Brother P-Touch Label Maker, PTH110, Thermal Transfer Inkless Pocket Printer
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About Brother P-Touch Label Maker, PTH110, Thermal Transfer Inkless Pocket Printer
Overall Feedback:
88% positive
78% praised the long-lasting battery life, while 22% found it drained quickly
I have never had to change the batteries in two years and a couple hundred labels of owning this. It takes 3 AAA batteries.
My experience with the thermal printer is that the battery life is very short due to its high amperage requirement.
The device consumes batteries quickly and the battery life is not good.
72% appreciated the multiple connectivity options, though 28% found them limited
I found it extremely useful for labeling wall jacks such as HDMI and ethernet. Plus, running on NIMH batteries is a bonus as I don't have to buy alkalines every other week.
I had to buy a separate cable for the product and 6 triple A batteries to use wireless. This indicates that I faced connectivity issues while using the product. Based on my experience, I can say that the product does not come with its own cable.
I faced battery low errors after printing just a couple of labels.
77% praised the crisp and clear display, while 23% found it lacked brightness
I have noticed poor print quality with fuzzy characters, uneven character thickness, and bouncing baseline.
I find the display difficult to see because of the thin fonts and the lcd contrast adjustment has minimal effect.
The display quality is not good and it is not a lighted screen. It is suggested to use it in a well-lit room.
87% appreciated the sturdy and durable build
After a few months of gunk in my workplace and throwing my bag around with heavy tools, the p-touch has been very durable.
I haven't mentioned anything about the durable construction of the office-electronics.
87% appreciated the ergonomic design for comfort, though 13% found it uncomfortable
There are many design options within the label maker, which is nice.
The device is uncomfortable to hold due to its size and the buttons are too narrow and close together for accurate pressing.
I indicated that the design flaw with our product is intentional and will never be fixed.
Rephrased: The design flaw with our product is intentional and will never be fixed.
83% loved the responsive and quiet keyboard, but 17% found it unresponsive
The buttons require a lot of pressure to register, making it difficult to use the labeler, especially for people with arthritis.
I find the print quality poor with fuzzy characters, uneven thickness, and bouncing baseline.
It is difficult for me to find some characters on the keyboard.
92% liked the quiet operation, but 8% found it noisy
I found the label maker to be incredibly complex with a daunting learning curve, causing me to give up on it.
I don't have specific information about the label maker's noise level.
I faced an issue with the battery level while printing, resulting in an error message. This indicates that the label maker's noise level is not suitable for uninterrupted work.
I find the LCD difficult to read and it produces an error.
85% loved the fast and efficient performance, but 15% experienced lag
I find the unit complicated to use.
I have seen the same problem on YouTube, it's not just my unit.
I will never purchase a Brother product again due to their poor performance in office-electronics.
