Brother P-touch PT-80

Pros: Reliable, Date/Time feature very handy

Cons: limited feature set, Clear function clears formatting with text

The Bottom Line: Not bad for low volume use.

Review: One of the old label-makers we use at work finally died, after over eight years of reliable service. We had to find a replacement in a relative hurry and the only reasonably priced option our current vendor had in stock was the PT-80. It did have...

Pros: Nice Labels, Options, Mobility, ease

Cons: Cost Of Refills, Stubborn Separation From Leader

The Bottom Line: The Brother P-touch? PT-80 Label Printer is a handy tool to have around the house/office. Its functionality will have you labeling everything in sight. This one is a winner!

Review: I was rewiring a home theater hookup recently and remembered how cumbersome it was tracing each of the 10-20 foot cables to their sources and destinations, moving about in a cramped space when the idea bulb went off. I would be well served having...

Pros: Easy to use, hand held, portable /cord-free, many features, labels look great

Cons: Cartridge refills add up, and amount of tape in each cartridge is unknown.

The Bottom Line: The PT-80LabelMaker is like a Brother to me. Compact, easy to use, makes dozen of labels on the go. Great for home-use, for professional-use or with any hobby. Get Organized!

Review: How the PT-80 came into our home:
We recently set up our new Oggi 7-Piece Canister Set in our kitchen. The only problem, we had to continually open the canisters to...

Pros: compact, portable, stylish

Cons: refills are not cheap

The Bottom Line: I love this little labeler it is portable, runs on batteries and helps keep our entire home organized.

Review: I have always wanted a labeler ever since I can remember. I just never got around to purchasing one because it was never really a priority and something else usually came up.

Our family decided to do some heavy cleaning of our entire house...

Pros: It works, in a limited way.

Cons: False low-battery warning is the pits. Limited font sizes are also a drag.

Review: Our company bought this model since previous Brother P-Touch models were discontinued. The whole unit just feels cheap from the start. It's a drag to have to shift modes to be able to type numbers. This can be very annoying when there are a string...

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