Brother P-Touch Label Maker, PTH110, Thermal Transfer Inkless Pocket Printer, Portable, Lightweight QWERTY Keyboard, One-Touch Keys & Multiple Templates for Home & Office Organization on The go
$29.99
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Description
Price: $29.99
(as of Jun 19, 2024 08:30:36 UTC – Details)
If simplicity in designing and printing labels for office or personal use is important to you, this easy to use portable label maker is an exceptional choice. The Brother P touch PT H110 is portable and lightweight and was designed to make printing labels simple. The PT H110 features a QWERTY keyboard that makes typing simple and reduces text errors. Before submitting the print job, users can review the content of each label thanks to an easy to read graphical display. There are several features built into this portable label maker that help users create labels for personal or business applications. The useful cable labeling feature is intended to help you easily organize your wires and cables. The PT H110 also has a memory feature that allows you to save up to 15 labels for quick reprinting tasks. It prints one or two lines of text on labels up to 12mm or approximately ½” wide. Users can select from 3 fonts, 14 frames, and more than 250 symbols to create professional looking labels. For use with Brother Genuine P touch TZe tapes: TZe S631, TZe S621, TZe S231, TZe S221, TZe S211, TZe S135, TZe S131, TZe S121, TZe N201, TZe MQP35, TZe MQG35, TZe MQF31, TZe MQE31, TZe MQ934, TZe MQ835, TZe MQ531, TZe FX631, TZe FX231, TZe FA3, TZe AF231, TZe 631, TZe 421, TZe 335, TZe 334, TZe 325, TZe 315, TZe 232, TZe 2312PK, TZe 231, TZe 221, TZe 211, TZe 135, TZe 1312PK, TZe 131, TZe 121, TZe 111. The PT H110 uses Brother TZe tapes in a variety of sizes, colors, and types, including standard, acid free, extra strength adhesive, cable and wire, and fabric iron on, among others. It’s powered by 6 AAA batteries (not included) or an optional AC adapter that can be purchased separately. This P touch label maker is great for home, home office, and on the go use.Maximum Number of Print Copies: 9; Number of Font Styles: 14; Number of Text Frame Types: 14.
Lightweight and portable: Organizing is easy with this handheld label maker, Print durable, laminated thermal transfer labels, use virtually anywhere with this lightweight (only 1 lb.), and portable label maker
Qwerty style keyboard: With a familiar easy to type QWERTY keyboard, typing text for organization is simple and easy, prints 1 or 2 lines of text on labels up to 12 mm wide
Built-in Memory: The PT-H110 label maker has a built-in memory that can store up to 15 labels for fast reprinting and includes one-touch keys that allow easy access to fonts, sizes, styles, and frames
Multiple styles and fonts: The PT-H110 portable label maker features 3 fonts, 14 frames, and more than 250 symbols plus an easy-view graphical display for precise preview before printing
For use with Brother Genuine Tapes: Use easy-peel Brother Genuine P-touch TZe tapes up to 12 mm (approximately 1/2”) for best performance. Works with (6) AAA batteries or an optional AC Adapter (each sold separately)
Customers say
Customers like the portability, quality, value, and performance of the label printer. For example, they mention it’s compact for travel, prints clean, legible labels that stick well, and is affordable. Some appreciate ease of use. That said, opinions are mixed on size.
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K. Brown –
Works great
I don’t know why I haven’t had one of these all these years. My daughter swears by P-Touch to organize and I use masking tape and a Sharpie LOL. Anyway, the menu system is pretty straight forward, but read the manual first. Print quality is outstanding and if you buy OEM tape cassettes, the adhesive is just about perfect. I’m glad I have it now.
TECH GUY N GAMER –
Bought this twice
Simple effective. Easy to use and cost effective many other label makers aren’t as modern or way more convulted than it should be and this is coming from someone with an engineering background dealing with tedious UIs and bad designs. So I highly recommend this you plug and play. Type print, many design, border and font options, you can easily just size too just amazing. Must buy
Katiah –
Convenient
This handheld label maker is both convenient and portable. After making labels on the computer for years, with the label paper not easily being removed, etc., this label maker has made me very happy! Labels are also water-resistant, so there isn’t any ink running down the side of your soap or whatever you put it on.Easy to use, several functions available on it. Comes right off if you want to change position. One thing I’m concerned about is the price of the tape refills. I’m still on my first cartridge so price awaits judgement! Great product.
