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TSC Label printers
These desktop printers handle everything from shipping tags to retail barcodes and school labels. They offer versatile connectivity including USB, Ethernet, and Bluetooth for diverse office tasks
2 printers listed here
Ranges Desktop printers For school
Multi-purpose use
Print barcodes, shipping tags, receipts, and stickers.
Advanced connectivity
Includes USB, Ethernet, Serial, and optional Bluetooth.
Dual printing modes
Supports both direct thermal and thermal transfer.
The rundown
From 10 analyzed reviews
Why it lands
- As advertised 1
- Delivery speed 1
- Ease of use 1
- Excel label printing 1
- High-volume printing 1
- Reliable performance 1
- Shipping label printing 1
- Windows compatibility 1
Called out less
- Driver availability 1
- Durability failure 1
Buyer notes
The Ethernet port made it easy to share this printer across our entire school office.
I use the thermal transfer model for barcodes and the 203 dpi quality is very clear.
This desktop printer handles my shipping tags and retail stickers without any issues.
Desktop Labeling Standards
These listings include desktop units with 203 dpi resolution and various interface options like Ethernet and Serial. The models support widths up to 4.25 in for diverse media types.
- 203 dpi print resolution
- Ethernet and Serial ports
- Thermal transfer technology
- 4.25 in print width
- Barcode and receipt printing
- Navy blue housing




The models
The range includes Bluetooth label printers, Barcode printers, Desktop printers, Thermal transfer printers — the types these titles actually list.
Build details
These desktop printers handle everything from shipping tags to retail barcodes and school labels. They offer versatile connectivity including USB, Ethernet, and Bluetooth for diverse office tasks
Where they fit
TSC printers here match Bluetooth label printers, Barcode printers, Desktop printers, Thermal transfer printers as the titles describe them.
The difference
Compare TSC models on Bluetooth label printers, Barcode printers, Desktop printers, Thermal transfer printers. Examples: Navy blue thermal transfer barcode printer; Desktop thermal printer with Ethernet and USB.
TSC Questions
What can I print with these models?
These printers are designed for barcodes, shipping tags, receipts, stickers, and retail labels. They are suitable for home offices, schools, and small businesses.
What connectivity options are available?
The models include USB, Ethernet, and Serial ports. Some versions also offer an optional Bluetooth interface for wireless needs.
What is the difference between the two technologies offered?
Direct thermal is for standard labels like shipping tags. Thermal transfer uses a ribbon for more durable prints like barcodes and retail stickers.
What are the physical dimensions of these printers?
These are compact desktop units. One model is approximately 7.95 in wide, 6.81 in high, and 10.16 in deep.