Argos half-price deal, they claim. A quick search has it at £22 elsewhere.
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Label types: 3.5mm, 6mm, 9mm & 12mm. Time/date feature, vertical printing, store labels in memory, for use outside. Comes with 12mm black on white 4m laminated tape.
Wide range of durable labels able to withstand extreme conditions.
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All comments (31)
grimmer2015
1 Aug 16#1
oos
HarryFenner to grimmer2015
1 Aug 16#2
I didn't think to check before posting, but there does appear to be some in stock near me, for the time being at least!
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Stores near to Oxford, Oxfordshire
Witney (10.6 miles)
Order now, collect immediately
Bicester (11.3 miles)
Order now, collect first thing tomorrow
Bicester Argos In Homebase (11.8 miles)
Order now, collect first thing tomorrow
Wantage (13.2 miles)
Currently out of stock for store collection
Aylesbury (19.4 miles)
Order now, collect immediately
Stores near to Reading, Berkshire
Reading Oxford Road (0.6 miles)
Order now, collect immediately
Reading Forbury (1.1 miles)
Order now, collect immediately
Reading Argos in Sainsburys (3.7 miles)
Order now, collect first thing tomorrow
Wokingham (6.6 miles)
Order now, collect first thing tomorrow
Bracknell Argos In Homebase (9.4 miles)
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KrispiiDuck
1 Aug 161#3
I found one in Bicester already - thanks OP
choc1969
1 Aug 16#4
Stock in Bristol
beerow
1 Aug 16#5
Available in Kettering, Good find
fazzy123
1 Aug 16#6
homebase bingley collect tomorrow
afnoor
1 Aug 16#7
can u stick the labels on to clothing i. e uniforms etc?
So the question is this, which brother printer is better? This one or the other one that was posted on here earlier?
skemo
1 Aug 161#11
I'm interested in this answer to this ! Anyone know?
monkeyuk
1 Aug 162#12
I just checked out the brother website and found that this printer can fit fabric labels, so this is the one for me, thanks OP.
fablad
1 Aug 16#13
Heat added
dheydl
1 Aug 16#14
I have an older Brother printer and was looking to replace it as it wastes a lot of tape on printing on the lead in and lead out. This one does the same, unfortunately, judging from reviews and is powered by six batteries that do not last long. Seems like a false economy to me, cheap printer, not so cheap to run and the tapes are pricey.
Abcmsaj
1 Aug 16#15
Still stock in Hereford
KrispiiDuck
2 Aug 162#16
For me, it was the one I could find stock of!!
richardsimpson1234
2 Aug 16#17
Orig tapes are very expensive. Aftermarket Ebay are fine though.
Batteries - if you don't mind the machine forgetting the last used setting and the last used "printed words" then just remove one of the AAA's after use and the battery life is fine if you are only going to use the machine every now and then.
If it's a machine that use more frequently - spend a bit more!!
fazzy123
2 Aug 16#18
me too.Please?
HarryFenner
2 Aug 16#19
I actually think the other one is more practical, unless you need to use the different-sized tapes the PTH75 can cope with. I don't like the non-Qwerty keyboard on this one. Has anyone worked out why this one is called a 'hobby printer'? (I still think it's a bargain, though.)
Babsy Baby
2 Aug 161#20
Ordered, thanks. :smiley:
leilabd
2 Aug 161#21
I have an earlier version of this. I've had it for over 10 years and it's been great. It does take rather a lot of batteries (6 AA) but I used top quality Duracells and don't recall ever changing them! It also has the option of running of an A/C adapter. It is somewhat wasteful of tape on lead out, so I keep a note of labels I want and then print several labels at once.
