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Best for: Best overall for price tags. USB, Windows & Mac.
Labels: Brother DK-1209 (62 × 29 mm) or compatible rolls
Use the Brother 62 × 29 mm setting when printing.
Computer only (no phone printing).
Best for: Best if you print from an iPhone/iPad or also ship packages.
Labels: Any direct-thermal labels from 1.57" to 4.1" wide — 2 × 1 in tags and 4 × 6 shipping labels
Use the Thermal 2 × 1 in setting when printing.
Costs more.
Best for: Same as Rollo Wireless, computer only, cheaper.
Labels: Any direct-thermal labels from 1.57" to 4.1" wide — 2 × 1 in tags and 4 × 6 shipping labels
Use the Thermal 2 × 1 in setting when printing.
Computer only (no phone printing).
Best for: Budget pick for a computer.
Labels: Generic direct-thermal labels — 2 × 1 in tags and 4 × 6 shipping
Use the Thermal 2 × 1 in setting when printing.
Driver setup is a bit fiddlier on Mac.
Best for: Budget pick that also prints from your phone over Bluetooth.
Labels: Any direct-thermal labels — 2 × 1 in or 1 × 2 in tags and 4 × 6 shipping labels
Use the Thermal 2 × 1 in setting when printing.
Phone printing goes through the JADENS app, so setup takes an extra step.
Best for: Familiar office brand.
Labels: DYMO 30334 (2.25 × 1.25 in)
Use the DYMO 30334 setting when printing.
Only works with genuine DYMO labels (chip-locked), which cost more.
Best for: Pocket Bluetooth printer that prints from its phone app.
Labels: Phomemo 40 × 30 mm labels
Use the Custom 40 × 30 mm (download as Images (PNG)) setting when printing.
Prints one image at a time, slow for big batches; no PDF printing.
Best for: Any home inkjet or laser printer.
Labels: Avery 5160 sheets (30 labels per Letter page)
Use the Avery 5160 setting when printing.
Tags are paper stickers, slower to apply one by one.
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Overhead scanner
Best for: Cards in toploaders, one-touches and semi-rigids — lay 6–12 cards on the mat and scan the whole bed at once.
Holders: Raw, sleeved, toploaders, one-touch magnetic holders
Slower than a feeder; glossy slabs and one-touches can show glare.
Sheet-feed scanner (formerly Fujitsu)
Best for: High-volume raw cards — stack and feed dozens a minute, front and back in one pass.
Holders: Raw cards and penny sleeves only
Does not take toploaders, one-touches or slabs; costs more.
Plain matte green felt or fabric, at least 18 × 24 in
Best for: Placing cards under the SV600 (it scans up to A3, about 17 × 12 in).
Holders: Any cards you lay on the SV600
Avoid shiny, patterned or grid cutting mats.
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