CasioKL-60 Label Printer

Yup, this is the second one of these I've owned and these little machines are great. There is a funky initialization process to go through once you put the batteries in, skip to the middle of the manual to get this right. The start up instructions can be a bit misleading. If you are not a person to read the manual, then I would not recommend this label maker. Once you get past the initial start-up however you can hand this right over to aunt Sally and she will not have a single issue with it. If you have a 12 year old in the house, maybe just have them put the batteries in and start up the unit with time and date settigns, then hand it back to you once the complicated stuff is done. My only real complaint is that label stock for these is getting to be expensive. Shop for mixed stock specials where ever you can.

Would recommend to anybody

Still have it but the ink doesn't print out message evenly on tape

If you are looking for the Casio KL-120 and a link took you to this machine this is not the -120. Some lead you to think that with a note after the title in parenthsis saying (KL-120). It's not true. This unit, the KL-60, only has a 4 digit screen versus sixteen. This unit is battery powered only and impossible to use a 9v adapter on.That being noted it is a perfectly good labeler for what it is with the ability to use several specialized fonts for language adaptibility.

I bought already 4 KL-60 in the last 10 years. Still the KL-60 is my favorite. Because It is easy to operate and literally a hand-held device.Well, the KL-120 is more versatile: It can print bigger and it can print on bigger tapes and has more options. But for simple label (daily use) it is the better choice.An important feature for me is that I can easily type special characters like Ä Ö Ü ä ö ü ß.

This is the second time I bought this model. I had one before for about 8 years. Somebody in my house dropped it. So since I had tapes for it I bought another. It works fine. I use it to make labels for all those chargers so I know what goes to what.It's easy to use, prints very clearly the labels come in white and clear. The clear is nice on personal items.If found please return to me.It does waste a bit of tape before and after printing. I would say for the occasional label this is a good one, I've gotten my money out of the first one and was glad they still sold it so I go with what works.

I didnt like that it takes 6 batteries, i take them out when not in use

It is not as good of a machine as the older Casio EX Printer, you either miss the letter or it puts duplicates, keys are too small and my hands are small. It only seems to print large print, need to call them to reduce the size, won't fit across tab on file folder, it always runs over.