I like how easy it is connect to my phone and design labels to print. The process is very quick. The prints are clear, easy to read, and water proof labels. There is no need to add ink as its a thermal printing process. This is great if you have kids or are organizing a closet or drawers around the house. The battery last a long time and is rechargeable with an included USB-C cable. The app is available on Google Play or in the Apple Store.

We like this label printer very much. For many years we have labeled all of our leftovers and foods that we have purchased and have stored in the freezer and refrigerator. Unfortunately reading our scrawl, when trying to find that specific item that we froze 6 months ago, is not easy (as can be attested to in the attached picture). This label maker has solved that problem nicely. Setup is easy as the instructions in the quick setup booklet that comes with the package are well written. Also an app has to be downloaded and installed in order to create the label. Note that registration is recommended but not required to create a label - BUT, without registration, the label cannot be saved for future use. Since creating labels is so simple, for the time being, we have chosen not to register. The labels do adhere to all kinds of surfaces quite nicely and peel off cleanly. In summation ... we are very happy with this device,

A Nimbot D110 goes for $23 on sale. This is listed for $35. Why would I buy a brand that is a fake knockoff company that just sends me a legit Nimbot for much higher price. THIS IS a LEGIT Nimbot D110. Its sealed in the box. Theres no gimmicks about what the product is. Youre just paying more from a third party company. Yes the unit worked great. It worked phenomenal. I love it. Super easy to setup and use. But if someone is going to buy it, but it from the actual company for less. What am I missing here? Seems like this company is just marking up the price here and not doing anything. Borderline scam company trying to take advantage of people not knowing what theyre getting.

I wasnt expecting much here to be honest, but this little label maker is pretty cool, the labels are pretty small, but if you can live with the 14x40mm size of the labels, it works great. Was easy to pair and the app worked surprisingly well. This would be great for organizing craft supplies or labeling other small items.

I’m one of those weird people that likes to label everything even though it’s my house and I know where everything is. I just feel like when guests come over and make some a lot easier for them. This little LabelMaker is so cool. You just parrot with your phone via Bluetooth and you can design and write out your labels and it just print it out. Very easy to use in perfect to travel with as well.

This YVF bluetooth label maker is branded as Niimbot D110. The label printer is easy to start using by installing the Niimbot app and the label tape. Then, create your labels using the app and start printing. The app is fairly easy to use. I had to log in and/or create an account first, which it seems others did not, so Im not sure where I went wrong in that process. It also wanted to charge a monthly premium to use some of the fancy fonts and icons. Keep that in mind if thats what youre wanting to do. The resolution is typical of these printers at 203 dpi, not a high resolution, but its totally legible. Although some of the letters on a couple of labels got squished together. The 15mm x 30mm label tape it comes with is slick and waterproof. I like the smaller size labels for tiny travel bottles and the like. There arent a ton of tape options for this little label maker, but its a nifty little unit thats easy to use and portable. The build quality is really nice.

I am a very type A organized person. I’ve always used a traditional label maker but those things can be such a pain to type on. This, since it’s Bluetooth, means I can type easily from a different device! It’s so easy to use and setup, works well, and has made organizing so much more convenient.

This is the 3rd bluetooth mobile label printer that I’ve tried and so far, the app experience is the best of all of them. I didn’t need to open any URL to China (I do geo-blocking on my firewall at home) and I didn’t need to sign up for an account just to print a label. The app is easy to use and pretty complete, it even easily allows you to pull in images from the cameral roll to include in labels. My biggest issue is that the roll of labels that it comes with are the pre sized ones, and they are pretty small. The gapped labels are harder to line up in the printer, so you always end up wasting a few the first time and likely every time you open it up. You also need to be careful of the size of the label, which the app does a good job of managing. But still, there are times when I want to print a longer or shorter label…. so I’ll just buy a roll of continuous labels. The printing is decent, text is crisp and clear. Images are a different story, so stick to simple icons and such vs. actual images. It can print them, but they don’t turn out that well because it’s just black and white and not very high resolution. The app connects to the printer quickly and easily, no need to go to the Bluetooth menu on the phone. The one con that I have with this model is that it doesn’t have a built-in cutter. It just has a separated blade so you have to tear the label like plastic wrap or aluminum foil. This is fine for gapped labels, but it will leave a jagged edge on continuous labels. It would be nice if it had a cutter like the other 2 models that i’ve tried so far.

I make labels for cabling in my business and this little unit is very handy and simple to use. Being Bluetooth makes it easy to use with IPhone and means the phones keypad is qwerty instead of the confusing order of keys on my old handheld labeling machine. I only hope that I can find labels for it easily.

This is a nice utility printer that connects easily via bluetooth to the NIIMBOT app. Editing on the app is a little clunky at first but with some practice its not bad. Theres lots of control over text properties and theres a bunch of built-in graphics available for use. The print quality is good considering the price but little jaggies on the slanted and curved edges can be seen in spots. The printer looks to be of a high quality look and feel. The spool of labels that came with it are glossy white, 15mm wide by 30mm long. The adhesive is mildly sticky. Ive looked at other label spools available and there are several different sizes but I have yet to find a continuous tape that would allow me to make labels as long as Id like. Anyway, this printer is really nice and will be useful for all kinds of applications.