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Brother P-touch, PTD210, Easy-to-Use Label Maker, One-Touch Keys, Multiple Font Styles, 27 User-Friendly Templates, White, Gray/White

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Style: PTD210


Features

  • Quick access to fonts, frames, symbols and more
  • Back-lighting: No, Built-In Handle: No
  • One-touch keys -- Quick access to fonts, frames, symbols and more
  • Graphical display ? See how your label will look before you print

Description

For those in search of an easy to use home or office label printer, the P touch PTD210 should be on your wish list. The Brother P touch PT D210 makes it easy to create great looking labels for your home and home office. With its convenient one touch keys, you can quickly access fonts, symbols, frames, and templates. Plus, users have the flexibility to preview the text for each label that is highlighted on the display to reduce printing and type errors. This helps to save time, money, and supplies. This easy to use label maker allows you to design professional looking labels. The PT D210 features 14 fonts, 10 unique styles, 97 frames, and more than 600 symbols. The use of one touch buttons allows users to access fonts, styles, and frames to create elegant labels for personal or business use. There are also 27 quick and easy templates. Simply select the template, type in the content, and print. These labels are great for scrapbook pages, gift tags, and more. The PT D210 is lightweight and portable. It is powered by 6 AAA batteries or an AC power adapter (AD 24) (both sold separately) . The PT D210 also has an optional, sturdy protective case (CC D210) that is great for storage and travel. You can store the printer as well as extra supplies with ease. Whether you choose to create labels for general storage, file folders, food storage, or crafts, using the PT D210 is easy, portable, and efficient. For use with Brother Genuine P touch TZe tapes: TZe S631, TZe S621, TZe S231 , TZe S221, TZe S211, TZe S135, TZe S131, TZe S121, TZe N201, TZe MQP35, TZeMQG35, TZe MQF31, TZe MQE31, TZe MQ934, TZe MQ835, TZe MQ531, TZe FX631, TZe FX231, TZe FA3, TZe AF231, TZe 631, TZe 421, TZe 335, TZe 334, TZe 325, TZe 315, TZe 232, TZe 2312PK, TZe 231, TZe 221, TZe 211, TZe 135, TZe 1312PK, TZe 131, TZe 121, TZe 111.


Manufacturer: ‎Brother


Brand: ‎Brother


Item Weight: ‎1.1 pounds


Product Dimensions: ‎6.2 x 2.7 x 5.9 inches


Item model number: ‎PT-D210


Batteries: ‎6 AAA batteries required.


