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Dymo Rhino XTL-300 Label Tape
The following 6 products are guaranteed to work in your Dymo Rhino XTL-300 printer:
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Black on white tape cartridges for Dymo Rhino XTL-300 printer:
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Dymo Rhino XTL-300 Printer Review
Expert review of the Dymo Rhino XTL-300 printer
The Dymo Rhino XTL-300 is a handheld, portable labelling machine that can print a wide variety of labels, including barcodes and heat-shrink tubes. It is useful across a variety of sectors, including retail and warehousing. The small size makes it convenient to carry around, although the keypad is also on the small side. With a colour preview screen and pre-loaded templates, creating professional looking labels is quick and easy. The main drawbacks to this device are the poor battery life and the slow boot-up time, which reduce the efficiency of this printer. If space is an issue, then it is advisable to consider whether this printer will meet all your needs before purchasing.
Design
In an eye-catching black-and-yellow design, the Dymo Rhino XTL-300 measures 36.5 x 8.9 x 40.8cm. It takes label tape ranging from 6mm to 24mm and prints at speeds of 0.9 inches per second. It is powered by a rechargeable lithium polymer battery and can connect to a computer via a USB cable. On the front are a QWERTY keypad and a colour LCD screen. On the top is a lanyard to enable hooking the device to a belt or hook.
Advantages
The small size of the Dymo Rhino XTL-300 makes it comfortable to hold. The colour screen gives an accurate preview of the label. It includes preloaded templates, saving time on formatting. It prints a variety of labels, including barcodes and heat-shrink tubes. An attached lanyard allows you to hang this device on a hook, belt or wrist. With impact-resistant bumpers and a wipe-clean keyboard, this device can withstand tough environments.
Disadvantages
The Dymo Rhino XTL-300 is not able to print labels any bigger than 24mm. The keyboard is small, which may be awkward for large hands to use. The blade in the cutter is not replaceable. The battery runs down even when the unit is switched off. The boot-up time is slow, and there is also a long gap between pressing print and printing commencing.