How does the ZT620 differ from the ZT610?

The ZT620 is the higher-throughput model in Zebra's industrial line, with faster print speeds and a heavier-duty print mechanism. The ZT610 is the step-down choice for operations that don't need maximum speed.

What resolution does the ZT620 print at?

This configuration prints at 600 dpi, which suits small labels, dense 2D barcodes and fine text. Lower-resolution versions exist for standard shipping labels.

Does it print both direct thermal and thermal transfer?

Yes. It supports direct thermal media and thermal transfer with ribbon, so it can handle paper labels, synthetic stock and long-life labels.

What media widths does it accept?

It is built for wide industrial media rolls, handling labels up to about 4.5 inches wide. Check your label stock width before ordering.

Is it worth it over a desktop printer?

Only if you print in volume, across shifts, and need speed and precision. For occasional or office labeling, a smaller Zebra desktop model does the job for far less.

What connectivity does it offer?

Standard configurations include USB, serial and Ethernet, with optional wireless and parallel modules. Confirm the interface set on the specific model you buy.