M220 Label Maker, Upgrade Sticker Maker Prints 0.78-3.14 inch, Thermal Printer for Small Business & Homeuse, Label Maker Machine Compatible with Phones and PC, with 40x30mm Label

I got the M220 Bluetooth Label Maker recently, and it's turned out to be pretty useful for my home office. I use it a lot for labeling and printing barcodes, and it does the job well.The Bluetooth feature is convenient, making it easy to connect to both my smartphone and PC. It's small and portable, so I can take it anywhere if needed. It prints labels from 0.78 to 3.14 inches, which covers all my needs.Setting it up was straightforward, and the app is easy to use. I can design and print labels quickly without any fuss. The thermal printing means no ink or toner, which is a plus for saving on costs and keeping things simple.The labels are clear and look good, which is great for organizing my home office and small business stuff. The variety of label sizes it supports is also handy, whether for small address labels or larger shipping labels.The only downside is the pink color, which isn't my favorite, but that's a minor issue.Overall, the M220 Bluetooth Label Maker is a reliable and portable label printer. It's easy to use, versatile, and gets the job done.

This label maker works great for labeling/inventorying your stuff. We're getting ready to move and I picked this up to label all of our boxes. I used the QR code function to point to docs that have a list of everything in a given box so I don't need to go rummaging through boxes to find what I need.

It’s not the easiest label maker I’ve ever used but it still works fine, it’s a little bulky but can print larger stickers and it had great connection and battery life.

*Puts on old person hat*I remember a time when we didn't have all these fancy new fangled devices. If you wanted something labeled, you had to manually twist the top of a tool to select your alphabet character and then squeeze the handle real hard to imprint it on the letter tape.*takes off hat*My my, look how far we've come. This device makes creating custom labels such a breeze. The printing is quite clear given the small form factor and spits out your result faster than a Polaroid. It takes an easy to use app (I tried the Android version) with a ton of pre-established templates and guides you smoothly through selecting your desired image/text. Combine that level of customization with a bevy of different sticker options (such as patterned, foil and textured) and you've got an instant branding machine in your pocket.Perfect for generating quick labels for products at a farmers market or doing something as mundane as home/garage organization. The small form factor makes it easy to transport and battery life is great. You even get multiple color choices to select from.

I thought this little thermal printer would be sorely limited to labels since that is what the Print Master software (a third party install that we're instructed to use with it) appears to be geared towards, but did you know I could also print off photos stored on my camera? I actually managed to print a photo of a map from one of my video games because I'd taken a snap of it with my tablet camera. Of course, it's only in black and white (with no shades of grey, only dithering) but the resolution was actually pretty good.Possibly the biggest limitation of this printer would have to be the fact that it dithers everything mightily, though. You don't notice the dithering when it's something like vector text, but a raster image? Basically: be ready to hearken back to the days of dot matrix printing. But, despite that, the labels actually come out really good, even when they're small??? So surprised! If you're printing pictures, have high-contrast images ready, for sure, but aside from that you can print detailed images that are recognizable even on labels that are 15mm wide. It's truly impressive!I like that it's portable but you'll probably want to experiment with it to see whether its battery life holds up for your needs, or if you're going to need to pack an extra power bank with it. I don't foresee needing it in an on-the-go situation, for myself, but it's nice even just at my desk that I don't need to go and plug it in every time that I want to use it. Label making is something that I'm only now just getting used to, despite wanting such a printer for years, so I'm trying to be prudent and not use it for everything. Even so, I was able to use this little thermal print to print out the makes and model numbers of several of my electronics and attach them to each item so I wouldn't need to laboriously look them up in the future. As for the label maker, I put a label on the back reminding me which software to use with it!

I ordered the ItriAce Store M220 Bluetooth Label Maker, Sticker Maker Support Printing 0.78-3.14 inch, Mini Thermal Printer for Small Business & Home，Portable Printer Compatible with Smartphone and PC （Green).This works great. It came with a small roll of starter labels. As i have never used this particular type of label maker, it took me a couple of tries to get vertical and horizontal alignment correct. Not a big deal since I just printed over the same label each time.I had no problems with the ink smearing and, remember, I printed over the same label many times in my tests.Choosing font, size, etc., was also easy. Again, I only did some sample labels to make sure it works and to be I sure I knew how to use it. I also tested it on some different size/style labels that I ordered after ordering the printer. It had no problems with those labels either. I took some photos of the printer and the test labels and will post those sometime after the house move that I'm in the middle of. By then, I'll also be labeling and bunch of spice jars and other storage containers and my post photos of some of those.Overall, 5 stars from me for value, easy setup, and good quality printing.

