Dymo Rhino 4200 Basic Industrial Handheld Label Maker 1 Line 4 3/50x8 23/50x2 6/25 1801611/2175088

Have been trialing this one over the past couple weeks and really happy with how easy it is to print labels. Vinyl is durable and showing no signs of fading even with use outdoors. Big fan of the heat shrink tube too, easier way to label wires as regular plastic ones tend to peel off

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I recently moved from Brother to Dymo for my labeling as Brother machines waste large lengths of tape at both front and end of each label. My experience with Dymo (I recently purchased a LetraTag 100H and two Rhino 4200 units) has been very positive, it was a good decision for my business to move to Dymo.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Awesome little labeller. Batteries last longer than you'd think. Very useful for small to medium box labels, cable labelling (power/ethernet etc as it can do text width-ways along the tape as well as standard length-ways). The backlighting works well in dark rooms as well without blinding you!

I've had this product for years and it has met every need of mine for labeling, especially for electrical work and wiring. Keep in mind that this is an industrial labeler specifically designed for contractor/electrician/networking work so it may not be the best for other uses. I love the QWERTY keyboard, and use it frequently to label wires, switches, panels, panel breakers, patch bays, and more. The built-in formats are extremely useful for this purpose. The wide selection of label materials, such as nylon, vinyl, and poly allow great flexibility for different uses, and high durability for the labels. For newer projects the heatshrink option is amazing. Make sure you use the correct type for your application. My only (minor) issue is that it can be battery hungry - when using AA alkalines make sure you remove them between uses. Does not really work with rechargeable AAs due to their lower voltage. Use the Dymo battery if you want rechargeable. I definitely recommend this for wire and electrical labeling! I'm submitting this review because as a long time user I feel that the other reviews here are not representative.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Works great. Makes tags with ease. Real easy to configure

Great device for printing heat-shrink wire labels for my home-built aircraft.

This is the best labeler I've ever used. Admittedly, I do not have the biggest needs--just lots of labels for cabling, but it does great. However, I am in need of two more, and no one seems to have the kit in stock.

This is the second one of these I've had and the same problem. The screen goes out and you can't see what you are typing. The 1st one went out while still under warranty. The second one went out while just sitting in the house.

I cannot print anything in lower-case font. Everything is ALL CAPs regardless of the caps lock/key. Using fixed length labels makes no sense because it was always limit you to a much small font than what the label width was designed (12pt on 3/8" label?!?).

this label maker jammed in the first month, with the label material tightly wrapping around a rubber feed spool. unjamming it is nearly impossible, and once unjammed it has poor printing quality now, with streaks through the characters. i suspect a design flaw, where the ribbon cable to the print head is completely exposed inside the cartridge cassette area, and simply unjamming it probably exposes the ribbon cable to damage. poor engineering.