These are exactly what I needed! They work perfectly in my Munbyn printer. I do hand-feed labels just to make sure they all go in smoothly, but I do that with every label.

I recently got a thermal printer, which makes it super convenient to print shipping labels without havint to fold and cut and tape, etc etc. These labels are the perfect size for regular shipping labels, they are self-adhesive and are better value than using regular printer + regular paper.

These labels worked perfectly! I really appreciate the smaller size for easy storage, and the folded labels are much better for keeping them unfolded or unblemished. They stick well and printed nicely.

The Phomemo brand thermal shipping labels are good quality - very strong adhesive & great print-out quality! I love this thermal stuff!

I print a lot of shipping labels daily for my small business, so it's always good to have a few thermal label brands on hand to watch for discounts or sales, and now these will be officially added to my list!They work just fine! The colors could be one percent darker, but they read on the barcode scanner just fine which is really all you need.The adhesive is good - not too strong though, unless pressed down a bit which is good if you stick it down wrong the first time. You can remove it if it isn't pressed down to try and realign it - which is useful if you're in a rush and misplace the label the first time (which I do, more often than I care to admit 😅). That being said once these are actually pressed onto your package or envelope they stick on very well and can't be removed!Great labels that do their job perfectly 👍

These work great for my thermal printer. I kinda like the stacks better than the rolls, as it seems to not wrinkle my label like the rolls tend to do on certain spots. The print seems sharp, and the label has good adhesion.The labels are also water proof, something you always want in a thermal paper. The price is competitive, it does everything the top brand does at a reduced price. Pretty impressed so far, I will be getting the 500 sheets after I run out of the 100.*Edit* I found out recently that some thermal paper you're not suppose to tape over, as it could make the thermal print INVISIBLE! They should really send out the memo on that, thankfully this brand doesn't do that, with Duck HD clear anyway. I would def test it if you tape over labels, and put a test label outside with tape over it for a few days, normally if it will fade it would happen over night though apparenlty.Also the thermal paper that came with my printer bubbled when I checked on it in my mailbox, with humid weather it can do that to these labels, thats why I always started taping over them. The good news is this brand Phomemo doesnt bubble or curl in super humid weather like the previous brand I had. Test it for yourself, put it outside for a few days, because nothing would be worse than your customer not getting your package due to a label peeling off or getting damaged to weather.Update #2: It was raining outside while my package was on my front porch, it wasn't getting wet, but it was sitting outside for 2 hours in that humid weather. I had two packages, and both labels had small bubbling in the center, it wasn't peeling on the corners which was good, but the bubbling in the center wasn't a good sign either. I flattened the bubbles out, which caused a wrinkle in one of the labels, then put packing tape over them both which I normally do. The mail carrier had no problem scanning them both first time. A lot of people tell you don't put tape over those bar codes, because it makes scanning hard, but I never had a problem. The cardboard was fresh and new btw, with nothing under it to cause it to not adhere properly. The bubbling doesnt happen on an envelope though. Do some testing with these for youself, especially with rainy season in a lot of states.#Update #3 *IMPORTANT* I left a label outside in the weather for a week, half of it has HD duck clear packaging tape over the label. The thermal paper has had no problem bubbling or peeling on an envelope. The main issue is the print has started to FADE, its not invisible but it probably could be over time. I have always taped over most of my labels, but I won't after seeing this. Some packages take awhile to get to customers, and if it gets this faded after 5-7 days thats not good....So don't tape over your labels eventually they could go invisible. Some brands happen over night, some might take a week, but regardless it will fade at some point at least...making it harder to read and scan.

I'm going to say these look like good labels and I was looking forward to using them with my new printer. However, my printer won't work so I can't actually test these out now. They look good, and are nicely fan folded so they should be fine!

Labels work great with a 4x6 thermal printer. Good quality and good value for what you get.