PT-80 P-Touch Electronic Labeling System
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Brother P-Touch 80 Thermal Label Printer
A handheld all in one affordable, feature packed “Personal Labeler”. The PT-80 will easily print labels
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P-Touch PT-80 Electronic Labeling System, Compact, Easy to Use, 12-character LCD Display, Five Framing Options, Fifteen Tape Styles (3/8" & 1/2" wide), Print 1 or 2 lines
The Brother P-Touch PT-80 Electronic Labeling System is an affordable and feature packed personal labeler.
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Brother PT80 P-touch Electronic Labeling System
The PT-80 will easily print labels in 6 type sizes; 9 type styles and 1 font for all different labeling
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brother PT-80 7.5 mm / sec 230 dpi Label Printer
Fonts Included: Normal, Bold, Outline, Shadow, Italic, Italic Bold, Italic Outline, Italic Bold, Italic
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PT-80 P-Touch Electronic Labeling System
The PT-80 is a handheld all in one affordable, feature packed Personal Labeler . The PT-80 will easily
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PT-80 Thermal Label Printer
The PT-80 is a handheld all in one affordable, feature packed "Personal Labeler". The PT-80 will easily
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PT-80 Thermal Label Printer
"The PT-80 is a handheld all in one affordable, feature packed "Personal Labeler". The PT-80 will easily
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PT-80 P-Touch Electronic Labeling System
A handheld all-in-one affordable "Personal Labeler".At the touch of a button you can add the time & date
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Brother PT-80 Thermal Label Printer
www.brother-usa.com Handheld PT-80 personal labeler easily prints labels in six type sizes, nine type
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Brother - P-Touch Electronic Labeling System, PT-80
The P-Touch PT-80 is a handheld, all-in-one, feature packed personal labeler. It easily prints labels
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Brother Thermal Labeler - Blue/Green
Print labels in up to 9 styles featuring a 230 dpi resolution with this thermal labeler. The LCD display
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This labelmaker makes great labels, once you figure out how to type the letters in. I read the directions over and over, but never saw how to begin a new label. Suddenly the letters appeared on the screen, but I don't how know I got them to show up. Also, refills are expensive.
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I previously had a PT-65 labeler; I'm replacing it with this new unit. It's lighter and still has all of the same functions as far as I can tell. A few menu options have been changed (all symbols are now behind a menu) and the key placement is much better (e.g. shift keys). It works well for simple labels and they are easy to read on the white tape. Cutter works well.
The fact that it uses less batteries is great (4 AAA); though I don't know how long they'll last compared to the 6 AA the PT-65 used. Also has a bigger display than the other unit making it easier to type longer labels.
I can't really notice much of a difference with the lower DPI rating.
Overall, if you can find a good deal on tape online, you really can't go wrong with this unit for simple labeling needs.
The fact that it uses less batteries is great (4 AAA); though I don't know how long they'll last compared to the 6 AA the PT-65 used. Also has a bigger display than the other unit making it easier to type longer labels.
I can't really notice much of a difference with the lower DPI rating.
Overall, if you can find a good deal on tape online, you really can't go wrong with this unit for simple labeling needs.
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The Good
1) Execellent product, the labels stick on to almost anything and they will stay on and legible for years. (I borrowed one of these 2 years ago to label a set of keys and the labels are still perfect)
2) The machine is easy to use and has many options for size, fonts and other effects.
3) The roll of labels that you get with the Machine will probably be all you ever need, I was able to do all my labeling for a multitude of power adapters, my home theater system wiring, all my house keys, computer network system etc. and still have half of the roll left.
The Bad
1) The excessive Lead in and Lead out space before the text wastes a ton of label tape.
2) Peeling the labels apart can be a chore if you have no finger nails.
3) Wierd bug in the software that sometimes you turn the unit on and it says battery power is Low, even though you just put in new batteries. Just Turn Off and On again and the message goes away.
1) Execellent product, the labels stick on to almost anything and they will stay on and legible for years. (I borrowed one of these 2 years ago to label a set of keys and the labels are still perfect)
2) The machine is easy to use and has many options for size, fonts and other effects.
3) The roll of labels that you get with the Machine will probably be all you ever need, I was able to do all my labeling for a multitude of power adapters, my home theater system wiring, all my house keys, computer network system etc. and still have half of the roll left.
The Bad
1) The excessive Lead in and Lead out space before the text wastes a ton of label tape.
2) Peeling the labels apart can be a chore if you have no finger nails.
3) Wierd bug in the software that sometimes you turn the unit on and it says battery power is Low, even though you just put in new batteries. Just Turn Off and On again and the message goes away.
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I just made all the wiring work in my truck and this product is essential for labeling each wire, the arrow symbols are just great to place the way the AC is flow on.
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This is a great label maker. The labels are bold and do not smear. it is super simple to use. Only complaint is that the backing is difficult to get off the label. I have not been very successful doing it the way the instructions show. Maybe long fingernails would help?
