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Most label rolls that come back to us are the right label on the wrong roll. Width and height are the two numbers everyone checks, and...

A twenty device handheld rollout gets quoted as a single line: twenty units at a unit price. That line is usually under half of what the...

A receipt printer rarely fails all at once. It jams once a week, the cut leaves a ragged tail, the driver refuses to install on a...

A thermal label printer that produces a clean test label from its own front panel, then a shrunken, shifted barcode the moment the ERP sends a...

A scanner arrives, you plug it in, and the till field fills with the wrong characters. Or nothing arrives at all, because the software was listening...

A label printer will print onto the wrong material without complaining. The failure turns up later: a courier label gone grey in a warm van, a...

Most people who ask us for a rugged tablet have one of two pictures in their head, and both are usually wrong. Either they want a...

A label that scans on the printer and smudges to grey in the warehouse two weeks later is not a label problem. It is a ribbon...

A Zebra mobile computer part number tells you everything about the device you are buying, and almost nobody reads it. Two terminals that look identical in...

A receipt printer fails at the worst possible moment, with three customers waiting and nobody senior on the floor. The reflex is to swap the cable,...

Almost every desktop label printer is sold in two versions that look identical from the outside: 203 dpi and 300 dpi. The 300 dpi version costs...

A barcode scanner is one of the few pieces of shop equipment where the price on the box tells you almost nothing. A corded DS2208 at...