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: ‎No


Color: ‎Gray/white


Material Type: ‎Plastic


Number of Items: ‎1


Size: ‎2.3


Sheet Size: ‎12mm


Manufacturer Part Number: ‎PT-D210


Item Weight: ‎1.1 Pounds


Max Input Sheet Capacity: ‎27


Wattage: ‎62 watts


Date First Available: July 28, 2017


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Top Amazon Reviews

    • Do not buy this label maker. Brother is intentionally trying to screw you.
Review Image by Mandy S. Mandy S.
Whoever's responsible for the anti-consumer design practices should be locked in a dark closet for the rest of his life with just enough Lego bricks that he'll never not step on one. Here's a short list of just a few of the examples of how Brother hates you: 1) This device comes with absolutely nothing except a tiny spool of "sample" label. No batteries, no adapter, no anything. 2) If you're printing a label with a single word, expect to use about three times as much label as you'd use with a label maker that didn't hate you. This thing has a FULL INCH of margin on both sides by default. The lowest margin setting, "narrow," brings the right side margin down to about 1/5th of an inch, but the left side margin will never be less than an entire inch. At the lower margin settings the thing will print dots on the label to show you where to manually cut the label to match the opposite margin. Not only is Brother deliberately designing the product to make you waste probably more than half of your label roll on scrap, these unapologetic jerks make you put in effort and actively participate in getting screwed over. 3) This thing takes SIX AAA batteries. You might ask why it'd need so many, and the answer to that is that Brother wants you to get tired of constantly recharging more batteries than your charger will hold, or buying a ton of disposable AAAs. They really want you to buy the AC adapter that for some reason doesn't come with the product, even though 9 VDC adapters cost less than a dollar each in bulk. You might think "oh, that won't be a problem for me, I'm not going to use it all the time," but Brother has you covered there as well. This thing will drain the batteries in less than a month from just sitting on the shelf. There's no physical off button short of removing the batteries, and the label maker has seemingly been deliberately designed to have an enormous power draw in the "off" mode. 4) The AC adapter is the single most hostile thing I've seen from a consumer electronics product in as long as I can remember. The input is 9 VDC. Sort of unusual, small electronics tend to be either 5 VDC or 12 VDC, but 9 VDC makes sense if your objective is to plow through six 1.5 volt AAA batteries at a time. There are some of you like me who'll think that's no big deal, you'll just reach into your drawer full of random adapters and rummage around until you find something with the number 9 on it, but THEY'RE STILL NOT DONE. The adapter is tip negative. They reversed the polarity. THEY REVERSED THE POLARITY OF THE ADAPTER. Unless you for whatever reason own other Brother products, chances are that you've never owned or even seen a tip negative adapter. In a normal universe with a normal vendor that isn't evil and doesn't despise you on a deep and personal level, the connector on your AC adapter is tip positive. Tip positive means that the positive voltage is on the inside of the barrel at the end of the connector. This is a good thing, because you don't really want exposed positive conductors. Brother did the opposite of the good thing. They made it so that the outside of the barrel at the end of the connector is the positive. That round metal surface on the outside of the connector on the Brother adapter is positive voltage, so when you unplug the label maker to take it somewhere and leave the adapter behind, you have live voltage just flailing about coming into contact with whatever's on your desk. The ONLY reason to do this is so they KNOW you won't have an adapter, because NOBODY ANYWHERE WOULD EVER SHIP SOMETHING THAT DUMB, except of course for Brother, and so you'll have to go to them to buy it. The product name for the adapter is AD-24ES. Throw that in the Amazon search bar and go take a look, then come back here. Yep. That's the adapter that costs less than a dollar to make, selling for TWENTY-TWO DOLLARS. I don't think you'd be able to find a more expensive 9 VDC adapter on Amazon. Or the rest of the Internet, for that matter. Remember what I said about deliberately draining your batteries to force you into paying the 2,000% markup for their obscene junk? Look at these reviews: "good product will work on brother model PT- D200 save me alot of AAA battery, 6 battery each time will drain the battery quick. This adapter must have. AAA battery $$ more than you spend on this." "I've had an older model labeler for years, requires 6 AAs. I had some rechargeable alkalines that worked great in it but they eventually went bad, NiMHs seem to not last very long. Finally saw this and ordered right away. No more battery problems" "I am a labeling fanatic and thus go through A LOT of tape and A LOT of batteries. Even using rechargeable batteries in my two P-Touch printers was costing me a fortune, so I purchased this AC adapter." That all sounds so similar, almost as if someone had deliberately crippled the product to make people buy an AC adapter that should have been included with the product, but is instead selling as an accessory for the same price or more than most people paid for the label maker itself. Those were just the first three reviews. They had all given the product five stars. Don't be these guys. Please. This product is going right back to Amazon. Save yourselves the effort of having to do the same, and go buy a different label maker. I hate you, Brother. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 20, 2018 by Mandy S. Mandy S.
    • In use since 2019 and still going strong, battery life isn't great, print quality is good.
This does a great job and the labels look very nice. There are plenty of fonts to choose from and variations. * Battery life isn't great. Get the A/C adapter for $9. * It is slightly wasteful with the tape but the tape lasts forever and it's cheap! * It's well built. This has been going strong since 2019. Love it. It stores well in the drawer but now I kinda want that nice carrying case. Hmm. I think the case needs to hold a lot of extra cartridges because, like I mentioned, the tapes are super affordable. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 22, 2023 by Joel Monterrey
    • Easy to figure out, easy to read labels
I don't know how I ever lived without a label maker. I've used this on a lot of things, like labeling the various light switches in my house so you know what lights each switch controls. As others have mentioned, the tape that the label includes at the front and end of everything you print is a little excessive, but it's not terrible. Navigating the menus took about 5 minutes to figure out, so it's pretty intuitive. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 31, 2023 by D Tran
    • Brother will always have my heart
This label maker lasted me longer than I thought. I bought June 2020. It quit on me yesterday. I upgraded to the Bluetooth version. Brother will always have my heart. I love their laser printers also. Everyone loved using my label maker. I used it for mail swatches and stuff at work all the time.
Reviewed in the United States on August 4, 2023 by Miranda
    • Making Labels
I absolutely love this Brother P-Touch Label Maker! It is very cute and portable! It is very easy to use. I change fonts and size all the time for my Labels. The ink cartridges could not be simpler. Just open and pop it in. Plus there are options and attachments and other things you can use with it. Love it! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 24, 2023 by Amazon Customer
    • Great
Great
Reviewed in the United States on August 21, 2023 by Jean A La Ro
    • works great!
i like that it works great and has many options to choose from such as font size, font style, add frame, and many more.
Reviewed in the United States on August 2, 2023 by B
    • Good Label Maker
Performs as advertised. Screen display could be brighter.
Reviewed in the United States on July 17, 2023 by Joanna Hewett

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