Brother PT-2700 Desktop Labeling System (Silver/Black)

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The Brother P-touch 2700 series is an easy to operate, feature packed labeling system that makes creating professional, high quality labels a breeze. In addition to easy label creation via pre-formatted label layouts, the P-touch labeler editing software features advanced label formatting, block formats, bar codes and auto-numbering functions.
Product Details
  • Feature:
  • Professional-quality labeler can be used as a portable unit or connected to a PC
  • Huge, back-lit display shows 16-characters x three lines for easy viewing
  • Print up to seven lines, in eight font sizes and 12 type styles
  • Store up to 99 labels to memory or automatically print labels displaying the Time & Date.
  • Operates on the included AC adapter or 8 "AA" batteries (not included)
  • Binding: Electronics
  • Brand: Brother
  • Color: Black
  • EAN: 0012502615316
  • Format: CD
  • HardwarePlatform: PC
  • IsAutographed: 0
  • IsMemorabilia: 0
  • Label: Brother Printer
  • Manufacturer: Brother Printer
  • MediaType: Laminated tape
  • Model: PT-2700
  • ModemDescription: None
  • MPN: PT2700
  • NumberOfItems: 1
  • OperatingSystem: N/A
  • PackageQuantity: 1
  • Platform: Windows
  • ProductGroup: Office Product
  • ProductTypeName: OFFICE_PRODUCTS
  • Publisher: Brother Printer
  • ReleaseDate: 2006-04-24
  • Studio: Brother Printer
  • UPC: 012502615316
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Brother PT-2700 Labeling System2010-01-27
This labeling System is easy to use, changing tapes is a snap, varying labeling font produces quality results.
Well pleased with this purchase.
Best labeler for home use2010-01-04
This is the second Brother labeler that I have used, and I find the 2700 is everything I want in a home use labeler. It is easy to use and can even be connected to a pc or mac to create more kinds of unusual labels. Brother labelers are the best.
good label printer2009-12-10
So far, I've used this to label a bunch of coax cables that carry our Cable TV to various rooms in the house. It works fine, but you have to use the right kind of label stock to make sure it sticks to the surface you are labeling. It has lots of options for font size, styles, and formats. Light weight, easy to move from room to room for on-the-spot labeling. It will tie into you computer as another printer, but I haven't used this feature yet. Lots of available label stock sizes and colors, but don't buy them direct from Brother - too expensive. There are several 3rd party sites that offer the same thing for 10-20% less. I read several reviews and one common complaint was how much tape was wasted each time you printed a single label. This seems to be a common complaint. If you are printing many labels at once, you can get around this problem by not auto-cutting the labels after each one. Just print them all in a string and cut them yourself.
Labels and options galore!2009-06-29
Very nice brother product with a lot of versatility (maybe too much for the typical user). I would not get this unit again for casual use, but a more simplified version. I upgraded from that simple version and may be having trouble adjusting. It has many options, but I find it a little difficult to do very simple tasks. I do like that the keys are similar to a regular keyboard and the versatility in the types and various width tapes that the unit accomodates. I would get this again if I had a personal business but not for typical home use.
Fantastic Device - Extremely Useful for Organizing & Gardening2009-06-25
This is a fantastic device - extremely easy to use, and excellent for labelling and organizing.

I use it mainly for gardening - plant labels will fade, even with Sharpie ink, within a month or so. So far, none of my Brother labels have faded - after 3 months in bright sun.

Highly recommended.
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