brother would drop connection constantly. The bad news is I do miss how easy the drop-in label rolls were on the Brother. Feeding the roll through this Freex printer is a little more finicky. It's a solid upgrade overall, but not a perfect one.
I hesitated for a year before getting a thermal printer. Don't be like me. This Freex printer saves me time, money (no more ink!), and stress. It works flawlessly with Etsy and the print quality is perfect for barcodes.
Tiny footprint, huge shipping convenience.
I was so skeptical because every other "wireless" device I own seems to be flaky. But I've had this for a month, printing from a laptop in a different room than the printer, and it has not failed me once. The signal is solid. I'm impressed.
Finally, I can batch-print shipping labels without buffering or blips. FreeX’s 170 mm/s speed outpaces my old inkjet by 20×, and the clarity at 203 dpi is chef’s kiss. The internal 600-label roll holder has saved me 30 minutes of loading per week. Love it!