Sin_of_nature
2 Aug 162#22
I prefer this one due to the extra features such as different tape sizes. I do agree the qwerty keyboard is nicer to use but its not like you'll be writing a book on it... its for labels. Both are good deals though. Shame there's no stock of either anywhere near me. :disappointed:
nn196411
2 Aug 161#23
Always wanted one of these but couldn't warrant spending over 20 quid so thanks for posting fingers crossed it's in stock
deadmeat30
2 Aug 16#24
Ordered mine, Hucknall store for collection
dheydl
2 Aug 161#25
For anyone who cannot find stock nearby, try a WH Smith. I saw the slightly better PTH100 in a branch in Nottingham today for £10 on clearance. Stocks are probably low, I suspect.
mp9
2 Aug 161#26
Sainsburys are also selling the PTH101GB for £10, I foolishly bought one earlier when it was reduced to £13.33
dheydl to mp9
3 Aug 16#27
Does that one have a port for a 9V mains adapter? I do like the 2-line printing that these portables do but I wouldn't want to have to rely on batteries.
mp9
3 Aug 16#28
No port for a 9v adapter. Works fine on rechargeable batteries so not something to get hung up on IMO
HarryFenner
3 Aug 16#29
Brother claim it does. From:here:
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PT-H101GB Handheld Labelling Machine
With its lightweight, compact design that’s easy to hold and use, easy-to-read display with print preview and creative labelling using the Auto Design or Deco Mode functions, the P-touch H101GB is the ideal labelling machine to use around the office or home.
By using one of the 9 font styles available, choosing from over 170 symbols and 7 decorative frames, customise your labels the way you want. An AC adapter slot is abailable for use with the optional AC adapter, or standard AAA alkaline batteries can be used for ultimate portability.
The built-in cutter ensures your labels are printed at the correct length, and gives a professional clean cut every time.
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dheydl
3 Aug 16#30
Thanks for the replies. What I could see online made me think it didn't have one so I grabbed a PTH105 instead. I have the power adapter and really cannot be bothered with charging up 6 batteries every time I grab this out of the drawer. A few quid wasted but c'est la vie.
mp9
3 Aug 16#31
Um.. sat here looking at it and there is no obvious ac slot - could it be that is an optional extra replacing the batteries and the back piece.
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Opening post
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Label types: 3.5mm, 6mm, 9mm & 12mm. Time/date feature, vertical printing, store labels in memory, for use outside. Comes with 12mm black on white 4m laminated tape.
Wide range of durable labels able to withstand extreme conditions.
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All comments (31)
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Stores near to Oxford, Oxfordshire
Witney (10.6 miles)
Order now, collect immediately
Bicester (11.3 miles)
Order now, collect first thing tomorrow
Bicester Argos In Homebase (11.8 miles)
Order now, collect first thing tomorrow
Wantage (13.2 miles)
Currently out of stock for store collection
Aylesbury (19.4 miles)
Order now, collect immediately
Stores near to Reading, Berkshire
Reading Oxford Road (0.6 miles)
Order now, collect immediately
Reading Forbury (1.1 miles)
Order now, collect immediately
Reading Argos in Sainsburys (3.7 miles)
Order now, collect first thing tomorrow
Wokingham (6.6 miles)
Order now, collect first thing tomorrow
Bracknell Argos In Homebase (9.4 miles)
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https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=brother+clothing+labels
Batteries - if you don't mind the machine forgetting the last used setting and the last used "printed words" then just remove one of the AAA's after use and the battery life is fine if you are only going to use the machine every now and then.
If it's a machine that use more frequently - spend a bit more!!
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PT-H101GB Handheld Labelling Machine
With its lightweight, compact design that’s easy to hold and use, easy-to-read display with print preview and creative labelling using the Auto Design or Deco Mode functions, the P-touch H101GB is the ideal labelling machine to use around the office or home.
By using one of the 9 font styles available, choosing from over 170 symbols and 7 decorative frames, customise your labels the way you want. An AC adapter slot is abailable for use with the optional AC adapter, or standard AAA alkaline batteries can be used for ultimate portability.
The built-in cutter ensures your labels are printed at the correct length, and gives a professional clean cut every time.
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