Setting up an Xprinter XP-365B Go to product viewer dialog for this item.
: Visit the official Xprinter site to find the latest macOS-compatible receipt and label printer drivers.
Go to (or System Preferences) > Printers & Scanners .
Installing the driver file is only half the battle. You must now tell macOS to use that driver for your specific hardware.
This means the XP-365B driver integrates directly with Apple’s Common Unix Printing System (CUPS), allowing Mac users to install and manage the thermal label printer without third-party bloatware. Once installed, the printer appears in “Printers & Scanners” like any native printer, supports USB connection out of the box, and works with popular shipping, retail, and label-design software (e.g., Shopify, Pirate Ship, LibreOffice). The driver also preserves key features like proper label size detection, thermal print head adjustment, and reliable 203 DPI output on macOS Ventura through Sonoma (and likely newer versions).
Setting up an Xprinter XP-365B Go to product viewer dialog for this item.
: Visit the official Xprinter site to find the latest macOS-compatible receipt and label printer drivers.
Go to (or System Preferences) > Printers & Scanners .
Installing the driver file is only half the battle. You must now tell macOS to use that driver for your specific hardware.
This means the XP-365B driver integrates directly with Apple’s Common Unix Printing System (CUPS), allowing Mac users to install and manage the thermal label printer without third-party bloatware. Once installed, the printer appears in “Printers & Scanners” like any native printer, supports USB connection out of the box, and works with popular shipping, retail, and label-design software (e.g., Shopify, Pirate Ship, LibreOffice). The driver also preserves key features like proper label size detection, thermal print head adjustment, and reliable 203 DPI output on macOS Ventura through Sonoma (and likely newer versions).
