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Personal Labeler. 3 interchangeable face plates for personalizing your machine’s look. Easy view, 12-character LCD display. Handheld design with Typewriter style keyboard. Uses non-laminated Mseries tapes in 3/8-Inch and 1/2-Inch widths. Operates on 4 AAAbatteries (not included)
- 3 interchangeable face plates for personalizing
- Easy view, 12-character LCD display
- Handheld design with Typewriter style keyboard
- Uses non-laminated M series tapes in 3/8-Inch and 1/2-Inch widths
Brother Personal Labeler Machine, White (PT90) Reviews
| 82 of 84 people found the following review helpful  Very convenient and useful!, By Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Brother Personal Labeler Machine, White (PT90) (Office Product) I got this shipment within it's estimated delivery date, and it is very easy to use and very convenient! I used this to label some of our bottles on the spice rack - the letters are very clearly printed out (with the small font, you can actually print out two lines of text), and the entire process was very simple, I didn't even need a manual to figure out how to do basic printing of labels (I don't even remember if it has a small booklet for the manual). The label itself holds well.The device is very compact, lightweight (like a kid's toy), yet doesn't look like it's easy to break. It has a custom frame that you can change anytime you want, although I don't really care about these colorful plates as much. Vendor should've included a refill label cartridge instead. :) I recommend this product for those who just want a basic labeling tool with preprogrammed patterns for small art projects and such. This item doesn't have too much to offer, but it works for a... Read more 58 of 59 people found the following review helpful  Nice Labels, Just Ignore Battery Warning, By d.w. (New York, New York) - See all my reviews Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Brother Personal Labeler Machine, White (PT90) (Office Product) ----- Update 1/20/12 --------I've owned this for about a year, and I actually just purchased an extra one for my office. So far, this label maker has done a fantastic job. Update on battery life: I'm actually on just my second set of batteries in the year I've had it, so overall, I am quite pleased. Per my original review, I use Sanyo Eneloop rechargeable NiMH batteries. After my first few weeks of label making, I would say I've been using it to print a few labels once every 2-3 weeks or so. Sometimes, it's a little more frequent than that, but not often. The label maker STILL flashes the Low Battery! warning after every single label, but I always ignore it, press some button, and keep printing. Hasn't failed me yet. Quality of labels: Still the same, typical label quality. Yes, there's quite a bit of excess unused label that gets printed, but I suppose this is just a fact of label making. Not very efficient, and somewhat wasteful, but what... Read more 34 of 35 people found the following review helpful Great job for household, By Hophouse "Aimee" (California) - See all my reviews This review is from: Brother Personal Labeler Machine, White (PT90) (Office Product) Pros: inexpensive gadget,works great, clean lines, not too big, takes 4 AAA batteries, has cool styles like shadows and bold, has cute symbosCons: expensive labeling refills, writing is very small, uses too much extra tape at the ends. labels very hard to unpeel unless you have long talons (nails) I am a very organized person so I got this at Staples for $15 at staples (on sale) and so far it works great. I have been labeling like a madwoman since I got it. I have labeled all my electronics chargers, my pet food/misc. items, my tv/dvd cords, my plastic drawers, and my electronics so far and I haven't even had this labeler for a day! My biggest complaint is that the writing is a big small unless you supersize it. It was pretty easy to figure out, but I did have to skim the manual first. I wouldn't use this one for my business, but it's great around the house. |
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