Brother QL-800 High-Speed DK-Roll Label Printer — 148 mm/sec, Black & Red

QL-800

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Brother QL-800 High-Speed DK-Roll Label Printer — 148 mm/sec, Black & Red atomoffice

Brother QL-Series DK-Roll Label Printer

Brother QL-800 High-Speed Label Printer

A desktop label printer built for speed rather than versatility. The QL-800 prints Brother's DK die-cut and continuous rolls up to 62 mm wide at up to 148 mm per second over USB, and it is one of the few printers in this range that puts black and red text on the same roll, in one pass, without a colour cartridge.

Media type
DK roll, 12 mm to 62 mm
Max label width
62 mm
Print speed
148 mm/sec
Print resolution
300 x 300
Connectivity
USB

Up to 148 mm/sec over USB

The QL-800 is a USB-tethered desktop printer built for volume: DK rolls print at up to 148 mm per second in standard black-on-white mode. There is no keypad — labels are designed and sent from P-touch Editor on a connected PC, so a whole batch of address or shipping labels prints in one run.

Prints black and red on the same DK roll

Loaded with a compatible red-and-black DK roll, the QL-800 prints both colours in one pass, dropping to 24 mm per second for that two-colour mode. It is useful for warning labels, price flashes or anything that needs colour to stand out without a second cartridge or a dedicated colour printer.

DK rolls up to 62 mm wide

Brother's DK die-cut and continuous roll system runs up to a 62 mm roll width, with a printable width up to 58 mm. One printer covers small barcode and address labels through to wide shipping and file labels, loaded as a drop-in roll rather than a ribbon and tape cassette.

Machine typeDesktop DK-roll label printer, PC driven over USB
Dimensions (W × D × H)125.3 mm × 213 mm × 142 mm
Weight1.15 kg
File storage7.8 MB, 99 templates
Warranty1 Year Carry-in
Print speedUp to 148 mm/sec; 24 mm/sec printing black and red together
Print resolutionStandard 300 dpi x 300 dpi; high-resolution mode 300 dpi x 600 dpi
Barcode21 barcode protocols on P-touch Editor
NumberingYes
CutterDurable automatic cutter
Copy, mirror and preview printingAll supported
Media typeBrother DK die-cut and continuous rolls
Roll widthUp to 62 mm
Printing widthUp to 58 mm
Two-colour printingBlack and red text on the same roll, on compatible red/black DK stock
InterfaceUSB 2.0 Full Speed
Printer emulationRaster
Design softwareP-touch Editor
Power source240V AC, 60Hz, 1.7A
Auto power-offOff, 10, 20, 30, 40, 50 or 60 minutes

Specifications are provided by the manufacturer and may be updated or changed without prior notice. AtomOffice is not responsible for any discrepancies between the information shown here and the manufacturer's official documentation.

Two DK-roll desktop printers sharing the same 62 mm roll width and DK media system. What changes between them is speed and how they connect.

  • No wireless or network connectivity — the QL-800 connects only by USB, so it sits right at the PC or till it is tethered to. If you need Wi-Fi, Ethernet or Bluetooth, the QL-820NWB in this range has them.
  • Black-and-red two-colour printing needs a compatible red/black DK roll loaded. On standard black-on-white DK rolls, only black prints.
  • This is a DK-roll printer, not a TZe tape machine — it does not take Brother's P-touch laminated tape cassettes, so existing TZe tape will not fit it.
  • High-resolution printing (300 dpi x 600 dpi) is a selectable mode, not the default — everyday printing runs at 300 dpi x 300 dpi.
ModelMax roll widthPrint speedConnectivity
QL-800 (this page)62 mm148 mm/secUSB
QL-820NWB62 mm176 mm/secUSB, Ethernet, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth

Pick the QL-800 for a single USB-tethered desk or till. Pick the QL-820NWB when the printer needs to sit on the network, print over Wi-Fi or Bluetooth, or you want the faster 176 mm/sec engine.

  • One printer covers narrow address labels through to 62 mm shipping and file labels, on the same DK roll system.
  • Black-and-red printing on compatible DK stock makes warning or price labels stand out without a second machine or colour cartridges.
  • USB-only design keeps set-up simple at a single desk or till, with no network configuration involved.
  • 148 mm per second keeps a busy shipping desk moving instead of waiting on labels.
Shipping and address labelling at volume
Warehouse and retail barcode labels
Two-colour labels that need red to stand out, without a colour printer
A single USB-tethered desk or till that needs one label printer

No. Brother's specification lists USB 2.0 only for this model — there is no wireless or network connectivity. If you need Wi-Fi, Ethernet or Bluetooth, the QL-820NWB is the model in this range that has them.

Yes, on DK roll stock that supports it. Loaded with red-and-black media the QL-800 prints black and red text on the same label in one pass, at a reduced 24 mm per second rather than its full 148 mm per second black-on-white speed.

Standard mode prints at 300 dpi by 300 dpi. A selectable high-resolution mode raises that to 300 dpi by 600 dpi for finer detail on small text or barcodes, as part of the same print engine.

Genuine Brother DK die-cut and continuous rolls up to 62 mm wide, with a printable width up to 58 mm — covering small address labels through to wide shipping and file labels on one printer.

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