BROTHER / THE CONNECTED DESK

Brother QL-1110NWBC

A network-oriented DK label printer with automatic cutting and several connection routes.

300 dpiUSBWi-FiBluetoothLANAuto cutter

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SOURCES CHECKED 2026-10-13RESEARCHED BY Mathijs GaalmanHANDS-ON TEST NOT PERFORMED

THE SHORT VERSION

Consider it when a connected desk and variable-length labels matter together. Check the actual app and network route you intend to use.

A good shortlist for

A connected label-printing position
Mixed shipping and address-label sizes
Users who need an automatic cutter

Think twice if you need

Assuming every Bluetooth route behaves like AirPrint
Matching an older non-C model without checking differences

The useful specifications.

Verified manufacturer specifications
Exact model	QL-1110NWBC
Selected US identifier	QL1110NWBC
Print method	Direct thermal
Resolution	300 dpi · manufacturer specification
Media / print width	Up to 4 in labels
Label system	Brother DK pre-sized and continuous rolls
Automatic cutter	Documented automatic cutter
Current price / stock	Confirm at the retailer; no current offer is asserted here.

Will it work with your device?

iPhone / iPad

DOCUMENTED ROUTE

AirPrint or the documented iPrint&Label wireless route.

Android

DOCUMENTED ROUTE

Brother iPrint&Label through the documented wireless route.

Mac

DOCUMENTED ROUTE

Network/AirPrint or USB/P-touch route; verify current OS downloads.

Windows

DOCUMENTED ROUTE

USB or network route; Automatic Crop is Windows-specific.

A documented route is not a guarantee for every OS version, app or label size. Confirm your exact combination before buying.

Keep these in view.

Buy the exact QL1110NWBC model, not a similarly named bundle.
Current OS-version requirements remain download-dependent.
Use the supported DK media and correct label template.

Where it fits in your workflow.

Start from one real label PDF and the device you will actually use. Check the template, print scale, connection route and compatible supplies before judging the printer quote. A marketplace logo does not establish native integration.