BrotherPT-E560BTVP P-Touch Edge Handheld Industrial Label Printer with Bluetooth and Dual auto-Cutter (up to 24mm Labels)

This is hands down the best label maker I’ve used. The PT-E560BTVP prints crisp, durable labels and has a huge variety of compatible tapes—including heat shrink tubing, which is a game changer for electrical work. It’s built like a tank and feels professional-grade.What really sets it apart is the Bluetooth connectivity and P-touch app—you can design and print custom labels right from your phone. It’s fast, easy, and way more flexible than typing on the built-in keyboard (though that works great too).I've used it for organizing toolboxes, electrical panels, bins, and more. The laminated TZe tapes hold up to heat, water, and abrasion without fading or peeling.If you want a label maker that does it all and then some, this is the one to get. Totally worth the investment.

*Perfect cuts*Doesn't waste label tape*Efficient printerIts massive for my small hands might be the only "con", overall happy with my purchase

This thing is awesome! Way better than the Dymo I had before. Easy to use and a great price!

Buen producto

Fantastic little label printer on its own but together with the android app and pc software it makes a professional labeling system, to avoid tape waste just print labels as a set instead of one by one. You can open the case, leave the printer in it and print with the app and Bluetooth, the case does not block the label shoot. The shrink fit tapes work very well and goes all the way to 23.6mm HSE tape for 13.5mm diameter cable, cables thick enough to not fit 23.6mm tape probably needs a cable tag anyway but you can make TZe tape label in any diameter if needed. This is a pro level device in every way with a lot of attention to detail, ease of use and producing professional resuls.

Works great. Love the shrink wrap labels, laminated labels, and all the other label materials. The app is excellent and responsive. There is very little you can’t do with this.I had to knock a star off because upon receiving device it would not charge. When trying to test print with the battery as it arrived (2 of 3 battery bars full) it said to connect 12v 2.5A adapter. There is no input for such an adapter, just a USB-C port. However it wouldn’t charge with the included USB-C cable. I got a tip for another owner of this device to initial charge with a legacy USB charger (5v 0.5A to 1.0A) which worked and brought it to 3 bars but then upon unplugging it would go to two bars again but print. Only after this process is complete can you use a more powerful USB charger such as an iPad charger (5v 2A, I believe). Once that is done it maintains a full charge upon unplugging and using and otherwise functions as expected. Had I not got the tip, I don’t think I would’ve gotten it working normally. Not a reason to not get this unit, just follow this procedure and you’ll love using it going forward.

This is a great labeler, working exactly as you'd expect from Brother.I love the ease with which you can make cable wrap and cable flag labels, though I admit I still have difficulty getting the ends to overlap exactly to make a perfect flag.The included carrying case is exceptional, allowing you to carry the labeler and accessories to job sites safely and well-protected and is reasonably rugged.As others have noted, if you expect the labeler to be "hand held" you have HUGE hands, but it's not that unwieldy.My main issue is the battery charger. Brother claims the LED will shut off when the battery is fully charged, and that using one of their recommended chargers that should take "about three hours."In reality, even when plugged in when the battery shows as full on the display, the charger LED NEVER shuts off.I've had the recommended Brother charger connected for over 24 hours, and the charging LED Is still lit.The labeler's display showed the battery was full when I started, and it still shows full now.Brother Support told me to return a previous labeler as defective to Amazon for this behavior, and the new one operates in the exact same way.It's either an error in their documentation or they are making chargers that can't tell when the battery is fully charged.

Muy bueno