SVANTTO Bluetooth Thermal Label Printer, 4×6 Shipping Label Printer for Small Business, Compatible with iOS, Android, Windows, Mac, Amazon, Ebay, Shopify, USPS, UPS, Etsy, Black
$39.98
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Dual Connectivity Options: The SVANTTO Y42BT label printer supports USB connectivity for Windows, MacOS, and ChromeOS systems. It also connects via Bluetooth to iOS and Android devices. Simply download the “FlashLabel Pro” app on your phone. Note: Wi-Fi connection is not supported
Fast & Clear Printing: This thermal printer delivers high-speed printing at up to 180mm/s, capable of printing up to 72 4×6 shipping labels per minute. With direct thermal technology, it saves time and eliminates the need for ink or toner
Wide Compatibility with Platforms & Labels: The thermal label printer is ideal for small businesses, supporting label sizes from 1.57″ to 4.3″. It’s compatible with major shipping platforms like Amazon, UPS, FedEx, USPS, and Etsy, covering all your labeling needs
Versatile DIY Labeling Options: Equipped with the user-friendly FlashLabel Pro app, this shipping label printer provides access to over 3,000 pre-designed templates, 5,000+ icons, and 100+ fonts. Print quickly and easily with no complicated setup
User-Friendly Design: Compact and portable, the Bluetooth thermal printer is designed for easy use in any workspace. The package includes the 4×6 label printer, USB cable, test labels, user manual, and power adapter, so you can set up the printer with ease. If you have any questions, feel free to contact us
8 reviews for SVANTTO Bluetooth Thermal Label Printer, 4×6 Shipping Label Printer for Small Business, Compatible with iOS, Android, Windows, Mac, Amazon, Ebay, Shopify, USPS, UPS, Etsy, Black
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❤️ by Emi –
Great Little Printer for Small Businesses
I’m really happy with the SVANTTO thermal label printer. It’s compact, easy to set up, and prints 4×6 shipping labels quickly with no need for ink. The print quality is clear and works perfectly for USPS, UPS, and my Etsy orders. Bluetooth connectivity is convenient, though it can take a moment to pair the first time. Overall, it’s a reliable, affordable label printer that saves time and hassle. Highly recommend for anyone running a small shop or shipping regular.
Amber Price –
Easy to setup and works well
Connects easy , printing stable and quality . I was happily supervised how it works
T. Coins –
Great value for a small amount of money
I was a little skeptical but this little printer is perfect for my needs! It prints my 4 x 6” Poshmark prepaid labels with extreme speed! It’s easy to use too. The labels are good quality too. The best feature is that I don’t have ink to replace all the time!
Brandi Hannon –
Great printer
Works great, but you have to re connect it every time.
rlh2311 –
Field Report from a Disappointed Operator
I bought this printer expecting a straightforward deployment for 4×6 shipping labels. What I got instead was a device that never fully enumerated as a printer, never appeared in Windows’ printer list, and behaved more like a powered paperweight than a functional tool.USB ConnectionConnected via USB, powered on, recognized by Windows only as a generic USB device — not as a printer. No driver handshake, no print queue, no operational interface. Multiple reboots, cable swaps, and port changes made no difference.Bluetooth ConnectionPairing works, but that’s where the good news ends. The printer shows up under Bluetooth devices, but Windows cannot use it as a printer. It never appears in the system’s printer list, making it unusable for actual printing tasks.Driver SituationFollowing the user manual, I downloaded the driver from the provided FlashLabel link. The installer also attempted to push unrelated software (including WeChat), which immediately raised red flags. Even after installation, the printer still failed to register as a usable device.Aesthetics & Physical LayoutThe compact look of the printer and its small footprint were major selling points in the Amazon listing. Unfortunately, that turned out to be misleading. Every advertising photo shows the USB and power cables coming out of the back of the unit. In reality, both ports are located on the top‑right side of the machine.Not only is this visually awkward, but the included cables are straight‑plug, not right‑angle, which forces them to protrude outward. This adds roughly 2.25 inches to the required clearance.I purchased a label‑printer stand specifically to maximize workspace, but because of the awkward cable placement, the printer has to sit off‑center. It throws off the visual balance of the setup and defeats the purpose of a compact footprint. (See picture.)Bottom LineThis printer never achieved operational status. It failed to enumerate as a printer over USB, failed to integrate with Windows over Bluetooth, and required questionable third‑party software to even attempt setup. After extensive troubleshooting, it remains non‑functional.If you need a reliable, plug‑and‑print thermal label printer for Windows, this is not it.
LMS –
100% recommend
This machine good quality and price even better, and it’s so user friendly. If you are needing to print shipping labels, this is for sure the way to go instead of using a printer. The phone is easy to connect to the machine via Bluetooth, and the print takes seconds. Very happy with this purchase. My only regret is not buying this sooner!
Amazon Customer –
Plug and play
I’ve only had this for a couple days now but I would highly recommend! I ship from poshmark and it was basically plug and play. It does have plenty of features that I have not got into just yet but it’s definitely worth the money
Cupcake –
IMO Better than Dymo
Prints like a Dymo but software is not like Dymo. This works for how I use it because Dymo is restrictive and Svantto’s price can’t be beat! This printer has saved me from throwing away perfectly good thermal labels from all sorts of brands because I thought they didn’t work right. I love that it learns the paper you put in it and has guides so your labels stay straight. Connects to my android perfectly every time. I haven’t tried on my pc yet. Uses the app FlashLabel Pro (free). In the past 4 months, I have yet to encounter a thermal label it failed to print *knocks on wood*.