Brother Business Professional Connected Label Maker Bundle with Carrying Storage Case and TZe2312PK P-touch Black Print on White Laminated Label Tape

I've been using this label maker for over a year now. I love it. I label everything that I can. There are so many layout options that it makes labeling anything easy. You can even add pictures, barcodes, and tables, which I don't use but I love that I could if I wanted to. I really don't have anything bad to say about this label maker other than I wish it would print multiple different labels at a time, not just one.I've been using this label maker for over a year and I genuinely love it—I label just about everything I can. The layout options are plentiful, so it's easy to create a label for pretty much anything. It also supports features like pictures, barcodes, and tables (I don't personally use those), but I like knowing they're there if I ever need them. Honestly, I don't have much negative to say. My only wish is that it could print multiple different labels in one batch, instead of printing the same label one at a time.I've been using this label maker for over a year and I genuinely love it—I label just about everything I can. The layout options are plentiful, so it's easy to create a label for pretty much anything. It also supports features like pictures, barcodes, and tables (I don't personally use those), but I like knowing they're there if I ever need them. Honestly, I don't have much negative to say. My only wish is that it could print multiple different labels in one batch, instead of printing the same label one at a time.

Nice little unit. Clean, crisp characters. Fast. Labels adhere well in most places but are removable. Software is not intuitive but can be figured out.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This label maker is pretty top notch if you ask me. I love the Bluetooth capabilities and that I can connect with my phone and computer. The labels are huge at 1” but you can use smaller tape. I also love that it precuts the label for you after it prints. My old maker you had to cut it and if you weren't careful or slow enough it would mess up the label, so that's a definite plus for me. It's pretty big in size but I like it. Overall, very nice label maker!

Easy to use. Plenty of features. Simple to connect to an iPhone. Can use different size labels and color of print. An awesome feature is can print two lines of text on larger labels. Using a phone I can even upload a picture and print it. Loaded with lots of symbols and characters. Happy with this label maker. Haven't had any problems with it. I also feel the price I pay for a roll of label tape and the amount of labels I can print per roll is a good qty per price. Like I'm not getting ripped off. It also can use batteries and prints the labels fast. The labels are durable. I've had some labels on a water bottle and so far they are still on the bottle. Haven't faded. And the corners are still perfect.

Me encanta esta laminadora, es lo mejor que pude haber adquirido, me simplifica mis tareas y me resuelve la vida. Brother es lo mejor.

I was looking at hand-held label maker for tagging cable and equipment identification, when I came across this portable label maker. I like the flexible connectivity that allows me to use the local keyboard, use software on my Macintosh Computer, and even access it from my iPhone over Bluetooth! I use the Bluetooth most because I can simply design and print cable tags then collect them from the printer and apply. This means I don't need another clunky piece of equipment with my tools and I can conveniently place the label printer. One star ding is for the odd interface and some confusing documentation. Some of the keys are modal meaning they will only work while in a particular mode - the documentation fails to mention these prerequisites. All-in-all I'm very pleased with my 610BT labeler. I'm glad I upgraded to the wider tape as well.

I am disappointed with the 1-inch cut the device makes every single label you make, unless you choose multiple labels to print at the same time. but you still get the initial 1-inch wasted cut. What i do like is the customizing of the labels themselves.

The PT-D610BT is the third Brother P-Touch label printer I have purchased. The printers required replacement for no other reason that with newer versions of MacOs, Brother decided to stop supporting the older OS thus requiring throwing out the printer and purchasing new. Additionally Brother changed the tape cartridge such that the older cartridges cannot be used. Planned obsolescence.

I'm a professional organizer and I need to create lots of labels quickly. This device only allows you to create one label at a time, although you may print duplicates of it. It doesn't allow the option to create multiple unique labels and print and cut them at the same time. Meaning, if I'm labeling a pantry I have to type "Pasta" hit print (then hit it again to confirm I only want one copy of it), then once it's done printing and cutting, delete "Pasta" and type "Rice" then repeat the steps all over again. Printing is fast, but not that fast. And how do you catch all the cuttings when you're on the go? You'd have to have something you carry around with you to catch the labels as you're standing in the pantry/wherever to see what the next label is. The cutting feature is really nice and would be an absolute game changer IF it were possible to print multiple labels at once. If you print multiples of the same label, it can cut in between them, but they're just duplicates, not different words on the labels. Super disappointing because this is one of the few models that allows 1" label tape. But I can't print one label at a time when I have 50-100 to make. If you use it at your desk only and need lots of copies of the same thing, you would like it. But I'm returning.

I have an old P-touch that was able to use TZe Tapes and could also use AV tapes to make paper address labels. This new machine has a pin inside that doesn't allow the use to AV tapes so you cannot make paper address labels. Basically, they want me to buy two machines to do the same function as one old one. I realize it has a host of fancy new features, but one would thing that being able to print address labels would be somewhat of a priority.