Brother P-touch PT- D610BT Business Professional Connected Label Maker | Connect and Create via Bluetooth® on TZe Label Tapes up to ~1 inch

Overall, I really like many aspects of this label maker. It is my first Brother label maker, but I've I had experience with other brands. The difference was that they all required a computer to use. I tested this label maker with the provided sample labels using different templates. I printed directly from the label maker, via Bluetooth with an Android phone, iPad, and a Windows computer. The mobile app is called iPrint&Label and the desktop software is called P-Touch Editor 6. Functionality between mobile and desktop was similar, but as you can imagine, the desktop app was more robust. The case that came with it was functional and there was space for the sample labels, the printer, and the ac plug. You can choose to use six double batteries (not included) instead if you need a more portable solution. Build quality for the label maker itself is solid. It is a matte plastic with a little bit of a sheen to it. I didn't notice any fingerprints on it. The keys felt good, but they have a little too much side to side movement for me. Hopefully it won't be an issue in the long run. The print quality was mostly good, a font did look a little jagged when printed depending on the template chosen. This only showed up on one label out 30. For me it wasn't a deal breaker and I'll do more testing to see if it comes up again. I use the label maker for my photography and video gear, but also use it for some additional items around the house. To peel off the label, turn it over and separate the two part split on the bottom. I did try readjusting the positioning of a label that I put on a case and it came up easily. To be fair, I did it within a short amount of time and not after a day or two. In terms of sound while printing, it is noticeable for sure, but I didn't find it to be excessive with regard to volume. I would definitely recommend this to people who like the flexibility of printing without a computer, even though the desktop app does work with Mac OS and Windows at the time of this review. It will definitely take time to work through all of the templates and maximize all of the available options.

I recently got this label printer. I have to admit that it beats all my expectations! I is highly versatile in label sizes, fonts and styles. I can connect it to my PC via USB or to my phone via Bluetooth. I installed the Brother apps on it and I can print labels in additional languages that are not available out of the box. The packaging of the device is strong and the touches are clear and easy to use (not too small). The first test was in the kitchen, on all ceramic containers for various ingredients. The results are fantastic. My only regret: I did not get one of these earlier!. I highly recommend this item. I got a transport case for it, also available on Amazon. It is worth it.

HIGHLY recommended labeler! I've owned a non-discontinued P-Touch PT-6100 for years and years. Still works great, but only takes a max of 12mm wide tapes. Time for wider! I'm pretty good with mechanical stuff and was EASILY able to get this running, no manual required (although one is packed and will make good bathroom reading at some later date for the details, lol). Here is a quick-start guide:) * Take the unit out of the plastic bag and peel off the protective film on the top over the display window and one behind it that will show the tape cartridge label. * Flip the unit over, setting it on a towel or it's box to protect the screen, and take off that battery cover. Insert 6 AA batteries like in the photo here, but - pro tip, lol - there two kinds of AA these days. Either will work, but the ones labeled "Max", or in this case "EDGE" from a big box tool store, have low internal resistance, meaning the voltage will stay constant longer. They cost a bit more, but you get what u pay for! Put the battery cover back on. Pro-tip #2: rotate the batteries so that a word printed on them faces up, like I've done with EDGE here. That lets you easily see if you have them all in the correct direction. * Flip the unit back over and NOTE, the tape cartridge bay cover is the back 1/3 of the top plastic with the display window. You can see the two hinges in the back. There are finger holes on the left and right side where the words "Brother" and "P Touch" are at. Stick ur fingers in those and gently pull the top up to expose the tape bay. * A TRICK! That white lever must be pulled up to get the cartridge in, and it STAYS UP when you close the lid. The level pushes the tape against a roller. Closing the lid will do that for you. The lever on mine was down and needed to be pulled up initially. * Open up the 24 mm (1") tape cartridge the unit comes with. NOTE! It says SAMPLE which usually means it is only partially filled as a demo. Don't be surprised if it runs out quickly. Time to get an order for more tapes in here at Amazon. * Orient the cartridge as shown on the plastic in the bay. The tape will go out of that hole in the case on the left. Then just gently press it down. * Close the lid (with lever up). * Press the red "on/off" button on the left for one second or so. The unit starts up and asks for your language. THAT IS IT! You are ready to label! Start typing in what you want. Press the "caps" key if you want all caps, like I did in the photo here. * When done, hit the green "print" button on the right. It will come up asking how many to print, which is pretty cool! It defaults to 1, so if you just want one all you need to do is press print again. No need to enter anything. * And away it goes! This unit has an electric cutter which is so nice. The old PT-6100 was manual cut, had to press a lever. * SUPER IMPORTANT PRO-TIP: IF YOU ARE STORING THE UNIT FOR MORE THAN A YEAR, TAKE THE BATTERIES OUT AND PUT THEM IN A SMALL ZIP BAG YOU CAN KEEP WITH THE UNIT. ALL BATTERIES LEAK CORROSIVE GOOD STUFF AFTER A FEW YEARS. DON'T TAKE THE CHANCE! Happy Labeling!

I love this printer! The labels come out clear and the lettering is smooth. The tape reels it takes are easy to change out. It will fit a few different size tapes too, meaning you can make labels of various sizes. It has numerous symbols / emojis built into the machine along with a full keyboard making label creation super simple. The phone app is also easy to use. The build quality is nice and the keyboard is easy to use. I hooked it up to my phone via Bluetooth easily and have had no issues with using that. I just finished using it to make labels for my coffee/cocoa/tea room toppings. They all came out great!

Muy buena calidad he comprado al rededor de 6 rotuladoras y todas en perfecto estado

La calidad del producto es buena

Quite a versatile device with many options of cartridge sizes, fonts, etc.

Very professional

Very good