Brother P-touch PT-N10 Personal Handheld Label Maker Machine with Btag Tape, Portable Label Printer, Easy to Use, Multiple Font Styles, User-Friendly Templates for Organizing, Storage, Office and Home

Key Features

• Whatever your project, you have our word on it. Trust Brother, Canada’s reliable label maker brand for all your labelling needs.
• Get all your docs in a row. Name folders, save files, and make your documents stand out.
• A label for everything. Organize and personalize practically anything in your world.
• P-touch + Btag = the ultimate creative team. Available in 17 colourful varieties, use Brother P-touch label makers with Brother Genuine 12 mm Btag label tapes exclusively to express it in colour!
• Stand out in style. Make every label unique with a selection of 3 fonts, 6 font styles, 10 frames, and 200 symbols. Includes starter tape (12 mm x 2 m).
• This product requires 6 (AAA) Batteries. (Batteries not included)

About This Product

Trust Brother to deliver colourful, easy and affordable labelling with the Brother P-touch PT-N10 personal handheld label maker and 17 choices of Brother Btag 12 mm label tapes. Master the art of personalization with its intuitive QWERTY keyboard and preview screen that help you print creative labels with up to 2 lines of text and your choice of 3 fonts, 6 font styles, 10 frames and 200 symbols.

Product Details

Brand

Brother

Model

PTN10

Color

Blue/White

Dimensions

‎19.1D x 11.8W x 7.1H Centimetres

Weight

1 Pounds

Manufacturer

BROTHER

Country of Origin

Philippines

Date First Available

Sept. 24 2024

ASIN

B0DFFNMZ1X

Customer Reviews Summary

Coming from a old school embossed label maker, this thing is way better. Labels print easy, stick on easy, and stay on pretty darn well. Certainly stay on much better than the old label maker, mostly die to them being much thinner.Pro-tip: I used to pick a corner of the labels to get the backing off before sticking them on something. Instead split the backing down the middle; much easier to work with, and precut by Brother anyway. Took me too long to figure this out :).I see some reviews saying the batteries don't last. I guess they're doing a ton of labels all at once. For me personally, I just label stuff as it occurs to me to do so, and I think I've used half the initial label paper it's come with so far without changing the batteries yet. Make sure you're using alkaline batteries, not those garbage carbon-zinc ones and I think the batteries are perfectly adequate. I'm assuming they need 6 because they need higher voltage, but then I don't get why they dont use 9v batteries instead.. Oh well.The price is great, the quality is perfectly adequate, and the labels are excellent. Just wish it wasn't so many batteries..