I was just so curious about this and it's so cute and I love it! It does exactly what it says it does and the instructions are nice and clear

I think this has become my favourite printer. I use this for favour labels using different sizes of labels, and I really like how easy it is to customize the sizes. It also lets you play around with the positioning of the design relative to its placement on the printer. My favourite thing about it, however, is how easily it senses the gaps between the stickers. This takes away the guesswork for how the design will print out, thereby preventing me from wasting “tester” labels as I try to figure out. The printout itself is pretty clear as far as these thermal labels go (but like to expect super precision, if this is the first time you’re using one of these printers). Setup is pretty easy, and using the app is a lot easier than some of the other printing apps out there. I also like how easy it is to save (and customize) previous designs. Overall, I’m extremely pleased with the performance of this printer.

I bought this label (more like stickers, but I'm quite ok with that) maker because I do commission work for different types of art media. It's nice to be able to print out labels for my collective workshop's name and details, to stick right on to my product and send it right out the door. It's a small, but nice label maker, I don't think I'd want anything bigger. It barely takes up any space in my printing area. Getting the label rolls themselves has been a pain for me, due to price, but I only want the best! There's plenty on the market though in a wide variety of price points. It all boils down to what you are hoping to get out of your label. I do wish it had more battery, but at least it comes with a charger.

Organize your home, office, or small business with the ItriAce M220 Label Maker, a thermal barcode printer that simplifies the labeling process for name tags, addresses, mailings, and more. This sticker maker machine offers compatibility with phones and PCs, allowing for easy customization and printing of labels to suit your needs. The 3-inch printer provides clear and durable labels, perfect for creating a systematic and efficient labeling system. Say goodbye to handwritten labels and hello to professional and legible prints with this black label maker that enhances your organizational efforts with precision and ease.

I owned several professional photography-grade printers and never felt the need to purchase a small thermal printer. I came across the ItriAce thermal label printer through Amazon's Vine program and decided to explore its potential. I wasn't expecting this printer to beat my photography-grade printers in terms of print quality, and it didn't. However, it offers convenience, portability, ease of use, and a budget-friendly option to print labels. While it might look unassuming, it delivers a lot of value for its size and price point.Getting started was super easy. The included instructions are clear, and the "Print Master" app connects to the printer instantly via Bluetooth. The app is well-designed and offers loads of templates, fonts, and editing tools to create custom labels. Without the app, the printer is useless.The printer itself feels solidly built, even though it's made of plastic. It's lightweight, making it genuinely portable, and I love the small footprint. It's easy to load with labels, and the automatic calibration feature is convenient, even if it does waste a single label.This printer is more versatile than I expected. It handles a surprising range of label sizes, including square or round ones. The print quality is clear but not as crisp as ink printers. The ability to print barcodes will be very useful for a garage sale I'm planning to have this summer.The battery life is really good. I've been using it for a few days now, and it's still going strong. The auto-sleep mode is a great feature for saving power too.There are a couple of things worth noting. First, while the printer advertises an 8cm width capacity, I found it a little shy than that. Not sure if the issue is the roller or the brand of the labels. You might need to experiment with different label brands.Even with the minor issues, this portable label printer gets a thumbs-up from me. It's perfect for home organization, small businesses, crafting, or anyone who needs to print a variety of labels without investing in a bulky, expensive printer. With the ease of use, versatility, and fantastic battery I'd definitely recommend it!

The media could not be loaded. This is a handy little label maker, using thermal technology no more need for ink, ribbons, or toner. The only thing you need are labels that use thermal technology and some of these can come at a premium cost.The maker came well packaged in a box with foam padding. What you'll receive is the label maker, USB-C cable, instructions, and a small roll of rectangular labels inside the maker to get you started. You'll need the "Printmaster" app to connect the label maker with. It's available on the Android and Apple store. I've used this app before as I have another label maker and I had no trouble connecting this new label maker via Bluetooth. I chose to use my iPad to download the app as I didn't like the fact that the instructions manual states the Android app requires you to have your location services on in order to connect to the printer, why that is, is a great question! I didn't try connecting this label maker with my PC, but I see in the ad that you'll require a different program/app called Labelife which you can download at m220.phomemo.com.I have 2" circular hologram labels on a roll that were purchased outside of this label maker purchase. I wanted to test them with this label maker. The width was not a problem however the roll is too big or should I say thick to place inside this label maker. In order to make it fit inside this maker I had to store the excess labels onto a different roll. Unfortunately there is no attachment accessory to hold thicker rolls or an external slot to feed labels through.After a few test prints I was able to get my image/text relatively centered on the circular label as seen in my photo. I also noticed that you'll always lose 1 label when you load in new rolls of labels. Unfortunately this maker doesn't have a function to manually feed/adjust/reverse the labels.Overall, this label maker is pretty good. It has a few cons but for what I am intending to use it for it's very handy when I need to print small batches of labels.