Brother P-Touch PTD220 Home/Office Everyday Label Maker | Prints TZe Label Tapes up to ~1/2 inch White

This is a great label maker. I have had it for over a year and I have not had any issues. It is easy to use, and I have used it for both work and home. I also purchased the case to go with it so I can keep everything together. I think this was a great value for the price. I would recommend

I really like this label maker. It worked exactly as expected and was super easy to use right out of the box. Unlike some others I’ve tried, it didn’t jam or misfeed at all. Everything printed cleanly and evenly. The layout is intuitive and it feels solid for both home and office use. It was also a good price for the quality. I’ve labeled a bunch of files for the office and some bins around the house, and it handled everything with no issues. Definitely recommend if you’re looking for a dependable and no fuss label maker.

Works Great, used it to label all my tools sizes. In black on yellow. Highly visible. Easy to peel and stick. You can make the number or letter big or small. People had mentioned that it wastes labels by leaving too much margin. But if you read the instructions you can change that so that the margin is smaller. Has lots of different Font that you can Choose from. The screen is easy to read with a little back lighting. But if your room is dark it’s difficult to see the screen. It’s a great little machine and works as intended.

Straightforward to use and makes clean, readable labels quickly. The buttons and screen are easy to navigate, and it’s been great for pantry bins, cables, folders, and storage totes. A huge help for keeping things tidy and consistent around the house.

I purchased the refurbished Brother P- touch label maker to save a few dollars. To me it was worth it as long as it works properly. The labelaker does work perfectly. It does have some scratches on the plastic display but it doesn't impair the readability of the LCD display. I used one of the D210 label makers at one of my jobs and I liked the features and print quality so I purchased the newer model D220. I can't tell what the difference is between the two models but there is a quirk with both. The LCD display has too much contrast and very little brightness. I have adjusted the contrast down to the lowest setting -2. Lowering the contrast doesn't help much but the display is readable. Overall I am satisfied, I have used it quite a bit so far and the labels turn out very nice and legible.

All around it’s a pretty great label maker. The tape is easy to come by and is sold in bulk at a good price. The screen can be a little hard to read in really bright environments but otherwise very good. It takes 6 AAA batteries. Yes, 6. Or your can use a 9v power cord, but it’s not included and needs to be bought separately. If you power it by battery (what I’m doing) the batteries do last a long time in the printer. I’ve gone through 3 tape cassettes all on one set of batteries and no sign to change them soon. There’s tons on fonts and boarders you can do to the labels all with the same regular tape. Personally I use only the standard font but there are many options to choose. For the environmentally conscious: Now, this might be a 50/50 for you. The tape need to be printed on is plastic. Packaged in a special plastic cassette. After you print you need to peel the paper-plastic off the adhesive backing. Also inside that tape cassette, each time you print the tape has an ink side that does the printing and rolls up on the other end of the cassette like a VHS. So about 10-30% of the ink is used to print, the rest is unusable waste neatly rolled on the inside of the cassette. Very sneaky way to get us to buy more tape.

Pros: Easy to Use: User-friendly interface that even a toddler—or your tech-averse Uncle Steve—could navigate. Label Versatility: From pantry jars to pet turtles, label all things! Yes, even the label maker itself. Battery Life: Lasts longer than your commitment to a gym membership. Compact Design: Small enough to fit in most drawers but significant enough to create an organizational empire. Cons: Label Addiction: May lead to labeling things that shouldn’t be labeled. Proceed with caution. The Verdict: If you've ever felt the inexplicable urge to label your stapler so that everyone knows it’s YOUR stapler, then meet your new best friend: the Brother P-Touch PTD220 Label Maker. This little gadget is so good it should come with a warning: "May turn you into an obsessive organizer. Use at your own risk." First off, this thing is easier to use than a bottle of glue. It’s got an intuitive interface that makes labeling less of a chore and more of a joyride. Within minutes of unboxing, I had labeled my spice jars, the dog, and the TV remote. Yes, the adrenaline was that high. Let's talk about versatility. With this machine, you're not just stuck with "Hello, my name is" name tags. Oh no, you can label everything from your drawers to your dreams. I've labeled my plants, my snack stash, and even considered labeling my roommates (but decided against it, due to ethical concerns). Battery life is a force to be reckoned with. After labeling half the household, it still had juice to spare. I imagine that it could run for days on a single set of batteries. Not that I'd recommend running a labeling marathon, but if you did, this bad boy wouldn’t quit on you. Its compact design means you can tuck it away in any drawer. But let’s be honest, you’ll probably give it a place of honor on your desk. After all, it's not just a label maker; it's a lifestyle. Now, the cons. And by cons, I mean one singular, but important, issue: addiction. Once you start labeling, you may find it hard to stop. You'll see the world through label-colored glasses. Coffee mugs, toothbrushes, and yes, even your left shoe, will become prime candidates for a label. Resist the urge to label your significant other; they don’t appreciate it as much as your spice jars will. In conclusion, the Brother P-Touch PTD220 Home/Office Everyday Label Maker is not just an organizational tool; it’s a gateway to an organized life. Use wisely, and remember: not everything needs a label—unless you think it does, then go wild!

This is an excellent labeller and very easy to use.

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Perfect for Home and office use

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