NiiMbot via Amazon has for
Prime Members: NIIMBOT Label Maker Machine Bluetooth Label Printer (white) on sale for $17.99 - $8 (apply promo code
D48K8FH7 at checkout) =
$9.99.
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Features:- Label maker with BPA-free direct thermal technology
- 203 DPI
- 1500mAh, rechargeable, fully charged in 2 hours with a Type-C charging cord
- Compatible with IOS & Android Phone via Bluetooth connection with NIIMBOT app
- Dimensions: 0.8"D x 2.7"W x 3.9"H
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This machine along with a majority of these cheap Chinese bluetooth label makers use Direct Thermal technology. The printing in these are not meant to last, as they will fade. Its okay if you want to print a label or sticker that you don't intend to keep long term.
Label makers with Thermal Transfer technology are better if you want a label that will last for years. Personally, I use labels for my folders and things that I plan to keep. I don't want to worry about the ink on these labels fading.
Some of the more affordable label makers that use Thermal Transfer printing would be the Brother and Dymo label makers. Problem with these are they are huge and generally take about 6 AA batteries or an AC adapter.
Niimbot requires their proprietary labels as they use RFID security. There might be a work around this, but I haven't looked into it.
The basic features of their app is free. But if you want to use more extensive fonts and templates, you got to pay for a subscription.
If you really don't care about label print longevity, I think Phomemo would be a better choice than a Niimbot.
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If you really don't care about label print longevity, I think Phomemo would be a better choice than a Niimbot.
I might get a second one just as a backup
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If you really don't care about label print longevity, I think Phomemo would be a better choice than a Niimbot.
thanks in advance!
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thanks in advance!
I haven't noticed any losing their print, but they aren't in the sun, much. mostly on containers in the basement, attached to the tags of shirts/shoes, and on things like flashlights, drink tumblers (which have also gone through the [dish]washer), my laptops, phone, wallet, spice jars, etc. I bought it for $9.49 and absolutely love it for that/this price.
Other notes: it boots up and syncs to my (android, pixel 10 pro) phone very fast. the software is pretty easy, you can save templates, it has a decent amount of free fonts, and you can get cheaper labels from places like aliexpress (temu too, I imagine.)
I have been meaning to setup this software to unlock it a bit more, and be able to design labels on my computer, but have been too lazy:
https://github.com/labbots/NiimPrintX
If you really don't care about label print longevity, I think Phomemo would be a better choice than a Niimbot.
What does "long term" mean in this case? A year? 2? 5? 10?
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