Q1: What is the difference between the Zebra ZD220T and ZD220D?
A: The ZD220T uses thermal transfer printing (requires ribbon), while the ZD220D uses direct thermal printing (no ribbon, only heat-sensitive labels).

Q2: What kind of labels and ribbons does the ZD220T support?
A: It supports thermal transfer label rolls and wax or wax-resin ribbons, with a max width of 4.25 inches and 1-inch core diameter.

Q3: Is the ZD220T compatible with Windows and Mac systems?
A: Yes, it’s compatible with Windows 7, 8, 10, 11 and macOS using Zebra’s official drivers and software.

Q4: What connectivity options are available for the ZD220T?
A: The standard model comes with USB 2.0; some variants may include Ethernet or Bluetooth depending on the region.

Q5: Can I use the ZD220T for printing shipping labels?
A: Absolutely. It’s well-suited for shipping labels, barcodes, product tags, and warehouse identification.

Q6: What is the print speed and resolution of the ZD220T?
A: It prints at up to 4 inches per second with a resolution of 203 dpi.

Q7: Does the ZD220T support barcode printing?
A: Yes, it supports both 1D and 2D barcodes, including Code 128, QR, EAN, UPC, and more.

Q8: Is the printer easy to set up?
A: Yes, it features simple ribbon/label loading and works with Zebra’s free setup tools like Zebra Setup Utilities.

Q9: What industries use the ZD220T?
A: It’s commonly used in retail, logistics, warehousing, healthcare, and manufacturing.

Q10: What is the warranty on the Zebra ZD220T?
A: It usually comes with a 1-year limited warranty