"About a year ago I tested and reviewed the Nelko PM220 Bluetooth thermal label printer , a palm-sized printer that connects to your smartphone via an app and spits out a variety of self-adhesive labels. I used it extensively to label up (and level up!) my workshop, and appreciated the large, bright and clear labels it makes. Also: This battery analyzer is the most unnecessarily awesome gadget I've tested so far They're also water, oil, chemical, and low-temperature resistant, so they last really well (although heat and UV does tend to fade them). Because I have a constant supply of new stuff coming to test, I passed it onto to somewhere that would really use it -- a local business with a cafe on the side."
"Since then, this printer has worked hard for close to a year, printing labels for sandwiches and cakes (labels are perfect form use in refrigerators and freezers), price labels for gifts (they stick incredibly well), packages going out, and anywhere else a label might be needed. And when I say it's worked hard, I mean it. According to the cafe owners, they've bought at least 16 boxes of labels for the printer, each box contains three rolls, and each roll has 100 labels on it. That's more than 5,000 labels when you add in the few hundred labels I put through it. That's... a lot."
The Nelko PM220 is a palm-sized Bluetooth thermal label printer that connects to smartphones via an app and produces large, bright, clear self-adhesive labels. The labels are water-, oil-, chemical-, and low-temperature-resistant, making them suitable for refrigerators and freezers, though heat and UV can fade them. The printer has been used heavily in a cafe for nearly a year, producing over 5,000 labels with consistent print quality. The plastic shell has endured drops and remains intact. Battery life remains strong, requiring charging only about once a month despite heavy use. Label rolls are sold in three-roll boxes with 100 labels per roll.
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