Vixic Embossing Label Maker, Vintage Embossed Label Makers, Old School Embosser Labeler with 9mm 3D Waterproof-Labels, Manual Retro Labelmaker Machine for Home DIY Craft Scrapbook Supplies Office Kids

Want a label maker with ✨personality✨? I love it. It is aesthetic and practical. Worth every cent. The letters will stick a little and not make a perfect impression every time but I’ve kind of grown to like it, it adds some character. It also doesn’t cut as well as it did after 4 months, but it doesn’t make a big difference. It’s just harder to take the sticker off the back, but again, not big enough deal to be annoying. Comes with 4 refil label cartrages, and I haven’t even gotten though the first one after labeling everything I can think of in my house. Tip: add a space before and after your text so it doesn’t cut letters off the label.

I’m a designer and I absolutely adore the vintage, imperfect nature of these labels. The letters come out kind of jumbled and not aligned to a baseline so if you’re looking for social media perfection and apply labels with a level this is not the product for you. Super easy to use once I figured out how to change and load the tape. Device feels durable and so do the labels, BUT if you remove them they get white creases so be prepared to make another one. The magic formula to getting centered type for me is two spaces before the letters, one spacing after, then the cut tool. I immediately put in two spaces after cutting so I don’t forget. All that would be cooler is more characters. I’d love an ampersand. And the variety of tapes is neat. I bought a set of clear, gold, champagne and silver and they all have a different vibe on different surfaces. But I’ve found the classic black the most readable. Bonus: It is INCREDIBLY satisfying to use. It’s like home ASMR. I use it when I’m in a bad or down mood and it rewards me with little dopamine hits when I hear the click. I want to label everything now. I keep the duds and make fake magnetic poetry with them. Defo worth the value for my money for me and I will buy another if this ever breaks. No batteries, zero maintenance, no Bluetooth. Yes. Love this thing.

So far, so good. I always loved those old embossed label stickers from back in the 80s. Either in tried and true Model-T Black or that dark blue. I tried them and so far they fit the spines of my books. No hard learning curve and just use the space button so you are not printing too close to the edge. I will warn though, pay attention. You cannot see deep into the machine, so if you click, it is easy to lose your train of thought. For the price and the fact it came with four extra spools is worth the cost. Now this is my initial first impression. In time I will look at how wellnit sticks and what it sticks best, too.

Love it. I’ve done my whole panty and bathroom and it only took 1 roll. I like the analogue, no batteries, no charger, no screen aspect. Just a flow state activity lol. And the look of these black textured labeled is soooooo much better than those bad printed labels on white plastic tape. Easy to use. Pretty. Clear to read. Pic is just a portion of some pantry items.

Works good and it’s easy to use. The tape has great adhesive. It is made of plastic so don’t expect it to last forever. The rolls of tape should be plenty for what I need it for. The price is cheap. I will probably just order the device that comes with the tape again, instead of just ordering more tape.

Definitely not like the label makers from the 70's. The label is very thin and hard to see after you make it. I wanted it for the inside of my windshield to remind me of the mileage when my air filter and engine oil filter was replaced. The paper labels fade in the sun so I thought I would go old school, not with this product.....If the label material was thicker and the print would stand out more making it more visible....

Works as it should (almost). Ya just gotta remember to insert a blank space before and after you type in the name that you want displayed otherwise the first or last letter is very, very close to the edge and many times part of the letter is even cutoff (wasting the tape). Can't beat the price though so I just consider it "Ya get what ya pay for".

Stopped printing the letters right B4 I got thru one roll of labels