Customer Reviews

Casio KL-750B 2 Line Label Printer

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- In a few months, the labels I put on Cat-5 cable came off; and also the labels on put on plastic tape also came off. I used the genuin CASIO tape (I do not think I have a choice).

- It jams when there is no enough power. In this case, it should stop printing. It seems that it has enough power to print, but not enough power to eject the tape.

- I could not found the spec for the AC/DC adapter (output voltage). I have many AC/DC adapters, and I hate to buy another one. I do not think the one from casio is any better than a generic one.

Based on the fact, that it uses 8 batteries, I think the AC/DC adapter's output voltage should be 12V, but not sure. The voltage should be indicated on the socket, but it is not.

- I kinda surprised me knowing each label I make costs 10-20 cents.

I mentioned negative things, as they bother me. Whatever I did not mentioned, I have no problem with. As a standard service, Casio sends me the manual free of charge, when I lost the original manual.

I bought the last one Casio KL-750B, and a tape cartridge, (the tape was more than the label printer). I tried using it and discovered there was no cutting blade. Went back to the store, they said contact Casio. Did that, found no way to get a blade cartridge. So, this "deal" wasn't. Casio let me down.

This is a very good baseline label maker from Casio. I use it to make labels for CD's that I create and for just about anything that needs labeling. The tape tray can accept multiple size tape from 7mm to 18mm. I mainly use the 9mm variety. It is very versatile that you can create a variety of styles and fonts for the labels. It is battery-powered, requires 8 AA size batteries, but can also be used with the optional AC adapter. It has served my purpose well. Been using it for several years now. Highly recommended product!

I have owned this label maker for more than five years, it is my only label maker. I LOVE the machine. I hate the tapes!!! Removing the backing on the tapes is VERY difficult for me (backing should be split -- see Epson) and the glue "wears out" in a short time (less than a year). Given the above, I have still used the machine A LOT and only curse it when it is time to buy new tape. $10.00 per roll is robbery. Because of the tape's lack of lastine glue and its cost per roll I can't give the machine more than three stars (measuring the machine by itself I would give it a five). Also, yes it takes a lot of batteries but they seem to last almost forever (more than a year with heavy usage).

A computer connection would result in my devoting too much time to designing tapes and not enough time printing them! Don't want it, thanks.