Pristar PS-100E Label Maker Machine with 1 Tape, Auto-Cut Portable Handheld Label Maker, Thermal Transfer Printing, Rechargeable Label Printer with Keyboard for Office/Home/School Organization, Orange

So this unit is larger than I expected, but it has 3 options for charging or using! It has a rechargeable battery a plug to help charge it but can be used plugged in as well. And takes regular batteries. It has multiple fonts and autocuts! It gives you a preview of your item before so you aren’t wasting tape. I can’t speak on refills as I haven’t had to purchase any yet, but this is definitely goi by to help me organize my bins and homesteading items! Super happy about it!

This is a nice label maker. I recently organized my kitchen, and this came in handy. It's easy to use, you just hold it in your hand, use keypad and print. It was fairly easy to set up also. I would suggest getting one and organize your rooms.

Good label maker, would get 5 stars if the directions were more clear and understandable

No more wasted label tape! No more snipping! No longer do I have to look back at other equipment to see what labels I need to make! If this machine could peel the back off the label I would leave my man for it! Every week, in a different hotel across the country, I have to make almost an entire cartridge of labels for the new equipment. Had a cheaper machine, I liked it but it was slowly dying. I decided to splurge, just a little...it was worth every penny...and then some. Because I can save up to 99 different formatted. Labels it has cut at least 2hrs from my tasks. Also powers with a power supply and it is actually quite light for how big it is.

The label printer is a great value for the money and has a lot of features that more expensive label makers have like being able to create wrap around labels for Ethernet cables. I’m still trying to figure out if it can do sequential labels so if you make a label that starts at AP01, the next label would be AP02, etc. but the manual is very basic and so far I have had no luck figuring it out. Once you learn some of the functions it seams pretty intuitive and not too complicated. As noted it had no case but I got one of those Klein Tools meter case clones and some Kaizan foam to make an inexpensive protective case. You could also use one of those Apache hard cases from Harbor Freight as well.

So easy to use right out of the box! Just charge it up (or plug in 3 AAs), load the tape, and you're off! Comes with lots of options for print settings like boarders, multi labels, feed and cut, serial, different label types, alignment, size, and even fonts! Needed an easier way to keep track of my thinners, tool washes, and paints. This was exactly what I needed for that! I was using label paper and even sticky notes but these labels are so much better. They adhere so well and the backs peel right off. No ink running like others as well, even got a bit of thinner on it and no damage. Really have to recommend to anyone needing to organize!

VERY hard to work with, When trying to print it defaults to printing Multi and will print 2 or 3 labels, you have to change this EVERY time you print and there in NO way to change this. Settings is a Joke, there is really nothing in it for to setup the way you want it to work or print. Oh and it does not have a QWERTY keyboard, Not good if you are selling in the US market. If you are looking for a good label printer Buy a Dymo, Epson or Brother, about the same cost (if not cheaper), but are MUCH easier to work with and understand.

This label maker is one of the best and has lots of features. You can't go wrong. The only complaint is it does not have a QWERTY keypad. Otherwise, it works well.