PT-D200 Brother P-touch Labeler for Home and Office Review

The ideal way to save ribbon is to print in a chain and remove the blank space that is added at the beginning of each label. If the chain lock is not used, the line must be cut off with scissors and discarded. The instructions that come with the labeler are not clear on how to set up a "chain seal" and eliminate these losses. To do this, the border configuration must be set to chain pressure. The instructions do not state that the border menu has four options for specifying the border width…

Best €10 buy in a long time! The label maker is compact, feature rich, has a QWERTY keyboard and prints the quality labels you've come to expect from Brother. I suspect a lot of the negative reviews are from customers who didn't read the manual that came with the device, particularly the comments about "tape waste" - read the instructions and correct the margins. In terms of battery life, I charged the unit with six brand new batteries and they lasted through a 4m sample tape and into a spare…

I read the reviews on this product and was concerned about issues with label edges and others, but I bought one anyway because the tape feed seemed much better than the others (especially compared to Epson LW -300) - variety, availability and price. As for the battery issue, I bought an adapter for about $10. After a few use cases, I can't say I'm happy with this one; I would give 3.5 stars. The unit is larger than I expected, which is purely subjective, but I'll post a photo anyway to give you