DYMO Label Maker Machine with 3 Tapes - 100H LetraTag Handheld, Includes 3 LT Label Tapes, Perfect for Home & Office Organization

When I looked for a label maker I specifically looked for this brand because I've had their before. It works great, easy to use, does a lot of different things, great labels. I've labeled everything in my craft room and starting on my pantry and kitchen. Need more tape now, there isn't much on the ones that come with it.

I purchased one of these several years ago and still use it today. When I needed a second label maker, I was hoping DYMO still made this model. Fortunately, they do, and the new one is every bit as good as my original. Reliable, easy to use, and built to last—a superior product.

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The only reason this got 4 stars out of 5 for me is that the edges of the tape come up so it doesn't stay completely flat and will peel up but overall I'm extremely satisfied by this product. I got it on sale for 30 bucks with the 3 rolls tape (1 installed plus 2 in the packaging) but for the price I honestly don't think you'd find a better deal for what you're getting. The print quality has options from Extra Small to Extra Large and in between, you can insert symbols and numbers very easily and it includes a way to cut the tape when the printing is done. Outside of it needing 4 batteries to operate I'd say overall this is nearly perfect. It included a magnetic holder which makes this perfect to put on the legs of my metal desk where I do all my work and is easy to turn on and start typing and printing. I use this to organize anything from stationary to lego parts and everything in between and I'm very impressed and if you don't think you need a label maker think again because as soon as you start to organize things and place things you will find more uses for this than you first expect and it will come to be very very useful and for 30 bucks the value is very high despite the small issues with the tape coming up, I do wish the adhesive was stronger and the labels were slightly bigger (the text is fine) but really I have very little complaints on this. I'd recommend getting the one with at least 2 rolls included cause you're gonna want them before you run out. Using this for things like canning is very very handy and keeping the spice rack all tidy is a huge plus. I'm satisfied by this and we will see how it keeps up over time but for now it's pretty dang good.

In all seriousness, I love this little machine. It does have a few flaws, like the borders feature only working for the x-small and small font size and not for the other 3 sizes (fixed so it doesn't allow any spacing - see photo) and the fact that you can see fingerprints with the clear tape (I fixed it by putting it on a design paper). But overall I'm surprised how long the tape cartridges last! I haven't noticed any surface that it doesn't work on - I even have some labels on some fabric bins. Time will two how long they such, but if they don't last I will update my review. It's also quite durable - I accidentally knocked it off the counter (think 4 ft+) to concrete floors. Other than knocking out the label cartridge, it still worked fine!! You probably will need to test it out a bit to get a feel for how the different features work, but once you get it going, you'll start labeling everything.

This label maker works great. I should have got it a long time ago. It prints labels quickly and easily for all types of items. There are a few items that I would like to see upgraded to make it better though. The keyboard is in standard alphabet order, not a QRTY keyboard like everything else has (phones, keyboards, etc.). This makes it slower to type entries. I liked that it comes with a variety of tape styles including paper, plastic, clear tapes. I found that it is hard to remove the backing of the tape to stick it on items. It's hard to start pealing the backing even though it has a split along the length of the centerline. It comes with a bracket to hold the labelmaker to metal surfaces by magnet. The magnets could be stronger so that it doesn't easily get knocked loose. I'll probably upgrade the magnets. Overall a good product and as expected. Seems to be a good value for the money.

This is an amazing little office tool. Easy to use and convenient to have. It is making short work of a big project.

I've been on a home organization kick lately—cabinets overflowing, pantry looking like a disaster zone—and decided it was time to invest in a label maker. Enter the DYMO LetraTag 100H Handheld Label Maker, bundled with three LT label tapes. At around $34 (down from $50), it's an absolute steal for what it delivers. If you're tired of handwriting labels that smudge or fade, this compact powerhouse will change your life. Five stars—here's why. What I Loved Most Portability and Ease of Use: This thing is tiny—fits right in your hand like a remote control—and battery-operated (uses 4 AA batteries, not included). No cords, no fuss; I took it from the kitchen to the garage without skipping a beat. The ABC-style keyboard is straightforward for quick typing, and the graphical LCD screen previews everything perfectly, so no surprises when you print. Setup? Pop in a tape, turn it on, and go—took me under a minute. Customization Galore: With 5 font styles, 7 box styles, and options for bolding, underlining, and text sizing up to two lines, your labels look polished and professional. I labeled spice jars with bold "CUMIN" in a fun underline, and file folders with metallic tape for that extra pop. The included tapes (one white paper, and colors like yellow and clear plastic) give you variety right out of the box, and they're easy-peel for hassle-free application. Versatility for Everyday Chaos: Prints on paper, plastic, iron-on, or even metallic labels (sold separately), so it's great for home, office, or crafts. I've used it for everything from organizing my kids' toy bins to marking tools in the shed. The 9-label memory means I can save repeats like "FRAGILE" for shipping boxes. And at 0.47 inches per second, it's snappy—no waiting around. Any Downsides? The screen isn't backlit, so low-light labeling (like in a dim closet) requires good lighting. Also, it's not a full QWERTY keyboard, which might slow down power users typing long phrases. But for handheld convenience, these are minor gripes—it's not meant to replace a desktop beast like the Brother PT-D200. Bottom Line The DYMO LetraTag 100H isn't just a gadget; it's a gateway to a tidier, less stressful space. For the price and the joy of seeing chaos turn into order, it's unbeatable. If you're organizing on a budget, grab this bundle—you'll wonder how you lived without it. Highly recommend for beginners or anyone who hates clutter as much as I do!

Great machine. I like everything labelled and in plastic containers. Makes life tidy and organised, and everything's now easy to locate, thanks to the labels. Takes a while to fathom out all the options, but you can half large to small writing, capitals and lower case letters, all sorts of punctuation and symbols. Once you get this in your hands, you'll find yourself wandering around hoping to find something else you can type out a label for!

very bad

Easy to handle, very good product

La verdad es muy fácil trabajar con ella, tiene varios estilos de letra, al igual que de tamaño de las mismas, adicional tiene símbolos que te ayudan a tener mejor etiquetada las cosas, además el precios y las cintas adicional me agrado mas.

Good product. No issues so far.