Embossing Label Maker, Portable 3D Mini Label Maker Machine, Vintage Embossed Label Maker Handheld DIY Lettering Label Printer Machine with Tape for DYMO Printer Cutting Black Tape for Home Office

Felt this had some unfair negatives on the reviews, having ordered despite them and I'm glad I did, it's easy to use, just feed in the tape and hook it on and a couple of clicks on the trigger and you're ready, and yeah it feels abit plasticky, but for the money I dunno what I was expecting but it's pleasantly surprised me, makes the labels perfectly and they come out clear, great item

This product is honestly so bad and a complete waste of £11! If I could give it 0 stars I would have. As you can see in the pictures I have two issues. Firstly you have to manually space out the lettering before each letter. As you canny see what your typing you have to totally guess one how much to space out, leading to inconsistency’s between the spacing.Secondly the tape is being scratched when it’s brought through the wheel leading to it looking so bad, tatty and downright shabby looking. I’ve taking the wheel apart and make sure the tape was in properly and it is in correct the product itself is the problem. Save your money I know have to buy another label maker as this is atrocious.

This product has a very flimsy feel to it, you don't want to be too rough with it! When cutting the label its never a clean cut which does ruin it a bit. But as its cheap and does the job I would recommend for labelling bits up around the house.

I have this one and DYMO as well.Pros:Smaller, easier to load tape, less clunky, smaller whitespace than DYMO, narrow fonts look coolCons:Cutter is useless, there is no 'space' like in DYMO (delicately press cutter so it forwards the tape but it doesn't cut), also tape it sticks less than from DYMORegarding adhesion I am not sure if this is the fault of the tape included or the fact that DYMO flattens the tape. This one doesn't remove the curl on the tape (do it yourself afterwards).Still I prefer this one more than DYMO as it is less clunky.

Very flimsy device, can't see it seeing out another reel. Could have bought a sturdy, larger and better built DYMO for just £2 at a local store

I wanted an old school label maker and saw this. It is very cheap but actually does a great job. You just need to line up the letters and squeeze slowly but firm and take your time. End result is some clearly embossed labels. I use them on a control panel which is exposed to the elements and they stay stuck on and havent faded either. Great job.

Not very good. Lots of wastage and very erratic. Often doesnt feed properly or jams.It’s the normal design so simple in theory to use but not very reliable

Rubbish. Inserting the label is needlessly fiddly and leaves the tab scratched causing waste. The label maker received would not move the tape on after each letter meaning you have to do it manually. Labels end up looking haphazard at best. This is only good for your local landfill.