PhomemoLabel Maker Machine with Tape, D30 Mini Bluetooth Label Printer, Versatile App with with 1000+ Symbols and 60+ Borders, Portable Label Maker for School Supplies, Home, Office, GreenClimeCo Certified

This little label maker is possibly one of the best Amazon purchases I’ve ever made. The label maker itself is simple to set up and use. It’s super low maintenance— all you need to do is charge it once in a while, turn it on, and print away. It doesn’t require any ink or ink refills being that it’s a thermal printer, so the only supplies you ever need are the labels themselves which you can find on Amazon for about $4-5 per roll or generic labels for even cheaper on other sites.The label maker is simple enough, but what I think really makes this one stand out in particular is the app that goes along with it, “Print Master”. Once you download the app, it’s extremely easy to get your printer connected to your phone and start printing labels right away. Everything is customizable and there’s a huge selection of borders, “icons” (basically clipart or simple emojis), fonts, etc. What I found to be an extra bonus and a really cool surprise is that the app also lets you create scannable UPC barcodes (and other types of barcodes), as well as scannable QR codes! I tested them out by copying the numbers from a barcode I got off of a bottle of water and the bar code the app generated matched the barcode on the bottle of water perfectly. For the QR code, I used the URL to my own Facebook profile as the “content” and had my friend scan the QR code it generated. Sure enough, it navigated him straight to my Facebook page. Super cool!

Love this little labeler. Comes in handy at work for all those folders that need names on them. I find it easier to make than the old school label maker. It has a good battery that last longer than the roll of stickers. I have a couple different size stickers. The ones that come with it are pretty small, I got the largest size this maker can do (15*50mm) it works great for me. You can edit the words to be as big or little on the sticker, so if you wanted room for a picture or more than 1 row of words you can. It only prints in black and white. So for words it's fine. For pictures you can add in a bit of color with sharpies or gel pens. It prints with heat, so whatever you print will not smear or fade. Handy little gadget.

LOVE this label maker! It has come in handy so many times. Labeling my youngest sons school stuff (backpack, lunch box, water bottle, etc), as well as things in my kitchen like spice jars and oil bottles! The battery life on it is insane too, I've had this thing for like a year now and I've never had to charge it. Definitely better than the Brother label maker I had that got jammed constantly. AND you can add cute little icons and change the font too!

I’m giving this label maker 4 stars. The initial setup was a bit challenging, but once I got it working, it reliably did the job. Its compact design makes it easy to handle and store, which is a definite plus. However, I do miss the larger label paper options available on the original label makers. Overall, it's a great tool if you're willing to put in a little extra effort upfront.

Works amazing for my custom labels! Their customer service is top notch as well!

Very good for organizing my stuff and practical to use

I absolutely love this little lable maker. The labels are the perfect fit for office file tabs and binder dividers. You can adjust the size and font. The app works good. Totally worth the money.

This used to be a five star product, but now it's a one star. Don't buy it. This was the superior version of the handheld thermal printers not only because of price, but because the app was freeware. You need the app to use the product, so any product that requires me to pay an annual fee to use the product is absolute garbage. Well, Phomemo made the app subscription-ware. You can use it for free, but there are a limited number of options and it nags you constantly to subscribe to the app to use certain options. You can't filter the fonts to show only the free ones, so you have to scroll through relentlessly through "premium" fonts to find the free ones. Incidentally, their "premium" fonts are fonts available for free all of the internet. They are charging for other people's work. It's a shame because I own four of these, but now I'll have to find another option or go back to the bulkier P-Touch.Also, they raised the prices by a lot (before the tariffs) for both the unit and the labels themselves.