"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."
"A year on, and this printer looks an awful lot more beat up than it did back when I reviewed it. But it doesn't just work, it works like new. Print quality is still great, the shell is still in one piece despite being dropped countless times, and the battery still holds charge well (in fact, even with this heavy, extreme use, it only needs charging about once every month or so)."
The Nelko PM220 is a palm-sized Bluetooth thermal label printer that connects to smartphones and produces large, bright self-adhesive labels. Labels resist water, oil, chemicals and low temperatures, though heat and UV can fade them. The device has been used heavily in a cafe, producing more than 5,000 labels while maintaining print quality. The shell has survived numerous drops and the battery retains charge, typically requiring charging about once a month under heavy use. The printer reliably handles refrigerated and freezer labels, price tags, and package labeling.
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