This popular Frontpage deal is still available.
Katasymbol via Amazon has
SUPVAN E12 Keyboard & Bluetooth Label Maker Machine w/ 4 Tapes (Black/White) on sale for $34.97 - $14.98 when you apply promo code
FQBPJ21U at checkout =
$19.99.
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Features:
- Print labels from the keyboard or Bluetooth app
- Backlit LCD display
- 1200 mAh rechargeable battery
- 0.2" margins
- 30+ fonts, 50+ frames, 660+ icons, 17 languages, customizable templates
- Supports continuous and die-cut labels
Community Reviews
The E12 is a compact Bluetooth label maker with a built in keyboard, backlit display, and four included tapes, and it can also print from a phone. It stands out for the extra tape bundle and the convenience of using either the keyboard or the app. The main cautions are connection trouble with some Samsung phones, a finicky promo code flow in the Amazon app, and tape that may be too weak for long term use on plastic patch panels, wall plates, or cables. A handy starter labeler if the included tape and app quirks fit the job.
Common Questions (5)
Yes. The E12 package includes 4 tapes total, and the unit has a backlit display. One comment also notes the box has 2 tapes plus 2 tapes already in the unit.
In the Amazon phone app, enter the promo code and tap the arrow button next to the promo field. Tapping the yellow Continue button can fail to apply the code.
It can be finicky with Samsung phones: one report says the phone sees the printer but times out during pairing. The built-in QWERTY keyboard still prints normally if Bluetooth fails.
The included tape is described as sticky enough for paper, but not long-lasting on plastic patch panels, wall plates, or ethernet/fiber cables. For cabling jobs, a more durable label tape may be needed.
Not always. One report says the E11, and likely the E12, will not charge from a negotiated USB-C port and needs USB-A to USB-C or an adapter to charge properly.
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