DymoRhino 5200 Industrial Label Maker | Labelling Machine Kit Case | Time-Saving Hot Keys, Prints Fast, Durable Label Maker For Job Sites and Heavy-Duty Labelling Jobs | UK Plug

Dymo in theory make a better model than this one - but that one, for reasons known only to Dymo, does not have the QWERTY keyboard - which makes this one far ore practical/easy to use if you prefer that sort of layout - which i certainly do.Good range of print size and options including cable labels. It doesnt have as many symbols as the other one but that’s bit of a niche use case.I use this at work but i also got one at home as the quality and ease of use is so superior in these rhino models compared to the ‘domestic’ Dymo - they just work much better and the labels are higher quaity in my view.So great for computer and cabling labelling - but also great for kid’s name tags and any thing else round the home that’s needs a label.

Good machine, easy set up. Print quality is good. Very good design. Quite bulky but I prefer that as it’s very easy to use the buttons.

labelling of Audio Visual Cables

a bit pricey but good

It's a label machine - it's fair to say it probably lacks some of the consumer orientated features of less heavy weight machines (e.g. don't come here looking for a fancy array of graphics or a multitude of fonts).However it does create great labels - including 'flags' and labels for wrapping around pipes/wires and reading sideways. It is certainly worth it as a DIYer working with wires and pipes.A lot depends on what tape you use, and you can currently get high temperature resistant tape and textile tape for this machine, both of which I have a use for.I use the labels in the kitchen as well, but I'm more likely to use less robust labels from another machine there.Was a slight issue with tape binding when mine first arrived - but this went pretty quickly and seemed to be down to something on the rollers.It's also not the most economical with your tape - but most label machines seem this way inclined these days.It looks suitably industrial - yellow and rubberized black. While it certainly looks more rugged than normal, I'm not sure it's exactly earth-shatteringly tough... though I don't plan on dropping mine to test it!Overall, recommended if you are a DIYer or have the need for a more robust labeling solution.

I use this for labelling small wires with heat shrink tube. It works great and is very simple to use.Aftermarket tapes are cheaper than originals.

Great product, I install cctv and alarms the cable label function is great. I can now quickly and neatly label all of the cables I run whilst installing them.

So I let me start by saying I highly recommend this product. Now about the printing.. The line in the middle most of people get is due to the easy-peel system. I love dymo but there are other manufacturers selling compatible tapes without it and they work fine. That takes away one star and I hate that when ordering in the UK you get a UK power adapter already installed but they don't remove a bit of the foam they just cram it creating an ugly mess. I know I sound negative but I still firmly recommend buying it, I just believe people should know the minor issues.