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| LetraTag Plus | 
 enlarge | Brand: DYMO
Category: Office Product
List Price: $29.99
Buy New: $23.99
You Save: $6.00 (20%)
Avg. Customer Rating:  (22 reviews)
Sales Rank: 226
Color: Silver
Media: Electronics
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Number Of Items: 1
Batteries: 4
Modem: None
Legal Disclaimer: Warranty does not cover misuse of product.
Warranty: 1 year warranty
Shipping Weight (lbs): 3
Dimensions (in): 4 x 6 x 12.3
MPN: 21455
Model: 21455
UPC: 071701214553
EAN: 0071701214553
ASIN: B000II09IM
Release Date: June 15, 2006
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | 2-Line printing | | • | Direct-thermal print technology saves you money - no ribbons, ink or toner cartridges needed | | • | Auto-off power saver | | • | Added navigation key with easy to use scroll menus | | • | 3 Language options (English, Spanish and French) |
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| Editorial Reviews:
Product Description
Small, sleek and super portable, the hand held DYMO LetraTag is the ideal label printer. It's just the right tool for labeling and organizing everything in your home or home office: storage boxes, photo albums, toys, CDs, shelves, light switches, circuit breakers, files, folders, garden supplies, food containers, tool box compartments. Even your kids' clothing. Designed to work comfortably in the palm of your hand, it features a simple ABC keyboard with large display that's adult- and child-friendly.It offers popular text features like multiple font styles, underlining, bolding, text sizing and more. And now DYMO's graphical display means no more guessing what the label will look like, it shows you right on the screen before you print. Plus it comes with a magnetic-backed Grab-n-Go holder to keep your LetraTag right at your fingertips. Mount it to your fridge, whiteboard or file cabinet and be ready to meet all your labeling challenges.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 17 more reviews...
 Don't use batteries, use a power adapter December 11, 2008
I had been thinking of buying a label maker for quite a while and picked up this product because of all the product features. You can print on different colored ribbons, magnetic ribbons, clear ribbons, or iron-on ribbons; the screen is very easy to read; there's an option for two-lined text; there are many cute symbols; the keyboard is easy to use.
However, don't expect to use this product with batteries. I put in 4 brand-new AA batteries (they were common Energizer batteries), but the text came out faded and I received a low battery warning. After reading the troubleshooting guide, I found an extra AC adapter I had, plugged the label maker in, and the text came out just fine. However, the inability to work with batteries bumped my rating down to four stars.
 Horrible! December 9, 2008
To start with, after about the third label it started printing any vertical line very faintly and with lines in it. The straight part of the L,P,H,etc. is barely visible.
So of course a labeler that doesn't print well is worth nothing.
Add on top of that the fact that the labels are so hard to peel that they require the patience and nerves of a neurosurgeon. I ended up getting out the tweezers. Because it's so hard to peel, the labels end up mangled and look horrible once you stick them.
One more thing, even with the power adapter in, after you print a label a warning comes on saying low power. It does this with batteries too, so if you're using batteries (not a good idea) how do you know if it's really low on power?
I've had this two days and it's being returned.
 Suffers when compared to other models December 4, 2008
I'd probably have been happier with this label printer if I hadn't already tried the other handheld Letra labeler. By comparison, this model is bulkier and less comfortable to hold, harder to use one-handed, and uses more label tape for a given amount of labeling (it prints labels with more unavoidable whitespace on each end). Stay away from this one and get one of the other Letratag printers!
Good Household Labeler November 2, 2008
The Dymo LetraTag Plus is a good, basic labeler for general household purposes. It is reasonably priced, and refill label tape is easily found at any office supply or general merchandise store (or here on Amazon!). It has enough features to get the job done, but not so many that it becomes difficult to use.
The only problem I've had so far is that blade does not make clean cuts after printing a label, in particular with the paper label tape. I hadn't experienced this problem before, so I may have just gotten a bad roll of tape. I have not experienced any battery or fading issues like other reviewers have.
If you are looking for something for basic tasks around the house, then the Dymo will do the job. If you need something for more advanced office use (e.g. more features, different types and sizes of label tape), then look at other Dymo and Brother labelers instead.
 UGH!!! September 1, 2008
This works well but is an ENORMOUS battery power hog! It can deplete a quality set of rechargables in about ten minutes! I was THRILLED that it had AC power adapter capability, but when you add the whopping $24 cost of the adapter to this price tag--it's no longer a value! The labels are fine-- although they give you the useless paper and clear labels with initial purchase. Only the plastic labels last for any length of time. Also, on the larger size print, many of the letters look condensed or "shmooshed" into the space--it just looks awful. BUY A BROTHER!! My last label maker was a Brother p-touch and I'm so sorry that I decided to buy this one.
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