PT-E560BT Industrial Label Printer Bluetooth Cutter | Advanced handheld label printer with Bluetooth, dual cutter, and support for 24mm labels

This is hands down the best label maker I’ve used. The PT-E560BTVP prints crisp, durable labels and has a huge variety of compatible tapes—including heat shrink tubing, which is a game changer for electrical work. It’s built like a tank and feels professional-grade. What really sets it apart is the Bluetooth connectivity and P-touch app—you can design and print custom labels right from your phone. It’s fast, easy, and way more flexible than typing on the built-in keyboard (though that works great too). I've used it for organizing toolboxes, electrical panels, bins, and more. The laminated TZe tapes hold up to heat, water, and abrasion without fading or peeling. If you want a label maker that does it all and then some, this is the one to get. Totally worth the investment.

I was hoping to have a great labeler to replace my Dymo Rhino and I think this is it. I have a lot of serialization needs along with custom layouts. The software, so far, has given me what I need. Hardest part was getting the drivers installed for Windows 11, and the Bluetooth connection going. I've not yet been able to get it to work with my Mac M4...another day. Once connected to my Windows machine and P-Touch editor installed, I was able to serialize over 700 circuit boards in a few hours. You will love the cutter on this machine. The fact that it will do what they call a "Half cut" will safe you hours of tedious peeling that you'd get with the Dymo Rhino. P-Touch editor gives you some control over that. I've had very little waste of tape, compared to the Dymo, thanks to the options they give you on how to print. I use the "back-to-back" option in conjuction with the half-cut option and get a lot of labels for the tape. Really glad I got this.

It works flawlessly. The app pairs via Bluetooth immediately, pretty intuitive to learn. Don't regret not getting a Brady

I held off for years getting this, as I didn't want one that only printed on small tape. I wanted the laminated style labels, after using them at work, and seeing how long lasting and durable they are. I've been labeling up a storm! I can print from my android phone with no trouble, and there 14 fonts in the printer, as well as italic and bold options. The case has spots to hold upwards of ten spare cartridges, depending upon their width. A great overall package for the money. It's also simple to recharge via its usb-c port.

This is my favorite label maker so far. I bought a different model P Touch last year, but it was stolen on a job site a few months ago, so I bought this one. The old one was annoying; you would have to hit print, it would then spit out a half-inch of tape, and then you had to hit print again, it would then cut that piece off, and then print the label. This model no longer does that (thank god!). It cuts through the front of the tape, but not through the backing paper, which makes it very easy to peel the labels off the paper backing. No more having to catch a piece of scrap tape, and then the label, and no more struggling to separate the label at one of the corners. These may sound like minor improvements, but on big job sites like NFL stadiums, they'll save me hours. I tried the app, but it didn't seem to save any time, so I doubt I'll ever use it again.

Love this label maker for the most part! Before I get to my praise, I have two problems with it: 1. There’s no way to queue up multiple half cut labels on device. Shift+enter creates a new block, not mutliple half cut labels. This is annoying if I want to print out maybe 5 different labels, since while the device is printing the screen is blocked. So specifically: - Enter label text - Hit print - Wait for the label to print (10+ seconds) - Enter second label - Repeat print And so on. Those 10s waits become a HUGE time waster when printing hundreds or thousands of consecutive labels. Two possible fixes: Allow typing while printing or allow queuing up labels with half cuts 2. The brother label app doesn’t auto save labels. This can be a problem when there’s bluetooth connection issues with the label maker. If the connection fails, my draft label is lost. Example workflow: - I spend 3m crafting the optimal label. For example a label with a QR code asset ID and a custom image - I go to print the label - Bluetooth connection issues (happens, Bluetooth is finicky) - My carefully crafted label is gone, no way to recover - I have to recreate from scratch, wasting another 3m and adding frustration. Possible fixes: Autosave printed labels in the app via an attempted print history. Ok! That’s it for my gripes, now the praise. - Super quick to print any label - Multiples are ultra easy and core workflow (shift + print -> select 10 labels -> go!) - QR code support - Custom images support - Usb C charging and rechargeable battery And probably much more I haven’t encountered yet. Best label maker I’ve had by far, the hardware is perfect as far as I know.

Fantastic little label printer on its own but together with the android app and pc software it makes a professional labeling system, to avoid tape waste just print labels as a set instead of one by one. You can open the case, leave the printer in it and print with the app and Bluetooth, the case does not block the label shoot. The shrink fit tapes work very well and goes all the way to 23.6mm HSE tape for 13.5mm diameter cable, cables thick enough to not fit 23.6mm tape probably needs a cable tag anyway but you can make TZe tape label in any diameter if needed. This is a pro level device in every way with a lot of attention to detail, ease of use and producing professional resuls.

This printer is supposed to connect to an Android device as a printer. Outside of Brother's app, there is no connection. My Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra can't find it. The app itself is absolute garbage! It's cumbersome, unintuitive, and just a royal pain in the ass to navigate through! The printer's on board QR code generator & the QR code generator in the app are a joke! They'll only allow about a dozen characters before you get a "too wide" error. Makes it pointless to have a QR code generator with that much restriction. The website is less than useless. When you go to the support page & enter your model number, it just brings up products in that family for sale. There's absolutely NO help articals to give you any guidance. And you can forget about talking to either a human or even AI Tech Support. The website has no way to make contact at all. I already have a PT-E510, but I can only connect with it via USB cable from a computer. I bought the PT-E560BT because it's supposed to be able to connect with a smart phone via Bluetooth. It doesn't! Back to Amazon it goes!

Produto faz o que promete ,mas achei pesado grande ,e achei que o plástico que é feito a etiquetadora não e boa qualidade

Me gusto muchisimo el producto, lo compré solo por una funciona que se llama wrap around (para poner etiquetas alrededor del cable, que lo envuelva básicamente) sin embargo tiene un montón de funciones, y está super padre que puedas hacer tus etiquetas desde el celular y solo mandar a imprimirlas, hasta el momento, llevo 1 carga y me termine 3 cartuchos sin ningún problema (no viene el cubo o cargador solo el cable) sin embargo utilicé el de mi celular y sin ningún problema cargo, ademas que venga con el estuche le ayuda mucho a que se protega y cuide el equipo.

Produto, excelente porém tive problemas com equipamento ,acionei a garantia no Brasil, pediram a nota fiscal, e adivinha a surpresa a Amazon não emite nota fiscal de compra internacional, mas no detalhes do pedido tem o lugar para teoricamente emitir a nota fiscal,só vi a surpresa quando precisei sa garantia ,resumindo 5 meses com um produto caro em garantia e pagarei para consertá-lo,graças a Deus temos outras opções de compra,pago o dobro em qualquer produto em em outra varejista mais amazon foi a última compra