W. O. –
A Handy Label Maker With a Quirk: Keep It Flat for Best Results
I recently picked up this Brother P-Touch Label Maker, PTH110 to help me keep track of electronic components while I’m prototyping or running experiments. I’ve always struggled with reading those resistor color codes, and squinting at the text on transistors just wasn’t cutting it anymore. Slapping on a label turned out to be the perfect fix, especially when everything’s spread out on my desk or on the breadboard.I went for this model thinking my needs were pretty basic, was I surprised! This little gadget has become my go-to for way more than I initially thought. It’s super user-friendly, although a tad bulkier than I expected. Honestly, though, that’s hardly a bother.Here’s what I love about it:It’s budget-friendly. It doesn’t break the bank and still falls on the affordable side compared to other label makers.The labels are laminated, making them super durable. I’ve found that the label quality really depends on the label brand you use, but that’s no biggie.The print resolution and font variety are just spot-on for what I need.It handles 6mm labels perfectly, which is great for the smaller stuff I’m working with.A few hiccups:Using the 6mm label tape can be tricky if you’re not working on a flat surface. It tends to jam, which means I have to keep it on my desk while printing. Not a huge issue, but worth mentioning.It runs on 6 AAA batteries. I haven’t had to change them yet, but I’m keeping an eye on how often I’ll need to. Might look into getting some rechargeable ones.It didn’t come with batteries or a wall adapter, so be ready to pick those up separately. I did find it odd that Brother’s own adapter has reversed polarity, which seems like a ploy to get you to buy theirs. Any 9V DC adapter with at least 1A should work, as long as you watch the polarity.It does leave a bit of extra tape at the beginning and end of each label, which feels wasteful.Even though it might seem like there are quite a few cons, I genuinely like this label maker and would buy it again. I’m sharing these details to give you the full picture of my experience, hoping it helps you make a more informed decision.
stellar –
Surprising good!
After struggling with my 25 year old PTouch 17, I got fed up & decided I needed something more reliable & with working options. I have only used it a couple of times so far & found that I need to read the instructions. At least it prints, it is more convenient them the PT 17 in that it is easier to carry to my projects as opposed to bring my projects to the printer. You get use to the key size which is not any smaller then my old PT. If I figure out how to work it there are more options for me. I like the larger size print which I did not have before.
C W –
… the Dymo LM160 If you are shopping for a good budget label maker
Comparison between the Brother PTH110 vs the Dymo LM160If you are shopping for a good budget label maker, you might be having a tough time deciding between these 2 models (like I was). I recently purchased this model, and also had an opportunity to try the Dymo as well, and I feel this one takes the cake.I conducted a few tests to determine print quality and durability you can see in the photos. The white label is printed from the Brother, and the clear label was printed with the Dymo (I did not have access to white dymo labels). Basic print quality for a standard font appears roughly the same on each. The pictures with the labels on the jar were taken after a cycle through the dishwasher, in which both labels held up great without issues. Brother advertises its labels as being laminated, and this does indeed seem to drastically increase durability as can be seen in my sandpaper test. The picture with the letter D on a piece of wood were taken after giving 30 light strokes to each using 600 grit sandpaper. You can see the clear winner in this case is the Brother.Some other things to point out. Other reviewers claimed the brother wasted tape with extra large margins, however they must have been unaware that the margins are adjustable, with a default of 1 inch, but you can easily make it 1/4 inch. Sometimes however with the small margins, one side will be slightly larger, and include a cut mark, and you must manually cut it to size in that situation.Also it shines with a greater level of options with fonts, brackets, styles, symbols etc. You can actually look up the pdf instructions on each manufacturers site (or in my links I will post below) to see more about what types of fonts, brackets, symbols each has, but in short the brother has many more options, and you can make labels that look far more stylish than what the Dymo can do. You can see the picture of the silicone label with the fancy bracket, outline lettering, and a drop shadow. I was surprised to find that the drop shadow even worked with things like the symbols, so if you put a heart in there for example, it will have the drop shadow as well.The menus were quite intuitive and easy to use. Most settings were pretty easy to find, and I only referred to the instructions a couple of times.Overall I am very happy. If you want an even better one (supposedly, I have not personally used it) you can step up to the Brother PT-D210, which has more fonts/symbols/etc but quite frankly, for me at least this one meets my needs wellLinks to instructions for comparison[…][…]
LUIZ AUGUSTO RODRIGUES DE AQUINO –
Produto de excelente qualidade. Recomendo.
R Smith –
As advertised
Mike F. –
As long as you are good with technology you should have no issues with this. For the most part it is straight forward but you might need to read to manual to get all the bells and whistles out of it.
Goldfish –
not as good as they say labels dont stay on sometimes but does the job. easy to use. for the price its good value for money.
Ursula Castillo –
Me encanto, es muy fácil de usar y puedes configurar muchas opciones de tamaño, tipo de letra, etc. Entre impresión e impresión deja un tramo largo de papel por lo que desperdicia un poco. Relación calidad precio muy buena. La entrega fue excelente y funciona perfecto.Necesita baterÃas y no incluye cable para recarga.