JADENS Label Maker Machine, D11 Portable Bluetooth

Great value, sharp crisp printing.
This is the best, most fun little device that’s pretty user friendly and if you just know how to type a letter you’ll learn how to use the apps intuitively. No need to be a tech or programming expert. Charge this little hand sized gem and after about 20 minutes of playing with it, voila! Iconic little graphics to label the kid’s lunch boxes, pencil cases and books, address labels and name tags all printed in crisp sharp letters of your choice, with great fonts to choose from.Daughter and mom can print their jelly jar labels or cookie bottles and the guys can label all of their personal items in neat, orderly on waterproof stickers. They adhere well but when removed, they don’t leave a sticky or gummy residue behind that needs to be razored off.They can be repositioned and reapplied over and over again. The only cautious thing you might have to remember is that the first label on every roll of blank stickers is not going to be useful as the device is sorting out the spacing until the second sticker advances through the slot but after that, zero problems.The gadget is super fast, almost silent and not only can be programmed to print several labels at a time but it saves the graphic and specs just like it would in a memory card.These are great and inexpensive little tools for children to use to help create their own separate labels and they can either print their nicknames or even codes which they seem to enjoy a lot.These device apparently also can download an assortment of other holiday themed icons, little graphics and the gals are already ordering printed themed and colored labels. Order 5 or more online and you get $9.00 off your order. It turns out a lot less expensive than I thought.The portability of this gadget belies its smarty pants app, being that it’s so tiny but it’s quick and fun to use. It was on sale for only $9.00 and for what it does, it’s been a blessing that cuts through making labels by hand. The Bluetooth connectivity makes it unique and also opens up avenues for accessories that only enhance or embellish these little labels!

Fantastic little printer!
This thing makes my Dymo look pathetic by comparison. Specifically it connects to the phone app immediately and STAYS connected until I turn it off. When I turn it back on it connects again. I use it so often in my workshop that I just leave it out most of the time. The App is amazingly useful and simple to use and has meters for both remaining battery and the label roll. The only reason I don’t dump the Dymo (horrible app and BT disconnects between labels) is the Nimbot labels are pretty small but that is not a complaint, the labels are big enough for my needs most of the time. Buy this thing!

Easy to use
LOVE this label maker. Its compact size is great for easy storing. Super easy to use! Wireless and can print right from my phone. If you have kids this is a MUST HAVE. Labeling kids items is super helpful! Especially for traveling items. We labeled our stroller, car seat ect as we fly often. Highly recommend!

Great deal!!!
I read a couple of reviews and saw good things and purchased it. It being extremely inexpensive I didn’t have high hopes, but I was wrong! The app is very user friendly and simple. Print speed is super fast I wa shocked. I did mess around with the fonts to try to get the boldest black and I read that the print density should be at 3 to achieve that. Anyways great quality for the price! I only need it to label folders for work.

Included in the box: The label maker with the roll of paper inside it. There is also a short charging cable for it (USB-A to Micro-USB) and a manual too.At the start you may lose 1 or 2 labels from the roll, as the printer has to calibrate itself on where the label is to line up the design. It makes very high pitched and loud sounds when turning on/off and when connecting to Bluetooth. The app shows you a video with step by step instructions on how to use it, can be followed easily.It was very fun to print anything out, the user interface on the app is a little confusing at first, but you can get used to them easily. Downloading the app and connecting the printer via Bluetooth on the app was simple. I put it on to the table with the top flat side down and it can print out great still. The product doesn’t have too much of a smell, the wrist lanyard has an artificial fruity smell I find.On the app there are some free fonts, images and designs that you can use. Otherwise you may have to pay for the monthly VIP subscription to have access to the other fonts and designs. You can use tables and excel, you can upload images, change the font size and the positioning of everything. It includes some other languages apart from English as well, such as Korean and Japanese.There is an aligning feature, which helps you align all the different parts of your design how you want. It has some sharp teeth to rip the paper and rips it well. Obviously you can only print in black and white/ grey scale as it burns the design into the label. Very fun and I recommend it a lot!

I really like this machine, its compact and portable enough to carry around in a toolkit or stash away in that kitchen drawer of randomness without taking up too much room.The feel is quite solid and its well presented in the packaging, inside are the label printer and a short cable. Its Micro-USB which used to be commonplace but would be better using USB-C these days.Setting up the device was simple enough, download the right app and there are some instructions but its not that difficult to do. Make sure you remove the roll of labels before trying to print as there is a sticker to prevent it from unravelling which needs to be removed first.Calibrating the machine first is a good idea, the alignment of the label might be off slightly as the roll almost free-spins inside the holder, there are no gears to click it into.The app is OK, but does have a paid for subscription which unlocks some more items, fonts, emojis etc.. I intend to use this for labelling some school equipment and my plugs mostly so no great loss to me. I’m sure once the kids get a hold of it they will want to print something different however.One thing to note is that the labels are a fixed size and not a continuous printable surface so you are limited to what you can fit on each one. The app makes it easy to adjust the font size and spacing and depending on your phone its fairly true to scale.Very happy with this item, it will be a good addition to my kitchen junk drawer for when I need to label something new.

There are several little printers around, and they are all very similar in what they can do, thermally printing on labels and controlled by an app on a smart phone.This version is a bit bigger than some and certainly looks well made and robust. It comes with a roll of labels, which must be taken out and the roll ‘opened’ by removing the sticker stopping it from unrolling. The end of the roll must then be routed through the opening above the thermal print head.A big part of how easy to use these printers are depends on the app, this one is reasonably easy to use, as long as you only want to use standard fonts for letters and numbers, it also has a ‘paid for’ option which allows the use of extra fonts and emojis etc. as I only want to use it for simple labelling I haven’t bothered with this.This printer is a little more expensive than some others, but it is bigger and more robustly built than some, which may account for this extra price of £37.99, at the time of writing.