Review on 🏷️ Brother Mobile PTE500 Handheld Labeling Tool with USB Interface, Li-ion Battery, Auto Cut, and Carry Case by Nick Griffith

Bought this to start marking a rats nest in my office. Once I know where each cord goes, I'll be more inclined to unplug multiple cords at once to actually untangle the mess. Get good, useful labels. Pretty easy to use, but if I were me I'd change some of the default settings and tweak the software a bit to make it easier to create lots of disposable labels with as little waste as possible. Use a 1 inch piece of masking tape when making a series of different (packaging) labels. It's in the manual but the terminology is a bit obscure so I googled to find out how. The main problem is that it is designed for two tasks: the production of single-use and short-run (various) labels, and the printing of computer-generated sequences. a set of two or more "defaults" for each operating mode might be a better way. But once you get the hang of it, it's a good tool. people are used to cell phones) for such a tool and a battery are welcome features.