Brother - P-touch PT-D410 Label Printer - White

Love all the text and font options. The 0.7” Labels are so much more visible for Daily Visual Organization. I can see what goes in which bin with 1 quick glance

I bought this label maker to replace a similar model that I had for many years. It is a very nice machine. I like that it is easy to setup and use. It prints great labels and has a good variety of fonts from which to choose.

The price was good and the label maker is FANTASTIC using the computer software.

Easy to use - lots of possibilities - speedy service.

Great options, great instructions, and very useful emails with additional info/options. Love the Brother P-touch label maker! Highly recommend.

Nice labels, easy to use. Despite the fact that it will allow you to submit multiple labels, it only prints one because it does not auto cut

Considered middle quality. Doesn't last very long. Maybe a year and they already don't work. I keep replacing them. The quality of the print doesn't seem that great either after a few weeks. And the price is going up way too high for what it is.

I like the fact that the printer can run on batteries as well as a power adapter. It's also nice that this unit will connect to a computer. However the display is very dim even after the contrast is a maximum. This printer also forces you to waste an inch of tape for every label printed.

I bought the cutter anticipating that I could cut fabric for quilts. I am able to select shapes and add to the design page but am stuck with millimeters and not standard. After about the 3rd or 4th use the mat becomes "unsticky". The blade picks up the leading edge, dragging and cutting the fabric, making it unusable. The process of designing the blocks is onerous to say the least. If it had not been for the YouTUBE videos on cleaning the mat, I would be buying them by the case. I'm not sure the cutter was the best way to go. The machine would probably be fine for paper crafts, but leaves a lot to be desired for fabric craft.

I'm so tired of waste and what we are willing to accept. For every label I print I have to throw away an inch of label material. It actually spits out an inch and tells you to cut it off so it will print your label. So for every 12 labels you throw away a foot of material. It wastes my money and creates trash. Why are we accepting this and when will companies become more responsible. Three inches of material to make a two inch label. Please do not buy. Force this company to stop the ridiculous waste. So very disappointed.