Rollo Label Printer vs MUNBYN 130B
By Seb Clark, Editor, UniDoc Solutions·Updated
For most UK small sellers the MUNBYN 130B does the same job for roughly half the price and adds Bluetooth. Rollo earns its premium on support and long-term reliability.
Side by side
| Rollo Label Printer (USB) | MUNBYN 130B (Bluetooth shipping) | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | £363.09 | £59.99 |
| Speed | 150 mm/s thermal | 150 mm/s thermal |
| Brand | Rollo | MUNBYN |
| Color | Black/Gray | Black |
| itemDimensions | Height 3.34 Inches, Length 7.7 Inches, Weight 2.2 pounds, Width 2.95 inches | Height 3.5826771617 inches, Length 3.8582677126 inches, Weight 1.763698096 pounds, Width 7.1259842447 inches |
| PartNumber | X1038 | MU-ITPP130B-BK-EU |
| Model | X1038 | ITPP130B |
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| Best for | eCommerce shippers who want DYMO 5XL performance without label lock-in. Cult favourite for a reason. | Side-hustle sellers and small shops — Rollo-equivalent print engine at half the price. |
Which should you buy?
Both are 4×6 direct-thermal shipping label printers that take any brand of label — the whole point of avoiding DYMO's 5XL. The Rollo is the cult original: rock-solid, 150 mm/s, USB, superb driver support and a US company that answers emails. The MUNBYN 130B uses a very similar print engine at the same 150 mm/s, adds Bluetooth for printing from a phone, comes bundled with starter labels, and costs about half as much.
If you ship a few parcels a day from a laptop, the MUNBYN is the sensible buy and the reviews back that up. If label printing is business-critical — hundreds of parcels a day, multiple users — Rollo's reliability record and support are worth the extra £80.