ARCTIC
ARCTIC 2 in 1 accessory 203 DPI 150mm/s black
Bluetooth thermal label printer prints 70+ 4×6 labels per minute at 203 DPI
- Inkless thermal printing cuts supply costs
- 150 mm/s speed produces 70+ labels per minute
- 203 DPI resolution gives crisp, scan-ready output
- Bluetooth connectivity works with Windows, macOS, Linux, ChromeOS, iOS and Android
- 50 km print head life supports over 500,000 labels
Compact Bluetooth label printer for small-business
The ARCTIC 2 in 1 accessory is a thermal label printer that connects via Bluetooth and prints at up to 150mm/s with 203 DPI resolution. It produces crisp, scan-friendly 4x6 shipping labels without ink or toner. The inkless design keeps running costs low and eliminates messy cartridge changes for high-volume fulfilment.
Curved black chassis with broad OS support
The sleek curved body in black fits on a desk or counter and doubles as a tidy decorative piece. It pairs with Windows 7 and above, macOS 10.11 and above, Linux CentOS 7.0, ChromeOS, iOS and Android devices. Bluetooth connectivity removes cable clutter and lets you print from a phone, tablet or laptop anywhere in the workspace.
Quick-start guide and driver download included
A clear quick installation guide walks you through the first pairing in minutes. Downloading the latest drivers unlocks compatibility with major e-commerce and shipping platforms so you can print labels directly from order pages. The printer is rated for over 50 kilometres or 500,000 labels, supporting long-term daily use without consumable replacements.
Highlights
- Inkless thermal printing cuts supply costs
- 150 mm/s speed produces 70+ labels per minute
- 203 DPI resolution gives crisp, scan-ready output
- Bluetooth connectivity works with Windows, macOS, Linux, ChromeOS, iOS and Android
- 50 km print head life supports over 500,000 labels
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Does the Bluetooth connection limit how fast labels actually print?
The link runs well above the 150 mm/s engine speed, so the printer hits its rated 70-plus 4×6 labels per minute without the interface slowing it down.
What surface space and roll size does the unit need to sit and feed correctly?
It accepts standard 4×6-inch label rolls up to 50 km in length, so a flat desk area roughly the footprint of an A5 sheet is enough for the printer and the roll holder.
Which driver step do users most often skip when pairing the printer with a new laptop?
After Bluetooth pairing, the OS still needs the Phomemo driver installed; printing will stay stuck in the queue until that driver is present and the printer is selected as default.
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