LABELWORKS Epson LW-C410PX Portable Bluetooth Label Machine Printer for Home and Office – Efficient, Create Sticker Labels for Crafts and Organization, Designer Tape Supported, App Compatible

Love this label maker. The flexibility offer through the app gives you a great deal of control. It works way more like a printer than a label maker. Having to do a Bluetooth connection before each use might be problematic for some. Others might find the print interface having too many menus and features. But for this IT guy it’s the label maker I always wished for.

Using this to print QR codes and names for devices while I am on the go at different sites. The software on your phone is the perk here because it utilizes Bluetooth printing and is very easy to use. I like that it runs off of battery power so I can replace batteries real quick if I need to and won't have to wait on it to charge. It also has a lifetime warranty if you go online and fill out the form.

Revised. I had a lot of driver problems for Windows 11 but did finally get it sorted. The sample tape that it comes with is really hard to peel but most of the tape you can buy will be split back which is easy to peel. It’s not super fast. If you were using it for business purposes and had 50 labels to print on the clock you would be annoyed.

I use the Brady handled one on a daily basis. Bought this one for home. Works just as fast. Margins are much tighter so much less waste. Like the auto cut feature and the ability to turn it off. Having the app makes it super easy to print multiple. Did not realize it came with one roll of black on white 1/2 PX tape. This was a nice surprise!

I love my lable maker

I hate it. Can't return by 7 days. Randomly decides to connect or not. Not worth the hassle. Works well when connected. Also, bizarrely, doesn't plug in? - awful choice. Awful garbage. Just checking back in a year later to note how much I hate this absolute garbage of a device. I don't use a label maker enough to be worth going to buy a new one yet but holy cow if I had to use this every day it'd be thrown in the woods by now. It just disconnects mid project. I look through my files for a second, get ready to print a label and find that it's no longer connected (an error that appears when you go to print a label mind you) I need to ( in order, using Android ) QUIT the app, go to Bluetooth settings and forget the device, turn OFF the machine (careful not to just put it to sleep), turn back on the machine and ensure that it is in pairing mode (light pulsing), turn back on the app, connect to printer, wait for popup from android that asks if I give permission to connect (because I had to forget it every time), then select the printer once available in dropdown, wait, then continue printing labels. Writing this all out I'm astounded that I'm too anal to just hand write my labels. There IS something wrong with me to be sure but there is definitely also a LOT wrong with this device's software or hardware or both. UPDATE: I gave up on trying to connect it to my phone because yolo. I decided to forget that it says it's mobile and just use it as a tiny printer near my pc. I'm printing labels at home for our daycare anyway. Great news! It connects to the PC bluetooth stably and with no problems. For one week I thought I had a decent, if stupidly battery powered machine. Sadly now the app crashes before I can print and it's a brick again. Uninstalled, reinstalled, updated drivers. Still a brick. don't buy unless you are a masochist.

Excelente. Solo que es de baterías y no se nota eso tan fácil en la publicidad (no es un problema)

I got this thinking it'd be an upgrade over my old P-touch. In some ways it is. The Good: I simply enter the text on the computer screen using my computer qwerty keyboard and hit the print button. Easy. The Bad: My old P-touch is something like 20 years old but he software on this new thing here is actually dumber than my P-touch. If my font selections and tape I'm using would lead to text going over the edge or looking funny the old P-touch would give me a warning, and prevent the print from going through so I can make the needed adjustments and THEN print. No such luck with this thing. It just goes ahead and prints your overly large font and you get a thing you cannot use. OK, user error right? Fine. But geez you'd think that's easy for the software to warn you and stop you from wasting the label. It's a minor annoyance but come on man, everything is "smart" today. For this thing to be dumber than a 20-year old P-touch... well I'm surprised, not in a good way. And the way the software works, CENTERING the text vertically on the tape is the user's problem to solve. You'd think it'd look at the font size, look at the tape width, and simply center it. Simple arithmetic. The sort of thing the computers and software are made for. Nope. Centering the text each time I change the label width or fiat size is my problem to solve. That's just dumb. The thing I was REALLY looking forward to is the idea that in the last 20 years the great pain of peeling the label off the backing tape must have improved to the point of being night and day better by now. The Epson label tape for this thing is actually HARDER to peel back than the label from my old P-touch. The small size and wireless connection are very nice features, but honestly I cannot recommend this thing. I'm only keeping it because of how infrequently I need to label things. It was cheap enough that when I finally do wrong out of the tape it came with I'll probably indulge myself in a sledgehammer catharsis session and try again with another unit.