SWIFT Price Gun Kit with 5000 Labels and Spare Ink M8-22 Yellow

Omg so easy to use! I thought it was going to be harder but very nice maneuver!! I use it for all my products in the store and you rarely waste labels because it’s very precise! Has many options for symbols, . # /

Works great and is half the market price compared to other price guns.

The media could not be loaded. I seen several that were $100+. But this was a great purchase for me and my small business. Super easy to use. Would suggest. I might another one as a backup.

It works ok for what I needed. It's a little flimsy, so may not be perfect if you have to use it on a large number of products.

Great product. Does it's job well. Keep the instruction book to use as a quick reference for loading the labels.

I recently purchased the SWIFT Price Gun Kit with 5000 Labels, and my experience has been mixed. On the positive side, the kit includes a generous number of labels and spare ink, which is convenient for extended use. The price gun itself is easy to use and can print up to 8 digits per line, making it suitable for various pricing needs.However, there are a few drawbacks worth mentioning. The overall build quality feels quite cheap, which raises concerns about its durability over time. Additionally, I've noticed that the ink tends to smear frequently, which can be frustrating and result in unclear pricing labels.While the SWIFT Price Gun Kit gets the job done, it may not be the best option for those looking for a high-quality, reliable tool. If you're in need of a basic price gun for occasional use, it might suffice, but for more demanding tasks, you might want to consider other options.

I saw the reviews were all over the place but I decided to give it a try.Super easy to use. It does leave stains every now and then but honestly who cares. The sticker is gonna get peeled the minute the customer takes the item and as long as it's legible that's all that matters.Came with a TON of rolls and extra ink so I'm happy about that.

Easy to use. Best to read the instructions when reloading the tape.