Good idea but the implementation is mäßigst

As far as time to theory. In practice, however, the problems already begin.

The device plugged, it was immediately recognized, installed and was with the legendary small software with roughly 3 MB immediately operational - but only via USB. Then, the wireless LAN is established. It recognized the network immediately, log on to the Fritzbox managed easily, the device was connected.

Print? Forget it! Now we have to first download a software with knap 120 MB from the Internet! Say: Whats wrong? At the time of 50-100Mbit That may be fine, but in a province connection that is absolutely wrong. And for what?

So grudgingly downloaded the new software, printer "installed" Print: Do not go. There was a martyrdom between reset, reinstall, printer, printer, and so on, and so forth. Nothing helped.

So I grudgingly support of Dymo called to micht to inquire after installation. Here the service staff helped not expected to be, had in turn themselves hold only two consulting a technician to give me then following purposeful Note:

"The device does not support WPA2, but only with WPA KTIP." - Oh great, that would surely really fit into the guide, right?

Now the device ran flawlessly, logged prints - and even quite well and without problems to ...

... Yes until the battery was empty after about 3 hours because the unit does not switch to standby, but while the case is nicely heated.

I'm really sorry, but that's kind of quite a shot in the oven. And the idea of ​​being able to print anywhere, verily already fails at high internal consumption and thus the following empty battery.

So I can not be more than one Star Unfortunately!