Brother P-touch, PTH300, Portable Label Maker, One-Touch Formatting, Vivid Bright Display, Fast Printing Speeds, Black

This is an excellent labeller. It makes larger labels that are ideal for placement on items such as storage bins where you may wish to read the label easily from a distance away.The unit is on the larger size as can be seen in the photo accompanying the listing, but it is not so large or heavy as to present an issue.The only warning - make sure that the tape feeds through the appropriate part of the mechanism near the cutter bar. If you do not ensure that it is correctly placed, the tape will not exit the unit and will feed into the housing itself and bunch/fold up. It is easy to do this inadvertently and cause this feeding problem.

I use a Brother PT-H300, works wonderfully took me a little bit to figure it out. Using this product the shrink tube printable labeling is fabulous. I having a labeler that prints more than one lines, works great for me. It takes a little bit to figure out, the best thing to do is go online and watch some YouTube videos on similar labeling systems P touch labeler.

It's like dealing with a computer printer from the late 1980s... The ability to format it to what your needs may be really is quite limited despite all the fanfare. SMALL, limited barcodes. Yeah, you can make cable labels and flags but you may as well tag them with tape and write them with a sharpie for the price you pay!

Don’t bother, hope yours last longer than one year unlike mine....what a piece of crap. It always wanted 6 batteries and then it couldn’t be happy- cheap contacts??I thought Brother products were reliable but actually they aren’t.

Brother is the best product. Buy one of their products and use it for your lifetime.

Perfect size portable easy to use

This is a really huge portable label printer.It is cumbersome, if you need to use it everyday walking around in a warehouse.You absolutely need either a rechargeable battery or a power adapter ( better option ). Otherwise, you will waste a lot of 6 AA batteries. Plus, it drains Batteries even, if not in use. To keep the memory.However, it is one of the best in the market. Multiple lines, and tons of setting. It takes sometimes to learn it. High learning curve.Yes, you can minimize the tape waste, ( before and after print) by adjusting the margin setting, etc.

I label wires to cabinets to drawers.Works great. We use it weekly at our house. From clothing to shrink tubing to drawers and containers.