Brother PT-H110 Label Printer | P-Touch Labeller | QWERTY Keyboard | Handheld

Pretty easy to use, produces good quality labels, only downside is can be a tad wasteful in terms of the length of the lead in to the printing but can be configured to sort that out. You absolutely need to read the manual! After that all is good.

Excellent works perfectly, great price.

Seems much more slick and easier to hold than other bulkier models. This is definitely the best so far, it is very easy to use, terrific print quality and I love how it has the different fonts. I have used this alot and I only bought it a few days ago. I had a lot of labels to print in my kitchen and they look superb

I have used Brother label Printers at work for years and find one for home very useful, the quality is tops.However it is not intuitive and the first few were time consuming. Never mind, you get there in the end but mistakes don't come cheap as real Brother Labels are dear. Don't be put off, its a quality item producing good results.

Good quality. Easy to use once you've studied the instructions and got some practice. The labels stick well.

Great product and an easy to use printer really happy. It

does everything you expect of it - it prints good clear labels that stick to most things

It was very fast in getting delivered and arrived very well packaged.It is so simple to get it up and running, the longest part was going out to buy 6 x AAA batteries. Once batteries are loaded you just load the cassette tape, replace the back cover and you are ready to go.It is bigger than I thought it would be and the overall weight inspires confidence in the machine. I got the six extra coloured tapes (on the included link "Frequently bought together") they each contain 8M of tape where as the tape that comes with this machine only has 4M of tape.The prints are immediate and come out crisp and sharp looking making it very easy to read, I print mainly medium sized as the small print is too small for these old eyes of mine. You need to peel back the covering on the back of the labels once printed and at first I found it difficult to do, that is until it dawned on me that I was doing it wrong, the easiest way I found to do it is to fold the labels lengthways, this loosens the cover enough for you to peel it off. It will all become apparent once you have printed you label.I would absolutely recommend this labeller, they have progressed so much since the last one I used where I had to turn a wheel and press in each letter I wanted.