Brother PT-P700 Label Maker, USB 2.0, P-Touch Label Printer, Portable, Up to 24mm Labels, Includes AC Adapter/USB Cable/24mm Black on White Tape Cassette, UK Plug

Great little labeller that is compact and easy to carry around. The app on your phone means the labeller needs no built in keyboard so makes it compact.Dead easy to set-up and use, app is a little bit clunky but does the job fine.Can be wasteful of ribbon/tape but you can easily work around this by printing multiple labels one after another and cutting manually rather than ejecting and cutting each label with the built-in cutter.To further reduce costs, buy the 3rd party label cassettes to use with it rather than the Brother originals.

Nice label printer from a reputable manufacturer.Very easy to use from the Brother ‘Design&Print 2’ App. Gives very good results on various media colours.

(No, I'm not getting paid by anyone to say this - it just seems to be the perfect answer to labelling!) This is a brilliant little label printer, rather undersold on Amazon and on the manufacturer's website. Had it been more clearly explained I would have bought it without a thought. I decided to take a chance and I'm glad I did..It can print on label tapes of several widths, the widest being 24mm. Different label tapes are available for printing black on white and several colours, white on black, black or white on transparent labels. The cartridges are simple to slot in and out so you can easily make just one off of a number of different sizes, formats and colours. I found it easy to install and get working with my iMac, and the downloadable App is cleverly designed so you can use different fonts, styles and sizes, plus barcodes, images and borders. You can produce multi-line type (within the depth confines of the label tape you are using). The only thing I haven't yet found is how to adjust the line spacing, but it's not a big problem. The labels seem to be encapsulated in clear plastic so should be durable and waterproof. Some reviewers criticise because it wastes half an inch of label tape each time, but I suspect this is essential for the way it works, and it does give scored tab which makes it really easy to peel off the backing. Apart from that it only uses the required amount for the longest line on your label. Multi lines can be centred or justified left or right.Uses so far - for sticking onto plastic plant labels, bottle and jar labels, cables and pipe identification. Perfect around the office, kitchen, garage, workshop etc. Just brilliant!

This is my first label printer and it's great, with only a few nit picks.First is that I don't like that it takes 6 AAA for power and it doesn't seemed to like rechargeables. They don't last long and it's a pain to source 6 of them every time.I do tend to prefer user removeable batteries but I do think a built in lithium ion would be better for this product, or maybe use AA instead of AAA, they aren't much bigger and have much better capacity.Second is again related to power because they provide a barrel connector instead of USB C. It would be so convenient to be able to power it with my phone charger, laptop charger or power bank. I could almost do without it having batteries in it at all if they provided this.Lastly, as many have pointed out, there is a lot of wastage when printing. There are ways to mitigate it, but if you just want one label in a hurry, there is not a lot you can do about it.

Now I have managed to test this device in my own way, especially since I have been using hand-held professional P-touch printers.The only thing I can write is that I'm wondering what to do with my existing printer. This one will never be of any use to me again.The wonders that can be edited and printed on the PT-P710BT depend only on your creativity, considering the type of tape you use.Printed photos may not be perfect, but a graphic designer will be able to prepare the photo so that it looks good on single-color tape. I was able to do it quite well.All expectations that my previous printer did not meet are now met.Keeping in mind the limitations of the print medium, an editor that can be used even on a phone allows for more than can be found in available templates.I am delighted with this small handy device.Unfortunately. While the Bluetooth connection to the phone works without any problems, to print from a PC I still have to connect with a micro USB cable (I would expect USB-C).Creating QR codes is brilliant. You can enter whatever you want there so that interested people can easily read it with a regular phone.Nevertheless, it is a successful piece of cube.

By far the worst brother product I've ever owned! Great when it works, but put it away for 4 months and you might need to spend an hour or two to get it to work / print again. Change your router, better spend a couple hours o n this printer alone getting it working again!

This printer replaced a very old Brother 'P-Touch' printer after 20 odd years of use and is even easier to use. Good quality printouts and the label backing is easy to remove. Cordless and quick to recharge.

Simple and fun to use (which is not something I've ever said about a printer before). The app is great. I heard using the PC software is more difficult but I'm very happy using my phone to make the labels so that doesn't affect me.