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Between clicking on/off at least once a day, and changing batteries once a year, I'm picking changing the batteries. I'd also guess most people would just leave
by radu_floricica 4y ago
Between clicking on/off at least once a day, and changing batteries once a year, I'm picking changing the batteries. I'd also guess most people would just leave it on. They may have already tried that.
- Symbiote 4y agoI wish the Dymo label printer (for those labels printed on tape) had an off switch. Every time I want to use it, the 6 batteries are flat.
- AshamedCaptain 4y agoJust remove one battery and it's off? To be honest, I also have a Dymo label printer (very old model), and it does have a physical on/off switch, but even with the switch off it still consumes batteries like in 6 months.
- tristor 4y agoI gave up, bought the optional power adapter and just plug it in when I need to use it.
- mod 4y agoI have one and didn't even know it could run on batteries. I've always used a power cord.