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Thermal label printer loaded with a roll of labelsIllustrative photo

Illustrative photo · Jerome Guyon / Wikimedia Commons, cropped · CC BY-SA 4.0

Best for: Shared / network use

Brother QL-1110NWB

Brother

  • 300 dpi
  • Wi-Fi + LAN
  • Auto cutter
  • Up to 101.6 mm
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Who it's for

Sellers who share one printer on a home or office network and want sharper barcodes.

Flaws to know about

  • Slower on paper: up to 110 mm/s against 150 mm/s.
  • The spec sheet we read is the US model (120 V); check the EU listing for your power spec and label rolls.

Specs from the maker

SpecValuesource
PrintDirect thermal, automatic cuttersupport.brother.com
Resolution300 dpisupport.brother.com
SpeedUp to 110 mm/ssupport.brother.com
Max print width101.6 mm (4 in.)support.brother.com
ConnectionUSB, Wi-Fi, Ethernet (LAN), Bluetoothsupport.brother.com
Weight (without rolls)1.7 kgsupport.brother.com

Maker specs, read October 4, 2026. Prices appear only when we have checked them that day.

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Best thermal label printer for resellers

Compare with

Thermal label printer with label roll and ribbonIllustrative photo
Best for: Widest label range

MUNBYN 941B

  • 203 dpi
  • 150 mm/s
  • Bluetooth + USB
  • 40–110 mm
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Compare: Brother QL-1110NWB · MUNBYN 941B · Rollo Wireless

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