I can't say enough good about this thing - it's got a great case, runs for a long time on its internal battery, the labels it prints are high quality and rugged. My only complaint is that although symbols are organized well, it takes a lot of button pushes to get to them.

Bought this as an open purchase for our small company, specifically for tagging IT equipment & various lines at the small businessess we support. It was a good choice - no complaints so far, easy to use, comes in it's own case.

The 5200 with the hard case is a steal. WE PAID OVER $200.

This little guy does everything; It will Label wires, cables, make heat shrink labels, print barcodes, and has special features for labeling electrical panels, printing vertical or horizontal, making flags, or settings for data cables; Also lots of symbols and adjustable text sizes and styles.

Heat shrink labels are expensive at around $35.00 for one roll and prints 5ft of heatshrink labels; The flip side of that is no one said you had to use that feature

good product , works well

This printer has worked really well for us, both at the corporate office and at our manufacturing facility.

Rhino has long been the serious user's choice in label creation for quite some time now. I say this for several reasons. One, the company has an extensive line of products that are specifically targeted for the professional and "pro-sumer" markets, and two, the Rhino brand is backed by labels that...

Easier than ever to use; Backlit LCD screen; Clearer descriptive Hot Keys; Large LCD screen; Barcode support (6 types; Customizable symbol and term library

Rhino CONNECT not Mac-compatible; Dim backlight on 6000

Label makers come in all shapes and sizes and have a variety of uses. I like to think of the Dymo Rhino 5200 as the mother of all label makers. For electricians and IT professionals it is an invaluable tool.

If this unit had heat shrink lables in 3/16 and 1/8 it would be perfect, all other features were excellent. Will have to go with another unit.