Thomas W.
Before You Buy a Zebra Printer
Before You Buy a Zebra Printer: A Word of Caution If you're considering a Zebra product, know that these devices are far from "Plug and Play", Unless you're lucky enough to have fully compatible hardware and software, you'll need significant network and computer skills to get things running smoothly. Here’s what to prepare for: * Configuring IP ports and bypassing firewalls. * Restarting networks and troubleshooting * Unpredictable communication breakdowns. Dealing with a printer that can feel like a "dangling pointer" in your system—requiring persistence and technical know-how to make it work. When it works, the Zebra printer performs well. But when it doesn't, you may find yourself frustrated, with your productivity derailed. For Zebra: Consider hiring external consultants or streamlining your software for a truly user-friendly experience. Until then, these printers are best suited for users with IT expertise—or those ready to learn. It is a really good product which trips at the finish line, ...forcing you to go back to start... Please Zebra, please, please, please Btw: I installed a Brother simultaneously which more or less did the work for me and still communicates and still "doesn´t forget" and still is connected to the network.


