DYMO LabelManager 160 Portable Label Maker Bundle, Easy-to-Use, One-Touch Smart Keys, QWERTY Keyboard, Large Display, For Home & Office Organization, Includes 3 D1 label cassettes

I was exited to get labels on the items once I got this out of the box. Installed the batteries and all I get is constant "label jam" errors. I can't print anything. Tried all 3 cartridges. This machine is garbage. Beware before buying it DOES NOT WORK! Update: A replacement was sent by Amazon. I'm sending this damaged item back. It never worked. This new replacement worked right out of the box. I must have received a faulty device the first time around. Big thanks to amazon for replacing this quickly.

Absolutely great! Easy to use and prints perfect labels. Exactly what we were looking for and the price was great.

LOVE this label maker. It’s great for labeling things at room temperature. Labels in the freezer fall off. Labels in the heat (attic) will probably stay on but you might lose a few. I like the DYMO brand because it’s easy to find labels! 1 roll of labels last me a long time!! It also comes with a lot of symbols built into the software so you can add fun things to your labels. It’s the size of a graphing calculator just a little more heavy. Design is simple!

I used a DYMO label maker at my previous job and now that I don't work there I decided to buy one for myself. Am I the only one who has to think hard about the burner diagrams on the stove? I guess I'm not visual, because the words FRONT LEFT and RIGHT REAR are way more helpful to me. So now I have those labels on my stove. I also put a label on the back of my iPhone (I have a clear case) and on my AirPods case saying IF FOUND PLEASE CALL [husband's phone number] I'm sure I'll find numerous other uses for this label maker. If I have more than one label I want to print, I save tape by typing out all the labels I want at the same time with a couple of spaces in between and printing them at once, then cutting them apart afterward. If you want a special character, like a hyphen for a phone number, it's a bit of a pain to find, but that's a minor inconvenience. I like that if you use a smaller font, you can print two (maybe 3? haven't tried) lines. The machine is pretty bulky and I wish it came with an adapter... 6 AAA's is a lot of batteries. I'll probably buy an adapter or get some rechargeable AAA's. But in general, pleased with this purchase.

Easy to use, great for in the office or kitchen (we label our leftovers in the fridge with it and spare computer and appliance parts in our office. The only thing that would make it better is if the display was LED. LCD can be difficult to read in low light.

This label maker is very easy to use and a good value for money. I find machine to print well without getting jams. Over all this works very well.

This is our 2nd unit, replacing the first one that we bought in 2017 which finally stopped working. We’ve never used batteries. Yes, this model DOES have DC input (9V 2A) if you want to get your own power supply. Given the cost of OEM labels these days, it’s more economical to buy this item that comes with 3 standard cartridges (black letters white bkgnd) rather than buy the standalone unit. As a plus, Amazon offered sameday delivery; it arrived only 2 1/2 hours after placing the order!

This device seems to have been on the market for a while. And the 3-tape version is an excellent deal when not inflated (check price history); 3 official full-length tapes might cost you more than the bundle. Brother ships "starter packs" with deliberately shortened tape lengths. Ergonomics are great on a handheld device with an okay QWERTY layout. The buttons are rubber but at this price point you're simply not going to get hard plastic keys. MIA are basic punctuation like dot and dash, and shift operates as a lock only. Unfortunately there's a lot not great with this device: * 6 AAA batteries is a little rough, and half of the battery contacts are directly contacting a pad on a PCB. This is not going to wear well over time. The device is cheap but not so cheap that I would consider it disposable. 6 AAs would be better, 4 AA would be much better. * Cost savings have removed the cleaning tool that is supposed to be included with the device, to keep the cutting blade from getting gummed up. "If missing, contact Dymo" says the download-only instructions. Hand you over my address for junk mail because you wanted to be cheap? Nah. * Interface is definitely out of the 90s. Non-backlit low-resolution LCD display. The interface is simple, but some of the experience is absolutely stone age like no button to clear the text, no copy/paste, no macros of any kind. You have bold, italics, underline, but it's an all-or-nothing: entire label in that style. You'll generally find these better features in higher tier devices but it's such a minor software thing it feels like they're being cheap. * Compared to the equivalent Brother competition, the selection of clip art and borders are lacking. This isn't my thing, but if it's important to you, you might want to take a second look at the competition. * I had to send back the first unit back as the printer was broken out of the box. Amazon replacement are easy, but it was still a hassle, and definitely shakes my confidence in the longevity of my purchase. And the biggest problem: the tape menu!! Looking at the description and Dymo's site, it looks great. Lots of color options, width options, and material options. The problem is that you're not going to find every combination manufactured, and even those that are technically "listed" are vaporware and nowhere to be purchased. Interestingly enough, the clone-compatible China market is where you really can get all combinations and, honestly, it's pretty pathetic that the manufacturer doesn't support the device as well as the knock off manufacturers do, at the crazy profit margins of the official tapes, too. Now the official tapes are quite good quality. The backing is easy to remove, the standard adhesive exceeded my expectations on degreased PET plastic, and the middle split makes it easy to apply without getting finger oils where they shouldn't be. The counterfeits just aren't nearly as good. But, when I need White on Black at 1/4", I'm SOL unless I support an industry I don't necessarily agree with. While talking about genuine vs copy, the official tapes are good but they're maybe only 2 or 3x as good as the counterfeits and certainly not worth 8x the price. For maximum utility and not getting taken to the cleaners, you're probably just going to have to be a little morally flexible. Counterfeits harm the industry, but plain not serving the customers and soaking them when you do is more like suicide than just getting attacked. And, honestly, Brother seems to have the same problem. A lot of "theoretical" part numbers that just don't exist or are perpetually not in stock. It's a bit of a shame. Knowing what I know now about the supply chain, I'm only moderately happy with my choice. If Dymo gets their act together it will only improve my current purchase, but only another decade or so will show how that plays out.

Fantastic & easy to use. Highly recommended.

Easy to use, very good.

Me ha gustado muchísimo la rapidez y lo bien que quedan las etiquetas así como lo fácil que es utilizarlo. Por contra y el motivo de que sólo lo puntúe con dos estrellas es que estaba usado. Venían dentro de la caja con trozos cortados de la cinta. La cinta venía puesta. Me lo he quedado por dos motivos: primero porque me urgía utilizarlo y el más importante es que funcionaba correctamente y no ha dado ningún problema en 40 etiquetas que he hecho hasta ahora. Garantía de un año, así que veremos que pasa porque le tengo que dar mucho trabajo...

Recommended, very useful tool!

Che Amazon e veramente preciso in tutto, è ne sono orgoglioso: alex banfi