Brother PT-80 Label Printer £7.99 was £12.99 @ Argos
It includes 8 print styles, 6 font sizes and 10 box styles giving you great choice over how you want your labels to look. Write up to 280 characters and start labelling!
Just reserved one in my local store, thou as yet not sure what I want one for, but sure I'll find a use for it . £12.99 in Currys and £22 on Amazon
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gr1340
1 Aug 1622#9
Latest comments (26)
fazzy123
18 Aug 16#26
Thank you for the info :smiley:
OdhranC
3 Aug 16#25
I was looking through Aliexpress for unofficial mtape cartridges as they're cheaper. I found this 5 pack for £16.53 which works out at £3.24 each. Seems reasonable to me :smiley: bonus is that they are different colours too!
I need something like this for address labels.......any ideas?
Duelling Duck to pew41
2 Aug 16#23
Standard printer and address label sheets? That's what I use for labelling beer bottles. You can use Word or Libreoffice for labels, plenty of tutorials on youtube. If the label sheets you buy have an Avery code, or compatible code, on them then there'll probably already be a template built in, or you can just download a template.
karavanpark
2 Aug 16#22
Is that a kettle lead?
Oscar123454
2 Aug 16#21
I've had both the ones listed above, the biggest rip off is not just the fact they charge you an astronomical amount for the tapes, its the fact that you cant reduce the margins it leaves at either end of the printed stuff. Just another ploy to use more tape.
Obviously I get the cheapo tapes so I can live with it.
khimbar1
2 Aug 162#20
Good price.
I got one a while ago for more. First thing I printed was 'label maker' to label my my label maker.
MadJen
2 Aug 16#19
I have one of these....it eats batteries if you leave them in. I had high power duracell's in it, left it for a few weeks, all completely flat. Just remember to take the batteries out when not in use :smiley:
goldy12
2 Aug 16#17
I prefer the one I posted as it has a Qwerty Keyboard, the other one doesn't. The other does take varying sized tapes thou so depends what you want really, both do the same job.
sidesey
2 Aug 16#16
Voted hot, battery life on these is a bit pour but can get a mains adapter for around a fiver on eBay.
Heat. 4am and I managed to get the last two locally. Cheers OP
heresthedeal
2 Aug 16#11
I have one and they are great.prefer the compatible tape to the brother brand. easier to peel and a little thicker.the only thing is with a little rubbing the text can come off. it isnt a problem at all,i put a bit of tape over it and the jobs done.
M0nk3h to heresthedeal
2 Aug 16#12
Could you link an example of a compatible tape to buy? I'm a little confused on which to buy in regards to compatible tapes:smiley:
Also, this or the PT-90?
Jellybeans
1 Aug 16#10
Thanks OP, colleting mine tomorrow
gr1340
1 Aug 1622#9
gr1340
1 Aug 16#8
Bought and already printed several pointless labels. It comes with 4m of 9mm tape which I don't think is mentioned.
OdhranC
1 Aug 161#7
I love Aliexpress! You'll probably find the rolls of tape are manufactured by the same company and repackaged for Brother to make it look better. Cheers for sharing the link :smiley:
Sambat
1 Aug 16#5
They make their money back on the tapes, love me most printers.
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It includes 8 print styles, 6 font sizes and 10 box styles giving you great choice over how you want your labels to look. Write up to 280 characters and start labelling!
Just reserved one in my local store, thou as yet not sure what I want one for, but sure I'll find a use for it . £12.99 in Currys and £22 on Amazon
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Obviously I get the cheapo tapes so I can live with it.
I got one a while ago for more. First thing I printed was 'label maker' to label my my label maker.
http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/partNumber/3469174.htm
Also, this or the PT-90?
http://www.aliexpress.com/item/10pcs-lot-Black-on-White-12mm-compatible-M-tape-label-catridge-8m-M-K231-MK231-M231/32681331134.html?scm=1007.13339.39449.0&pvid=dd0c73b0-a595-4cba-8725-8e06d915b181&tpp=1
Fakes yes they are. You can get 1 piece lots for around £3.50, might be worth it.