DYMO LetraTag Plus LT-100H (21455) Thermal 6.8 in/s Personal Label Maker, 2 Lines, 3-1/10w x 2-3/5d x 8-3/10h

Lots of formatting options including 2-line labels ; Has held up fine with almost 4 yrs occasional use and has worked reliably every time I've used it. Still using the original 4xAA batteries ; The label adhesive sticks well on most clean flat...

The LCD window doesn't accurately show what the label will look like before printing but it's close enough

very simple and easy to learn. prints smoothly and gives all u can ask for on a label maker

it really should come with its own power supply but unfortunately it doesn't. try not using your own power supply(even if the connector matches) unless you have some descent knowledge on electricity . you will fry your device and it will no longer...

Simple label printer. One Font. Shift and Control buttons to get symbols and caps. Simple paper tapes, and has a common form factor so you can get different tapes

Doesn't have a manual feed at the end if you want more tape. Doesn't come with the 6 AA batteries you need

My first label maker. What a great price! simple to use. label preview is nice. I bought a three-pack of label cartridges and they swap in and out like a snap. Text is clear and legible. We labeled my infant's bottles and pacifiers for daycare, and...

Wife wishes there was more than one font. Not a problem to me.

This is a great tool for an even greater price. We have been using it for over 2 years. It's very easy to use, and handy for keeping track of your stuff. I always print labels before xbox parties and label everyone's controllers and accessories

A label got jammed once and I had to take it apart and remove it. The labels don't stick well to non-smooth surfaces

Small size, several fonts and types of printing. Handy size, a quick way to print a label

Jaggy letters. I was expecting a few more dpi characters

The label works great! Different size font and styles. Easy to use, and works perfect for labeling the kitchen, drawers, boxes, and "Do not touch" signs

Does it really requires 6 AA batteries