Fast; able to handle wide labels

Problems printing chain labels (one after another with no cuts

Have used other small Brother devices, so ordered the PT-P700 with confidence. Have not been let down. It is quick, precise and versatile. Delivery and packaging excellent too

Printers like the Brother P-touch PT-P700 , which print on plastic labels, come in several mix and match design choices. They can be handhelds like the Dymo LabelManager 420P or desktop units like the Editors' Choice Brother P-touch PT-D200 .

Automatic cutter; Prints laminated plastic labels on tapes up to 24 mm (roughly 1.0 inch) wide

Needs AC power or AA batteries; rather than getting power over USB cable

Excelent printer I use it mainly for labeling components in control panels Easy to use software ability to save labels and modify for similar jobs Also like the auto cut feature which saves time on producing multiple labels

Easy to setup and use prints labels per your design. Ability to use Icons in your design makes it easy to shorten length of text required for description.

The PT-P700 is a nice little label printer. versatile, portable. and hooks up to any system in seconds since it has its own software on onboard memory. But it has a couple of drawbacks. 1. It wastes quite a bit of label stock because it spits out a long blank trailer.

Great Item

I use this printer primarily for creating asset tags that have our company logo on them. It was important to be able to connect and print from a computer to this printer. It connects through USB only. I currently us the P-Touch Editor version 5.0.120. I used to use a Brother PT-2730.

As another review has mentioned the software for Mac is dated and not particularly easy to use. Also the snap function (copy and paste from external source) isn't working for El Capitan. However I found it available cheaply online with a money back offer from Brother which made it very good value.

Spent 2 days trying to re-install the drivers but the label maker will not work. Want to buy mine?