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Brother P-touch PT-D220 Home/Office Label Maker: the downsides first

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#3 of 8
$$KeyboardNo: no app or BluetoothScore 3.8/5
7%
of Amazon ratings are 1–2 stars
(checked 2026-10-10)
5,561 ratings.

The Spruce's best overall label maker after more than six months of testing: a desktop-friendly keyboard model with 14 fonts, 600+ symbols and water-resistant tapes, listed around $45. Its screen is hard to read when the unit lies flat, it has no app, and Amazon owners say the power adapter isn't included.

Top complaints

What owners love

Good for
  • A simple keyboard label maker with no phone needed
  • Pantry and storage-bin labels
  • Lots of fonts, frames and symbols

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What experts say

  • The Spruce: Best overall (updated 2026-07-31). Its only listed con is a screen that's hard to read when lying flat.
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