Brother P-Touch Cube Smartphone

I got this under the premise that it would be way easier to use than a traditional keyboard included unit, and provide more options with fonts and icons. It didn't really live up to that. First off this thing is a chonker. Way larger than you'd expect, and not something you'd really want to carry ar...

This cube label maker doesn’t have the best print quality. It prints at 180 dpi, while others print at 180x360 dpi or 360 dpi. The smaller your font, the worse it gets. I used it to print some nursery tags. There are two iOS apps you can use (iPrint&Label and PT-Design&Print). This label maker is no...

It waste tape! I was really excited for my upgraded label maker and liked that I could type labels on my phone which would be much faster butttt the way the system works it waste a lot of labels unlike my old Dymo Brother Label Maker I was really surprised. I searched to see if I had it on the wrong...

Kind of underwhelmed with this purchase. I bought it thinking that it would be nice to use my iPhone to make the labels, with its nice touchscreen keyboard and autocorrect. But whatever time is saved through that input method is lost twice over to how clunky it is to connect the printer to the phone...

It is very easy to set up and use. It consumes a lot of tape though, as you can see in the picture. After exploring and making trials and errors, I figured out that you can chose the size if tape you wanted. Just a simple label maker that’s easy to use. If you add emoji, the printed outcome will be ...

The media could not be loaded. It’s okay…. The printing quality is not the beat, and it does waste a LOT of tape. Also, the app doesn’t let you lots of modifications (video above) so that’s a bummer. Not worth the money.

On this P-touch CUBE a minimum I would say 50% to 100% of the label material can never be used and wasted. In this case they feel you should have at least 1 inch of blank label before and after your 1 inch wide text that you print. (3 inches total to have the 1 inch text fit…) Even if whatever your ...

I bought this out of my own pocket for work because our label makers were either ancient or needed to be printed via the computer. After about a year of walking back and forth across the office to make labels and also not finding anything that piqued my interest in our work purchasing catalogs...I b...

Overall, a pretty good label maker. The wireless function is superior to the clunky ones you have to sit there and punch your letters into. Love that you can pre-type all your labels into the app on your phone from anywhere (even out of range of the printer), save and store, and then print whenever ...

Works great! The app has some tedious nuances, like the Bluetooth connection has to be manually engaged every time I turn the printer on. I feel like the printer is an upgrade from my older brother ptouch- but mostly because of the more common tape cartridge form factor, and the fact that I can prin...