Cons: 1) Of seven fonts available, all look antiqued, like they were produced by an old-time typewriter, with bumpy edges where there should be smooth lines and curves. WHY‽ 2) No caps lock. on a label maker. WHY‽ 3) max font size is not as large as max font size on Dymo's handheld labelmakers, though using the same tape. Also the font selections are different. It means you can't use this to make labels that match labels from Dymo's other products. Pros: 1) It's pretty convenient to be writing a label when I think of it and not having to wait until I get to the label maker. 2) The decorative boxes and emojis are a nice touch. Don't think i'll have much call to use them, but I could see where some would. 3) being able to store frequently-printed labels is nice, though I don't know why the limited the number of them to nine. 4) contact with label printer is fairly robust. Had no errors of that sort yet.

Works good. Like it way better than the keypad version i had. Glad it used the same cartridges I already have... Many reviews say they don't like the print quality - but if you had been using the keypad versions- this is identical, but way quicker and easier to use plus you can see the full output without wasting tape as well as save them for regular use. I wish they had more options for borders and more for fonts however I am guessing so it transmits faster that it just sends canned codes for the font, size and border then adds the txt. Basically the options you see are whats loaded on the unit. People who negatively review this are likely thinking that this is like a regular printer. Im hoping that they will have some firmware updates that come with a few more fonts and borders though. People also are not liking using batteries. I would have loved to have a plug-in though but true portability comes from batteries you can swap and not wait to charge. Devices also have the longest longevity with removable consumer batteries and not proprietary hard to get lithium packs that don't work after years or expand and pillow out. Besides - that old dymo letratag unit i have? Even though the display no longer works after years of use- the AA batteries that are in it are the only ones I ever had in it meaning they last for many many many prints and cartridges!

It’s good enough for certain designs, not for others. I could say that the frame and icon selection could be better, or expanded upon. What is there isn’t bad, just kinda bare bones in general with some food items, some other items. A train design, a gator design, and then some other basic borders. I would say, good but lacking in substance, or good, just not in variety. The fonts are good, I would say this app most likely has enough of those to be flexible enough. I hope there will be updates to make the app more immersive for people using this app.

I just used this app with the LetraTag 200B printer and it worked perfectly smoothly and provided about what I'd expected. It's slightly more advanced than my standalone LetraTag label maker, but not a lot. However, I didn't expect too much for $35 for the printer and it still uses the same labels as my original label maker. I may upgrade at some point in the future, but for now this meets my needs to create labels right from my phone. I use this primarily to identify and date my home canning, creating labels for file folders, and putting an ID on some things that belong to my kids. I have used the iron-on labels in the past, as well.