Motex E-101 Embossing Label Maker (Tape Writer) - Made in Korea (White)

Its a very aimple tool, doesnt need any battery or charge, its manual press. In just 1 or 2 trys you will be able to figure it out. Its good to tag your kids school items

Good product... You need to get some hands-on experience to use this perfectly.

The labels stops rolling after some time, waste of money

The machine does its job, but the build quality is not very good. While pressing the handle for printing alphabets, it seems that the machine will break. Other aspects its working fine

Handy, useful and very good quality. Does the job neatly

Useful peoduct and easy to use

Sometimes problem with the cutting part, otherwise good.

Need to punch hard. Some time hard While rotating wheel. It's simply press the no. But works. Simple and easy to use👌

Bought this to replace tape cartridge in the handle D___ brand that jammed up after not much use due to small cut pieces of tape inside mechanism, then once apart was fighting going back together, lost small screws so I decided this looks like something much simpler design that should be more workable and it is, no problem with complex mechanism, simpler and more durable, very happy with this little label maker, even has a loop at front for string and that tells me it is designed for regular use.

I was initially a bit reticent to buy this embossing label maker due to some poor reviews. However, while it certainly feels a bit flimsy, it is very easy to use - ie. easy to change the tapes, change the wheels, and to use as intended (a quick youtube video helped) - and I like it a lot as it comes with interesting tape colours that I was unable to source for my Dymo embossing label maker.

it is a little hard to get used to but it is very reliable

This is a lot smaller form factor than the embossing label maker I and many others grew up with. I added a few images so people can see its size, since someone with reduced manual dexterity may not be able to operate this with ease. Other than that, it is easy to set up and use. Just feed the label tape (3/8" wide) and half-press the trigger a few times to get it fed in (note: a soft or half-press is also the "space" character). A firm press will emboss the character indicated on the dial. The embosser came with a single cartridge of black tape, the wheel you see in the images (all caps) and a 2nd wheel with lower case characters and some other possibly useful symbols. I don't know how easy it is to swap the wheels while leaving the tape in place. That would be a nifty test.