Printing FNSKU labels

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Hi,

is it possible to print amazon fnsku in SUPVAN T50M or VRETTI or NIIMBOT B1 label printer?

I am a new seller, wanted to try something in low budget.

Or anything with 60-70$

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Yes, you can print Amazon FNSKU labels using SUPVAN T50M or NIIMBOT B1 if they support 300 DPI resolution.

Just make sure to use the correct label size (around 1″×0.5″) for proper barcode scanning.

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The SUPVAN T50M supports thermal printing, Bluetooth & USB connection, and works with label widths 20-50mm (so you’ll need appropriate sized labels).

However, many of these handheld labelers are meant more for pre-sized labels (home / pantry / storage) rather than full 4 × 6″ shipping or FBA format labels, so depending on your scale or label size needs, they might be suboptimal.

If you’re looking for something in the $60–$70 range that gives more flexibility and can handle printing FNSKUs (on 2 × 1½", or 2 × 3" label size, etc.), here are some options to consider:

  • Brother QL‑600B Label Printer: A more “entry desk printer” style model that can handle a variety of label sizes—good middle ground.
  • Phomemo M110 Portable Labeler: Very portable; works for smaller labels / sticker style, less ideal for full FBA “box label” usage unless your FNSKU labels are small.
  • Brother QL‑700 Label Printer: More robust for 4 Ă— 6″ or shipping labels usage.
  • Brother PT‑D460BT Label Maker: More like a hybrid between handheld and desktop — more flexibility.
  • Proline Thermal Shipping Label Printer: Designed more for shipping / logistics, better for heavier FNSKU usage.
  • High Speed USB Thermal Label Printer: Generic 4 Ă— 6″ USB thermal label printer, simpler and solid choice.
  • Brother PT‑P700 Label Printer: More premium label printer in the same series.
  • HP 4Ă—6 Direct Thermal Printer: Works well for 4 Ă— 6 shipping / FBA labels.
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The SUPVAN T50M works fine for FNSKU labels, just make sure the label size is 2x1 inches and the DPI is at least 203.

If you want a cheaper option, you can also try Zebra or Niimbot, both get the job done.

Are you using roll labels or sheets?

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I found SUPVAN support 203 dpi and Amazon ask for 300dpi minimum. Do you think, will that work?

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203 dpi works fine as long as the barcode is clear and your printer is properly calibrated. Amazon just recommends 300 dpi for higher accuracy. You can test-print one label and scan it with the Amazon Seller app to make sure it reads correctly. Are you planning to print directly from Amazon or using a third-party tool like SellerAmp or ScanLister?

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Thank you. Will be going direct from Seller Central.