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Let me start by saying that the installation was simple, but it had to be configured as a Zebra LP2844 with Stamps.com The reason for this is they only work with name brand printers even though many are made by this very company and re branded. I had to push them a little but they got it set up for me. As to the reliability, so far I have had zero issues with this shipping label printer. The fact that it can work with any brand of labels, and even accepts 4" x 6" labels can save you a ton of money when purchasing labels. Many name brand shipping label printers will only work with their expensive name brand thermal paper. With the MUNBYN UPS 4 x 6 Thermal Label printer, you get the benefits of the more expensive machines without being limited as to the paper you use. These thermal printers don't require toner or ink to you never have to wander when you'll run out of these. Here are the labels I'm using https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07C8GTFFQ/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 That's 2 rolls of 250 labels each for a total of 500 labels. This machine does come with enough fan fold labels to get started. This tells you that you can use either fan fold or roll labels. If you watch my video you can see that I made a holder for the roll labels out of PVC, however you can find holders for around $10.00. With the fan fold you don't even need a holder, I just prefer the roll labels and love to tinker. The machine hardly takes any space on your desk. it measures about 7 3/4" wide x 4 1/4" tall x 3 3/4" deep. That's much smaller than a box of Kleenex. I highly recommend this product. You can feed the labels from the rear, or pop the top open to make it easier to fed them in if you wish.