Dymo Labelmanager 160 Etikettenmachine, Hand-Etiketteermachine met QWERTY-Toetsenbord, Zwart/Wit, 1 Stuk

Funciona muy bien. Lo recomiendo. Llego antes de lo previsto

TL;DRI recommend this label maker. The print quality is good. I had some problems with print quality over the past few months that I eventually traced down to one bad AAA battery (more on this later).UsageI use this label maker to mark cables for my work test setup. I work a hybrid job, testing embedded systems. I find it useful to know what cable is what by looking at the labels, thereby saving time from having to trace each through the rat's nest of cables on my desk. I label the devices, too, so that I know what changes I made to the insides. I use this to label things for my hobbies and things around the house, too. It's a great time-saver to quickly know what's what. By labeling things, I force myself to declutter, clean, and organize. By nature, I'm a messy person and have stacks of junk everywhere in different parts of the house. I'm doing better these days though about cleaning up the clutter.Initially, Print Quality Was GreatWhen I first got this Dymo label maker, the print quality was excellent. Yet, over the next 6 months the print quality gradually decreased to the point that text was illegible in the last few months. I followed the Dymo cleaning instructions. This involved using wiping the printhead with 70% isopropyl alcohol on a q-tip. The print quality did not improve. I noticed the printhead had two dimples, and I seriously doubt I did this with my q-tip. These two dimples seem consistent in depth and at the same distances from each edge of the printhead. So, they looked like a design intention. The next thing I tried was to recharge the lithium batteries so that they are at full charge. These batteries worked well with the Dymo months ago. Still, the print quality was alright, even after I increased the strobe value from 4 to 8 (max).While writing this review, I decided to measure each of the 6 AAA batteries with a multimeter. 5 had 1.517 V and 1 had 0 V. I replaced the bad battery. The print quality improved significantly!As you can see from the included picture of the print quality, “Test”, “Test8”, and “LED turns green when charged” are both at strobe 7, 8 and 8, respectively, but with the one bad AAA battery installed."PSUB" is at strobe 8 with the good cell. "PSUB" is at strobe 4 with the good cell. Even at a lower strobe value, the print quality looks great.So, it matters that each battery is providing enough juice, or you will see noticeable degradation in print quality. There's no onboard diagnostics that warn you batteries are low. The telltale sign is gaps in the formation of the lettering.

İlk aldığım da ilk baskı kötü çıktı.Sonra acaba derken sonraki baskılar iyi çıktı derken kartuşu bı çıkardım ne kadar kaldı diye sonra geri takınca yinr baskılar kötü çıktı ama 5-6 sonra yine düzeldi.Demek ki fazla oynamamak lazım kartuşla.İhtiyacımı çok iyi gördü.Yurtdışından 6 lı paketi var kartuşların ondan sipariş ettim 2 tane.Muhtemelen 10 sene etiket ihtiyacımı karşılar.Emojiler aşırı fazla olmasa da evcil hayvan resimleri var.Etiketler çok büyük olmasa da etiket ile bütün ihtiyacınızı fazlası ile karşılıcak bi ürün.Yapışkanı ilk başta çok iyi hissetirmedi ama kuruyunca biraz daha iyi oluyor etiketler.Ama yine de rahat bir şekilde çıkartmanız için yapışkanı çok çok sıkı değil ama kötü de değil.Ben aletten fazlasıyla memnun kaldım.

Easy to use and great results. Best bang for the buck!

EDIT: March 12th 2016. Six months down the line and my little machine has broken. I bought a mains charger so it didn't gobble up batteries and it was used maybe once a week for about 20 minutes at a time. It suddenly decided it was fed up with printing and so started to spew out copious amounts of tape with no print on it. However, if you held it up to the light you could faintly see the outline of the writing on it. I contacted Dymo and one of their associates took me through the process of attempting to find the fault. This didn't work so on receipt of proof of purchase and a photo showing the non-existing printing I was immediately offered a replacement. I duly produced the evidence and packaged the offending article back to Dymo (freepost). I then sent them a copy of the proof of postage and the next day after the phone call to Dymo I received an email telling me a replacement had been dispatched. Thanks Dymo. Good customer service is obviously one of their strong points and it is so refreshing to experience it.I am totally in love with my little label maker. For years I have been writing on 2ml perfume decant bottles with tiny writing. Granted I do have rather nice handwriting because I study calligraphy but the old eyeballs are not as sharp as they once were and tiny writing has to take a back seat now. I will come clean though. I actually called the Dymo company and explained what I needed one for especially as some of the more expensive models only seemed to have larger font/tape sizes.Thanks to Rick who took the time and trouble to tell me what I needed I now have a very modestly priced machine to make proper printed labels and all topped off with sticky backs so I don't have to put clear sellotape over the labels anymore.I also want to say how easy it is to use. I haven't tried to use any of the more elaborate symbols etc. but then I can't actually foresee a need to use them. Besides if I do, there is an excellent review by a fellow reviewer who actually went to a lot of trouble to compare it against another brand of label maker which is well worth checking out to see which would be best for your needs.I am also something of a luddite when it comes to modern technological gadgets. If anyone can break them within minutes I can. Even an abacus is not safe in my hands.But this little machine is a dream. I had it up and running within minutes of it arriving and will now probably spend a lot of time making little stickers for perfume bottles. I think I will invest in a 9volt adapter though as I can imagine it will whizz through 6 AAA batteries in no time. Also it will be interesting to see how many labels one replacement tape will make. I know they are much longer than the one given with the machine.Just for interest here is a photo of the first tape I made. One of the letters was a little squished but each one afterwards came out fine. I used font size 8 and it fits a 1ml perfume decant perfectly.