SUPVAN T50M Pro Bluetooth Label Maker Machine with Tape Wide Waterproof Label Versatile App with 30 Fonts and

Super nice and easy to setup label printer. I didn't realize until after I bought this that it was totally wireless with a rechargeable battery. The print is high quality and very bold and clear making it easy to read. This will be nice for labeling totes & boxes. Both my wife and I found it very straight forward to use as well. Read more

This label maker and the apps works pretty well. The labels look very nice and print quickly. The MacOS app is intuitive to use and connects perfectly to the printer over a USB-C cable (I didn't try Bluetooth from the Mac). The MacOS and iOS apps don't ask for any info that seems intrusive. Three stars because of the following: 1) The printer only works with Supvan labels (T50) that contain RFID tags. They are quite a bit more expensive than equivalent P50 3rd party labels. 2) I wasn't able to find any templates in either app, although that didn't matter much for my application. 3) The labels don't stay stuck on flat 3D printed items, whether printed in PLA or PETG. I had to glue the corners down with CA glue to keep them from coming off. This was my biggest beef. Update: My biggest problem was with the labels not sticking on PLA or PETG. After some research I found a few ways to pre-treat the surface before applying the label, the most important of which was to clean it with IPA (even though it was freshly printed). I've updated the review to 5 stars since the other issues are relatively minor. Read more

This Bluetooth label maker has been really helpful for organizing around the house. It connects easily to a phone through the companion app and printing labels is quick and straightforward. The app has a lot of customization options including different fonts, icons, and layouts, which makes it easy to create labels for pantry items, storage bins, office supplies, and more. The labels print clearly and stick well without peeling. I also like that the device itself is compact and doesn’t take up much space when stored. The only small learning curve is navigating the app the first time, but once you get used to it the process is very simple. If you enjoy organizing or labeling storage areas, this is a really useful tool to have. Read more

Great little pocket printer. The app is deep and simple to operate if you have experience with Microsoft Word Read more

I've only had this a few days, but it's come out of the gate strong. It has a good feel to it, good weight, and the parts feel and sound solid. The button presses are easy and obvious (no fumbling or "misclicks"), and the retraction of the first label you leave sticking out when inserting a roll is solid. The prints are good, and the adhesive sticks very well. I've removed a few labels, almost perfectly, but I have noticed a 1mm or 2mm spot of adhesive left behind on occasion. I think the branded labels have a good balance with adhesion. So far I'm feeling good quality all around. It keeps a record of your print jobs, even after powering off, so you can go back and edit and/or reprint them. Since there's no user guide for the app, I'm left wondering how many jobs it will store, but I like this a lot and have used it more than once. I got frustrated with placing objects on the field, then found that there are arrows to help you align the object by nudging it. Immense help! Aligning text within its box is also easily done, just choose the left/center/right alignment buttons. The app is also available for download from Supvan for PC and Mac, so if you're having trouble understanding the phone app, maybe try it on the computer and see if it makes more sense there. Some points as to other comments: 1. Yes, the app unfortunately leaves you on your own to figure it out, but after 5-10 minutes of experimenting I found it to be easier to use than I imagined. I can, however, picture this being more difficult to use for people who are not technically-oriented. 2. You absolutely can use other brands of labels. There is a DIY label option for you to enter the label details to let the printer know what you're using. Again, without instructions this may be frustrating for some, but I was able to use another brand's round labels (see purple round label photo) with no issue by telling it I had a 50mm round label with a 3mm gap between them. Some manufacturers will tell you what printers are compatible, but as long as you have the info from the manufacturer, you can check it against brand labels, or the app's settings to see if you can set it up with those specs. I do wish there were more icons available, even though I'm not seeing I'd be using them all that much at this point. You can upload your own font, so once I look into how to do that, I'm all over it. As with many things with seemingly many choices, not all are appropriate for the task at hand, and I get bored easily. I may experiment with taking screenshots of emojis and using those photos, since you can add photos to labels. I'll probably switch to using it on a tablet rather than a phone; I find using a stylus on the phone easier than using my fingers. Overall, I'm having a good experience so far and am hoping this printer will be with me a long time. Read more

Absolutely love love love this label maker!!! The app is very user friendly, the labels clean and clear. It's light weight and super easy to take with you on the go if you need to. I love that you can design your own labels and black and white stickers. Quick and easy set up. So far I've used it for making quicker weekly lesson plans for cutting lesson planning down by 2 hours just by not having to hand write subjects. You can save your own templates and go back and print them out as need be. Prints quickly and nearly quiet. I've charged it to full upon arrival and haven't had to charge it again yet, so battery life seems great. And with as much as I've printed, it seems to have plenty of ink for how I use it. Only thing that I've not been able to find is any pen that will write and not smear come off the labels. Even permanent marker wipes off like it's a white board. So as long as you don't need to write on the labels and print all your needs directly I don't see this being a problem for other projects. Read more