BrotherP-Touch PT-D410 Home / Office Advanced Label Maker | Connect via USB to Create and Print on TZe Label Tapes up to ~3/4 inch, White

I used this label maker to label my entire kitchen, and it did it so quickly and made absolutely beautiful labels. It's super easy to use and set up and it's compact size and optional battery operation make it really nice to carry around with me as I make and stick labels on things. The resolution of the labels are good but you can see pixels if you look closely, so just don't expect it to be pixel free like most modern paper printers are.It's maybe a little pricier than some other models or brands, but I chose this one because I can connect it to a computer and access a ton more fonts, borders, and templates I can from the internet, which really makes it future proof since you aren't limited to the options on the device forever.The functionality and ease of use of this label maker are top tier, and I absolutely recommend it and a few colors of TZe tapes to anyone that wants to do some organizing. I got some white on black tape to label my kitchen as you can see and I absolutely love the look, I highly recommend it to anyone that wants to up their organization game.

Easy to use and makes nice clean prints.Bought to label hard drives for a NAS (network attached storage) primarily, but have used it to label a variety of other things as well. Definitely would recommend for anyone needing a label maker.

Very handy and good quality

This labler works reliably. I am very pleased.

Much to like about this PTouch labeler in terms of features, but as many have said the LCD leaves something to be desired as it doesn't have backlighting and can be tough to read. I purchased it to replace a Brother PTouch labeler that was over 10 years old and still working. I'd misplaced it, finding it only when I purchased this one. (It figures!) I did purchase one that could use larger tape sizes, and I'm glad I did, as that was more important to me than the features like being able to put a frame around the text.Printing labels works if you have power. This one takes AA batteries or uses the included AC adapter. One problem, I received the incorrect adapter for this model in the new, sealed box. I went to the Brother website and registered my product - twice. Two different serial numbers; one on my labeler and one on the box, different numbers so I'm not sure what happened in packaging the labeler I received.After I registered my product I sent a message to customer support. Within 12 hours I had a reply, asking where I'd purchased it, asking for proof of purchase (sent them the Amazon receipt) and my mailing address for them to send me a replacement AC adapter for this model. There was no cost, and they got me the correct adapter within 5 business days.I tested the labeler with both 1/2" and 3/4" tape (must be P-Touch cartridges, but can be off brand to save money). It worked as expected, but one error in printing; cutting off the text. I was using it with batteries until the AC power adapter arrived. The labeler's size makes it a little tough to hold in small hands and it's somewhat slick, so I had to take care not to drop it. Leaving it on a desktop works best for me, but it is quick and not too noisy. The tape cutter is manual and the button feels like you should take care when depressing it.Changing P-Touch tape cartridges is simple and easy. Typing is as good as it can be for this type of keyboard size. Neither the keyboard nor the LCD have backlighting, which would be the main upgrade I would wish for in this device. In low light conditions it's tough for me to see, but it works and the tape sticks to any slick, hard surface, as well as paper and/or folders in my home office.Overall, I like it and the ability to print large labels on battery power or with AC connectivity.

I love this label maker. I use it to organize tubs for tools and other things I organize thuout the house. I was looking for a label maker when I saw that Christen Fackler of iOrganize recommended it. Good job Christen!

This is my 3rd P touch in my lifetime. My last one still works but I want bigger size labels and this is perfect. I have labeled some stuff in the kitchen, office, some cables, etc. I don’t think I will need 5 lines or barcodes or complicated or fancy stuff like that but they are there if I ever need them. I’m having fun with this. I like the fact that it came with a power cord and a USB cord for the computer. I like the size of the keyboard, too. This machine is almost twice the size of my previous one. So far, I have done all my labels using my laptop only. I just bought a case for it for protection and to keep it together with most the accessories. I’m hoping this will last me a long time.

There's a bit of a learning curve in initial use. Figuring out font, size and placement of the words had me using up a couple of feet of label before I got the knack. I was labeling drawers on tool storage units, and I like that the size of the letters allows easy identification of contents. It adhered well even on textured pulls. Affordable and very easy to use. Note: store the directions with the unit. I don't use it often, and will need to re-learn next time it's needed!