Koert saw this small label printer for about ten euros and thought that if he was making software for label printers, a device this small should be able to work with it too. Not because someone needs to buy LumenLabel for this printer alone, but because the same person may own both a small and a larger label printer.
The mobile app worked well. Koert initially thought the USB-C port was only for charging, so he started with Bluetooth. It connected, but no label came out.
The first attempt from LumenLabel looked close to working. The Fichero connected and changed to processing. Then nothing moved.
Research by Hamza (0xMH) helped Koert identify this exact model correctly. The label then came out. Koert tried USB after all, and the D11s printed over that connection too.
The D11s uses continuous media. In LumenLabel, you set the width and length and the canvas adjusts to match. A larger screen makes a small label easier to lay out, and you can save the design as a local document or share it when you choose.