🏷️ Efficient Label Making with Epson LabelWorks LW-300 (C51CB69010): A Comprehensive Review Review

Good portable label printer, a little hard to understand at first but the instructions are pretty clear. I only gave it 3 stars because the power supply recommended here at Revain doesn't work and as I've only used it 3 months after purchase it's too late to return it. If you want to use an AC adapter, try to find the AC adapter recommended in the guide (APT0615Z1-1). The instructions warn of possible damage if another adapter is used.

very cool thing. Makes very high quality labels; clear, fairly durable and very comfortable. It has many options for changing font size and layout, which I like. There's a slight learning curve, but the controls are mostly intuitive. I deducted a star for several reasons: 1. This thing uses 6 AAA batteries. That's a lot, and AAAs don't come cheap.2. Some of the fonts try to be a bit more stylized than the default sans serif. They don't work well at all. They are too pixelated to capture the…

Let me just say this, I hate Brother P touch systems. I have no idea why they get such rave reviews. I had one and didn't like the fact that the screen was so dim I could barely see what was printed. Then, after a year of being annoyed by that boring screen, I bought another one. And what a surprise. The screen was awful. This time I returned it and got EPSON. It's not that easy to find, and it's not sold everywhere at Costco and Staples, but it's great. The strip is easier to cut, not an inch…

To organize our spice rack my wife and I ordered jars and this label printer. I didn't want to read the manual and learn how to use this labeler but I decided to do it. The instructions were clear and easy to follow and I had the labels printed in minutes. I found this device easy to use. We really had fun making labels and organizing our condiments. We didn't use many features like different fonts or double line printing because we found the default font to be perfect. The only cons: 1. It…

Because I wanted to improve my organization at home, especially in the kitchen, I gave a try to bins, boxes and small drawers to use but this became a problem as it was difficult for others when they were looking around the kitchen for things and things wouldn't return to their original position, that's when I thought of the lettering. as alternative. However, as I have terrible handwriting and wanted to avoid the mess of inkjet labels, I found this great product that gave me multiple…

This is a really cheap but very good product. However, labels are expensive. My labels average 3 to 4 inches, so you get 50 to 80 labels per 17ft cartridge (if I counted correctly). Old Gillette almost gave away razors to sell the blades for a good profit. Unfortunately I cannot shave with this Epson. When I bought my LW-300 I had an application in mind: I wanted to mark the spines of some 13" x 19" sheets and I wanted the letters to be vertical on the tape as it runs down the back . None of…

This review is for the Epson LabelWorks LW-300 and LW-400 label printers. Epson LW-300 and LW-400 printers are very similar in functionality. The main differences are listed below: 1. The LW-300 supports ribbons up to 1/2 inch wide, while the LW-400 supports ribbons up to 3/4 inch2 wide. LW-300 can store up to 30 labels and LW-400 can store up to 50 labels.3. LW-300 can print up to 2 lines per label and LW-400 can print up to 4 lines per label.4. The LW-300 requires 6 AAA batteries and the…