I like this label maker but it is not exactly user friendly. I use it fairly often and have to check the directions each time to make sure I'm using it correctly. Also the battery life is pretty poor.

1. label AC power supplies for equipment to prevent using wrong one.
2. label breaker box switches in garage to clearly see circuit breakers
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Super Deal

Produces clear labels; easy to use and to set up. Replacement tape is pricy; like printer toner you soon wind up paying more for the replacement tape than what you paid for the printer itself. I would have liked the label maker to accept wider tape so larger labels can be generated.

I got this to replace a basic Brother label maker I've had for many years. This is a similar type, uses the same tapes, and has a similar look. Generally, I like it, and it makes nice labels, as I expected.

Saw somebody using one of these the other day and went straight out to buy one. Simple to set up and produces really good looking labels. Only drawbacks are that it is fiddly to strip the backing tape from the labels and the cost of new cartridges is quite high.

Excellent

very good labeller its very good for children school bags bottles etc very nice adhesive on the back of the labels very clear labelling going label crazy .

i dont dislike anything

none

I got this labeler for $15, it was a great buy for the price. It has a lot of features which is great, but you have to look at the guide every time to see what your options are, because there's too much to remember. I got it setup quickly and it works great!

The four AAA batteries can be consumed fairly quickly, but users say that turning off the label maker as soon as you are done with it can help keep the batteries fresh for a decent amount of time.

Easy to use; Low cost; Switchable decorative faceplates included

Wide label margins waste expensive tape; Hard on batteries