LTB MFG Laser Inkjet Printer Shipping Labels, (6 Per Sheet 4" x 3.33")

Well, you can't beat the price, and they are usable, BUT these labels do have several problems:(1) The Amazon listing AND the package say that the labels are 2-3/4" x 1/2". However, they are actually just a tiny bit smaller than 1-3/4" x 1/2" -- so, they're actually a full inch smaller in width than what is listed and what is indicated on the package. (Of course, if you're accustomed to using Avery 5167 labels, and/or if you can do math and look at the illustration of the label page on the box, you'll realize that the 2-3/4 claim has to be wrong.)(2) The listing and the box both claim that these fit the template for Avery 5167 labels. Not true. They're close, BUT the left and right margins on these label sheets are about 1/8" wider than an Avery 5167 sheet, and the gutters between the columns of labels are narrower. Thus, if you attempt to use these as 5167's, your left column of labels will be printed too far left on the label, and your right column of labels will be printed too far to the right side of the label. In order to get them to line up, you have to print your sheet of labels to a document and manually adjust the postioning of your columns.(3) Some of the labels aren't cut all of the way through to the backing sheet, so they don't pull off the sheet with clean edges.(4) This is a more trivial, personal preference issue, but after printing I like to peel the margins and gutters off the sheet, leaving just the labels. I find that this makes removing the labels much quicker and easier, so it saves me a considerable bit of time when I'm doing a whole bunch of labeling. Avery (and Office Depot, for that matter) brand labels have an edge of exposed backing around the label material to make it easy to start in a corner and peel the margins and gutters off the sheet in one quick, easy motion. These don't -- the label layer extends all of the way to the edge, so the only way to peel off the margins and gutters is to remove a label first and then peel margins and gutters off piecemeal. Also, because of the issue with not all of the labels being adequately cut through, peeling off margins and gutters also tends to peel off some of the labels.All in all, these are usable, but whether you consider the extremely low price to be worth the trade-offs is going to depend a lot on what value you place on your time.

Nice labels and a good value for the price. Item shipped fast and it was as described. Will buy from you again when needed.

This makes shipping so much easier. I use a lot of poly mailers and it sometimes acts like it is not sticking good enough around the edges if the package is not completely flat. But other than that they are great.

Have printed 5 sheets so far to label my homemade wine. So far I like them better than the Avery ones! Avery ones the toner rubs off easily making the black look faded. These don't rub off at all.Hopefully when it comes time to remove the labels to re-use them they come off easily after a soak! If so I'll never buy the Avery brand ones again.

Just what I was looking for. The price is good. My only complaint is that they are a little thin and flimsy when you peel them off.

They're labels, they work well in the computer. Took a little while to figure out the perfect setting, but once that was resolved it works great -

It's a good deal for the money, but the label paper is very thin and at least 2 labels per sheet rip when I'm trying to remove them, even when I work as gently as I can. They do line up with the Avery template as described, and even though some are wasted I still save money with these labels.

Half the time they are the best label ever and then the other half of the time they tear every 3rd label which is a waste of product AND TIME! I am trying a different label. :(