Review on 🏷️ Sanford Brands 1756589 RHINO 5200 Label Printer Kit: Efficient Label Printing Solution for Professionals by Abunsefer Chongbang

I bought a Dymo Rhino 5200 after seeing a Bigclive review on YouTube. There's a lot of good and very little bad in that. The Good: The labels this printer uses have a laminate on the label, making them much stronger than the inexpensive DYMO label printer I've used for years. . Also - and I can't stress enough how much of a difference this makes - there is a slit in the middle of the back of each label. The separation makes it very easy to remove the label liner - one of the most difficult tasks with regular Dymo labels! Printing two lines of text even on small labels was a real blessing. I didn't even know I needed this feature until I got it, but now that I have it I use it all the time. The large 19mm labels come in very handy in any situation where they fit. This makes reading at a distance much easier. The labeller comes with a battery that is charged in the machine. If desired, it can be removed and replaced with AA batteries of your chosen chemistry. This is the perfect solution. The battery lasts about a week without recharging, so I went with it. If I get stuck, I can just throw in some energizers and go about my business. Being able to print flags for cables (like network cables) is a HUGE bonus for me. This feature works great. In addition, it has label printing options specifically designed for the circuit breaker panel. I repasted the panel at my home. Heat shrink tubing is very good. I'm in electronics and I use this feature a lot. Cons: ABCD keyboard, not QWERTZ. It didn't take as long to get used to as I expected, but it would have been much better with a QWERTY keyboard. The choice of font is almost nonexistent. A bit shocking as the cheap dymo label maker I replaced had a plethora of font options. Not the end of the world, but disappointment.