Is there such a thing? I know I had my Canon BJC-85 hooked up with a Blue tooth adapter and it worked fine. I had the batter pack which made it portable. Printed everything very nice, good quality. But small ink cartiges meant I changed them more often.

Hey Oditius,

Nowadays thermal label printers are more popular than that of old school inkjet ones. There are several good reasons of loving thermal label printers and one of them is their printing technology which does not involve ink cartridge. This helps to avoid the hassle of changing ink cartridges along with reduction of running cost in the long run. Besides this, here are a few advantages that a thermal label printer has to offer:

• Much faster printing than inkjet printers
• Produce clear and longlasting prints
• Highly durable and reliable than inkjet printers
• Less jams and breakdowns

If you are looking for a reliable printer then checkout MUNBYN'S thermal shipping label printer ITTP941 which is available for $177.99.

The Dell Axim x30, running on older Windows Mobile, requires Bluetooth printers compatible with that system. Here are a few portable Bluetooth printer options:

1. Brother PocketJet PJ-763MFi

   • Lightweight and portable.
   • Compatible with Bluetooth-enabled devices and offers reliable printing for documents.

2. Canon PIXMA iP110

   • Compact wireless printer with optional Bluetooth support via adapter.
   • Great for printing documents and photos.

3. Zebra ZQ520

   • Rugged and portable, ideal for on-the-go use.
   • Supports Bluetooth and works well for receipts or basic document printing.

4. HP OfficeJet 200 Mobile Printer

   • Bluetooth-enabled and offers high-quality document printing.
   • Compact design and battery-operated for portability.

Ensure the printer's drivers are compatible with your Axim x30's operating system. Some older models like the HP 460c might also work well.