Brother P-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.

I have always wanted one of these to get my garage organized and am happy I finally got one.We printed out a “TEST” form to show what the fonts would look like so we would be able to pre-choose the font.To avoid the extra “waste” of the tape, I prepare what I am going to want to print and type in a space in between where I normally would cut, print it out and then do the cutting by hand.The keyboard is pretty much self-explanatory but there is a manual to assist you.I like that it comes with the plug-in adapter so you don’t have to use batteries but if you are in an area with no outlet the batteries will do just fine.Looking forward to getting myself organized this summer and, of course, I just had to label my label maker bin!

Absolutely love this machine used to have to write all my labels now just punch it in and enter quantity press print and good to go.Makes labeling my plants for the shop so much easier. And labels are waterproof.

I have five of these label makers. I am an electrical contractor, and I give them to crew to use on the job. Works well. I use re-chargeable batteries in each. They last quite a while on a charge. The only fault is they programmed a delayed key response if you type the same key twice. So, if you type a word with the same letter twice, like the word "letter" it comes out as "leter" if you type normal speed. You have to intentionally slow down your typing each time you have a double letter. It is a bit annoying. Since if it's a different letter you can type quickly but only have to slow down for double letters. It was probably done at one time to prevent a key stroke form displaying unintended iterations of the same letter. But they should fix this delay. I get caught half the time on double letter words only having one letter and I have to go back and correct it. Other than that, it's a great label maker.

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.

I bought this to create labels for my Lego collection. The set up was super easy. The computer program that comes with it has been super intuitive. The printer works well, and the labels are high quality.

Not the most modern of installation experiences, but I can confirm.This unit and software works fine on Windows 11.The Driver install looks like it's hanging, but it actually finished but was being blocked from advancing due to a pop up window I didn't see behind the browser that wanted me to click OK on Driver successfully installed.The firmware updater did work, after like 5 tries, and somehow it worked the 6th time.P-touch label designer is pretty good though, just does the job right.

Works well no problems prints nice