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Eliminate the inconvenience of AA batteries - just charge and go with this sleek, ultra-convenient label maker. Packed with new features inspired by LabelManager users to help you get the results you want with more ease and convenience. The large 1 1/5 x 2 1/3 Inches screen displays two lines of label text. Plus, the graphical display lets you see text effects onscreen before you print. Works faster with an improved user interface that displays all menu options onscreen without scrolling and includes intuitive icons for formatting options. Familiar ABC - style keyboard. Offers quick access to special symbols. Choose from three font styles, six font sizes and one of eight different box or underline styles. Nine label memory and easy insertion of saved text. Prints up to 10 copies of the same label. Includes rechargeable lithium ion battery, charging cord, starter label cassette, one 1/2" x 10' black on white tape cartridge and user manual.
- Just charge and go with this sleek, ultra-convenient label maker.
- 1 1/5 x 2 1/3 Inches screen displays two lines of label text.
- Graphical display lets you see text effects onscreen before you print.
- Improved user interface displays all menu options onscreen and includes intuitive icons for formatting options.
DYMO Label Manager LM260P label Printer, Black /Gray (1754490) Reviews
| 56 of 57 people found the following review helpful  Lightweight, Easy to Use ..., By This review is from: DYMO Label Manager LM260P label Printer, Black /Gray (1754490) (Office Product) Customer review from the Amazon Vine™ Program ( What's this?)  I have been using a label machine since we opened our store three years ago. My label machine of choice back then was the Brother PT-1950 P-touch PC-Ready Labeler for Small Workgroups. I was grateful to check out the Dymo Label Machine because there were some serious problems with my older machine. Here are the features I really like in the Dymo. 1) Rechargeable batteries included. No need to worry about the batteries, just plug in and keep charged, then when you are ready to go, grab the label machine and take it with you. 2) "Short" ends on the labels. The Brother left over an inch on either side of the labels, and wasted about 50% of the labels I made. Given the cost of the labels, this is a feature that is truly helpful. 3) The ability to easily save the label for... Read more 20 of 20 people found the following review helpful  Label Manager 260P, By This review is from: DYMO Label Manager LM260P label Printer, Black /Gray (1754490) (Office Product) I've used this labelmaker for several weeks now and LOVE it, with one caveat: it's not qwerty.It holds well in my hand, being neither too heavy nor too light. It runs on either batteries (Li-Ion replaceable battery) or AC power, and the battery recharges quickly. It uses the same DYMO label cassettes that other DYMO products use and the cassette is clearly labeled with color and size. I can change the font (three choices) or the size of the font. I can print multiples of the same label. I can save the label to use later. The label can have multiple lines of print. I can italicize, bold, underline, put letters in a box. The labels are clean and crisp. In short, it's a pretty amazing labelmaker! For me, though, it's supertough to find letters on the "keyboard" when it's it's in alphabetical order with an arbitrary seven letters on each line. I'm having a lot of trouble adjusting to that. Because of that one small thing, making a label is a... Read more 12 of 12 people found the following review helpful A Palmful of Labelin', and None of Your Lip, By This review is from: DYMO Label Manager LM260P label Printer, Black /Gray (1754490) (Office Product) Customer review from the Amazon Vine™ Program ( What's this?) I've never used a Dymo label maker before. So I gave the 260p a shot when it showed up on Vine.Right off the bat, the 260P fits well in my palm, my right thumb resting naturally on the label cutting button. I'm left-handed, so it suits me fine to hold in the off-hand. For righties who also want to hold it off-handed, it's a tough more awkward to reach that cutter button. I use my middle finger. It isn't heavy at all, and both the label cassette and the battery compartment are easily accessible on the bottom, complete with studs so you can set it safely on a tabletop. For all the buttons, it takes less than five minutes to figure it out. The format key has everything you need to set up the label, including a choice of a san serif, bold serif, and light serif font. All of the glyphs are accessed by their own key bindings. Numbers and letters have their own keys, accented characters are selected simply by activating the accent mode, and two-line typing is a simple... Read more |
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