If you’re weighing a label printer for 4×6 shipping labels and everyday operations, the Zebra ZD421d and DYMO LabelWriter 5XL are two popular—but very different—choices. … Read more

If you’re choosing a label printer for 4×6 shipping labels and day-to-day e-commerce tasks, the Brother QL-1110NWB and DYMO LabelWriter 5XL are two of the … Read more

If you’re shopping for a serious label printer to handle 4×6 shipping labels and beyond, two names come up fast: the Brother QL-1110NWB and the … Read more

The MUNBYN RealWriter 403B aims squarely at solo sellers and small shops that want fast setup, low ongoing costs, and the freedom to use generic direct-thermal labels. The DYMO LabelWriter 5XL is a polished desktop unit known for sharp 300-dpi output and smooth software workflows, but it requires DYMO-brand labels due to its Automatic Label Recognition system.

Both printers are quick—MUNBYN’s testing cites roughly 72 labels/min at 203 dpi, while Zebra rates the ZD421 platform up to 6 ips (≈152 mm/s) with the ZD421d offering 203-dpi standard and a 300-dpi option on some variants. The right pick depends less on raw speed and more on how you print

If you’re choosing a label printer to handle 4×6 shipping labels for Etsy, eBay, Amazon, or a small warehouse, two models rise to the top for different reasons: the MUNBYN RealWriter 403B and the Brother QL-1110NWB.

The Rollo Wireless X1040 and the DYMO LabelWriter 5XL are both capable 4-inch, direct-thermal printers (no ink or toner) that crank out carrier-ready labels for USPS, UPS, FedEx, and more.

The Rollo Wireless X1040 and Zebra ZD421d both print 4-inch-wide, carrier-compliant shipping labels using direct-thermal technology (no ink or toner). But they target different buyers.

Two favorites for 4×6 shipping labels are the Rollo Wireless X1040 and the Brother QL-1110NWB. Both are direct-thermal (inkless), both can print wide labels used by USPS/UPS/FedEx, and both have strong ecosystems.