HPRT Cute Round Label Printer, with Label Multiple Specifications Pattern Label, Bluetooth Connection for iPhone/Android, Good for Home/Study/Sorting

So this was easy enough to set up and app is easy to understand but the labels are so tiny that I cant use this for what I was planning really. At least for my main use I had planned. I was going to put my business logo on these along with a qr code to add to my stuff I sell at vendor shows along with prices. As of now the only way I could do this one be to split my logo into sections and have each word on a separate label. And really still would be too small in my opinion. It works well and if you are using it to like label shelves or notebooks or boxes I can see it working really well for that

Im so excited! The possibilities are endless! Need a return address mailing label? You can make it. Gift tag? You can make it. Organization labels to meds, if you can think it you can print it

Although its easy to set up, it doesnt perform that well. I was hoping to use this to print bar codes for shelf labels, but when I scanned bar codes, it would instead generate a QR code. When I tried printing a clear photo of a bar code, the print quality was very poor (see pics) I couldnt figure out how to clear the input field of the prompt when I entered text, either (or clear it of the previous print job), so my test text printed over the prompt (see pic). The print quality on heavy, bold text was fair, but smaller, normal weighted fonts are poor. Too bad, because this could be a super handy and useful little printer if it worked like it should.

This is a nice, small label printer. It is controlled using an app using Bluetooth on your smartphone. It is possible that I did not understand all of the features, but I could not figure out how to control the type within the label template. The label pack comes with a bar code which sets up the printers template. This is an acceptable printer, but you need to understand the limitations.

I was excited to get this little pink label maker! When I got it, I downloaded the app onto my phone. Then I started playing with it. The first thing I noticed was that print quality was not good. It was kind of spotty, but it actually seemed to get better the more, I used it. However, the biggest problem with it is that no matter how I adjusted it, I couldn’t get it to center my text within the label. It was always either toward the left or the right. I tried pulling the tape out a little further and pushing it in a little further. I was able to choose the centering on the app, in other words I had the option to justify it to the left, or right, or center it. So I chose the centering option. I also found an option to calibrate the printer. I couldn’t tell what it was going to calibrate, but I put it through the process. It was still printing, off-center, and sometimes it was printing clear off the label and onto the carrier paper. In the app, it shows a box in which your type goes, and when you put your type in, it looks good and centered on the application. But, it was never centered on my labels. I ended up wasting a couple feet of the roll of stickers that came with it, and never got it to center correctly. So, unless they have a way for you to adjust the tape and/or calibrate the printer to print in the center of the label, I cannot recommend this printer.

this is good for being mobile, but it takes a couple of tried to print and get a solid font...besides that the system is simple to use and the app worked great from what i can see...its good for on the go, but i have had better quality in a mobile system

I found this one kind of tricky to get the hang of it down. It has a pretty bad habit of wasting labels by printing on the wrong part, and it likes to randomly disconnect a whole lot. Oftentimes it will print one label, and the thing will not only get only half of it on the label, but it will then sever the Bluetooth connection for literally no reason, and need to be re-paired. It’s got one of those terrible, non-clicking, touch sensitive buttons on it, where you can’t actually tell if you’ve pressed it or not, as well. Very irritating. Not a big fan of the app either. Probably best to avoid this one until they work out some of the bugs.

I am a labeled! I like for everything to have an identification, cords for electronics, spices, boxes, shoe boxes. I can take the printer & phone to any location and print. Connects to my phone easily. Labels are small but that’s what I want.

This pocket sized thermal printer is a cute small design that has the nice feature of an internal rechargeable battery. It comes with a charge cord and a single role of labels. It was simple to load; Just lift the lid and pop the roll onto the spool, then feed the tape end out. Next you will have to download the app from the iTunes store. The app is free and honestly, has a pretty intuitive design. Just type your text into the box and pick from a wide selection of fonts. You can adjust the size and if it fits in the box, it will fit on the label. There are also many icons and images you can add to the print as well. After enabling Bluetooth, press print on your phone and the label silently prints out. Obviously, there are many uses for labels around he home or at work. So, if its compact, cute and has a decent app, why only three stars? Because when it comes to label printers, clarity is critical. This printer, unfortunately, produced light, and poor quality prints with gaps in the letters (see my photo above). We were using the labels that came with the printer, so I can only assume the printer head is not hot enough, or contact is irregular with the printer head. In any case, I have other small label printers, that may not fit in my pocket, but will produce crisp, dark text consistently.

Well designed label maker. Got this for our new home so we can label the spices and also to use label electric wires. Easy to use. Shape is really nice. Highly recommended! Make sure you get the charging cable out. It is kind of hidden inside the box.