Dymo Rhino 4200 Label Maker for Security and Pro A/V

Unit is fine, but there is no lithium battery included as promised. You can use AA batteries instead.

Easy to use but also has a ton of options and can print many different characters. Easy to replace the labels. Uses a lot of battery but it can also be plugged directly in the wall which is what I use, no need for batteries that way even though they last a long time in the unit. After powering on, the first label that comes out will be too long, you have to first print just one letter, cut it and then print what you want, no big deal.

Funciona muy bien, la persona que la utiliza esta encantada con ella.

I'm on my second one of these. The first one lasted 5+ years and still works. Kind of. Read on. First: Most any device with a keyboard is QWERTY-style, which this label maker is. But you'd be surprised how many label makers, including other DYMO models are not QWERTY. I've been using a keyboard on a daily basis for over 30 years now, so any keyboard that isn't QWERTY drives me nuts. Second: It's pretty sturdy. The rubber bumpers allow for some drops and bumps. My biggest complaint is the biggest weak point of this model. The weak point on this model is the tape cartridge retention system It's a bunch of little plastic hooks that snap over the tape cartridge body. After a lot of use, they wear out and no longer retain the cartridge securely. You can't bend them back because they are plastic and fatigued. If you use the label maker often, they may wear out sooner than you'd like. At that point you have to wrap a rubber band around the tape door. At that point it will still print but not reliably because the cartridge isn't sitting like it's supposed to. I've used this model to print everything from standard labels in all sizes it uses (1/4", 3/8", 1/2", 3/4", but I prefer the 3/4". You can fit three lines of 12-point text on a 3/4" label. I also have printed heat shrink tube labels which are more gimmicky than useful in my opinion. But, YMMV. The Dymo brand labels are stupidly expensive. There are many "compatible" labels on Amazon. Find a brand that works well enough for your liking and just buy a ton of them before they change the overseas unpronounceable name to yet something else you can't pronounce and now you're scared to buy it again because you're not sure if it's the same thing. I have used aftermarket labels in this printer for basically the entire time. 75% of the time, they work all the time. Again, find what works well enough and stick with it. As long as you are REALLY careful when inserting/removing the tape cartridges, this printer will last you a long time. Takes 6AA batteries, which last a good 6 months with moderate use. Dymo sells a rechargeable batter for this but it's pricey and prefer just being able to put new batteries in the thing and keep printing.

Adquiri esse produto e, é um excelente produto mas, eu tenho muita dificuldade em operar para ter acesso aos recursos e a DYMO. Não oferece suporte no Brasil para a utilização a contento e, se eu soubesse que seria tão difícil adquiri material didático em português para ele, pensaria muitas vezes antes de adquiri, na realidade eu deveria ter visto antes de comprar.