Brother Industries PT-1750

usability, build quality, performance

value for money

40% of reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

This labeler gives you more versatility if you need varied widths of tape. You can only use the TZ tape, which is costly however this model accepts 1/4"-3/4" (four widths) has 6 type sizes, 9 type styles, 58 symbols, plus vertical AND horizontal...

Although the 1750 Machine is okay and only okay, the tapes are a nightmare. Why they have to be "tightened" is a mystery but the bottom line is that you are going to get a lot ruined tapes using this machine.

The Brother P-Touch is designed to waste tape. The "narrow margin" mode still wastes almost an inch of tape for every label. The tapes cost an arm and a leg. The P-touch also wastes your time with an ad on the display every time you turn it on. I can't...

The Brother P-Touch is designed to waste tape. The "narrow margin" mode still wastes almost an inch of tape for every label. The tapes cost an arm and a leg. The P-touch also wastes your time with an ad on the display every time you turn it on. I...

I have owned this product for two years and it never fails to irritate. Not only does it waste Brother's ridiculously expensive tape, but it also fails to automatically trim labels symmetrically on both sides. This means the user has to MANUALLY TRIM...

The P-touch is capable of making labels, however, it's extremely frustrating to continue buying expensive tape for this label-maker, only to have to cut an inch of tape each time I print a label. I called the manufacturer in the hopes that I didn't...

my complaint is the cost of the Tz tapes and the amount of tape it waste on each print. I've gotten to the point I setup multiple labels to print all at once and then cut into individual labels. It would be nice to have an AC adapter for the unit...

my complaint is the cost of the Tz tapes and the amount of tape it waste on each print. I've gotten to the point I setup multiple labels to print all at once and then cut into individual labels. It would be nice to have an AC adapter for the unit...

Mine worked pretty well for about the first 50 labels that I made. Then the font size got stuck ridiculously small so that the message only covers about 10 percent of the tape surface. If you want really small labels with a hard-to-read font size,...