Can I use the PT-300 Wireless Hand-held Thermal Printer?
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Can I use the PT-300 Wireless Hand-held Thermal Printer to print receipts with my PayPal Here app on my tablet or phone? It says I can print wirelessly or with Bluetooth, and I can use those with my phone. I cannot believe how little info I can find on this topic! Thank you in advance for your help!
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Hello Axy,
My experience with PayPal and mobile printing is limited. But, I did come across archived threads that suggest only the Star Micronics table and mobile thermal printers can be used. I believe the Epson table printer can be used as well. Hope this helps.
Personally, I bought a Star Micronics thermal receipt printer (SM-T300i), and it works fine with the app; however, this was a pricey device. If you hear something different or find a more economic printer that works, please let me know as well.
Thanks!
Alicia
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Thank you for your help! I found some archived info but it was all so old, I posted here. Thank you for your information. I think that you are right about the limitations. I am not a big enough business to warrant the high price tag so will wait. Not many people want paper receipts anymore, but I thought it might be good to have the option.
Thank you again.
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