XSP Replacement Battery for 3M PL200 DYMO 260P 280 LabelManager 260 260P 280 LabelManager PnP Part NO 3M 14430 S0895880 W003688 DYMO 14430 1758458 S0895880 S0915380 W003688 Parts Battery Batteries

Battery came fast was already partially charged got full charge in no time. It replaced a 5 year old battery.

I’m very pleased that this battery is a drop-in replacement for my LabelManager PnP. The original battery failed to charger after 5+ years of use. If the LabelManager PnP is unplugged the battery still drains and then I have to let it charge back up. A pain you know where! Why did they design-in a battery in the first place instead of just powering it off the USB?But this is a review of the replacement battery, not my LabelManager PnP’s design!This battery came well packaged and except for the label looked almost just like the one that failed. I dropped it into the unit and it fired right up and printed out the label in the queue. Bingo.So far it’s worked just fine and that’s all I think I can ask. If you have a LabelManager PnP it’s a perfect replacement and had enough charge out of the box to get my label printer back online quick. That’s why I’m giving this replacement battery 5 stars. I hope it will last at least as long as the original.

The printer initially would not work after installing the new battery. Left it to charge and then the printer works again. Apparently the old battery would no longer take a sufficient charge. As a side note, prior to this I did not even realize that the DYMO LabelManager Label Maker even had a battery.

Expensive

I never knew the label printer had a battery in it. I thought it was drawing power from the USB connection. Hopefully this battery will last several years like the original battery did.

Works great

This was used for my Dymo label maker which would hold a charge.Works great!

I purchased this replacement battery for my DYMO Print Manager PnP. Perfect fit and worked fine but lasted only from January to August and then it died. It has been connected to powered USB port of my computer all the time. For some reason it stopped recharging. Then, I tried to charge the battery by connecting the PnP printer to the 5 V cellphone charge, but it did not help.