Mx5500 EOS 8 Digits Price Tag Gun Labeler Labeller Included Labels & Ink Refill Blue, Yellow, Red (Red)

Great price gun and a great price!I use the heck out of this bad boy and it really stands up to the constant use. It was a bit of a pain to refill but once you get the hang of it, it's not too bad.It's on the bulky side, the clear cover over the tag roll cracks easily but considering it's price, I can deal with those 2 cons.

Cheaply made but easy to use. Gets the job done...until it is dropped or handled roughly. Keep it away from kids or they will break it.

I had bought a previous model of this same thing that was MUCH better made. This "new & improved" pricing gun is more flimsy and the ink roller seems to go dry very quickly. The one thing I do like about it is that it's a bit easier to load than previous versions. Then again, the "door" where the ink roller goes broke within the first 30 days, even under normal, gentle use. For the price, it's okay, but they really don't make 'em like they used to.

We needed this for tagging coffee with roasted dates. It works just fine and is considerably cheaper than some of the others on amazon that look to be the same thing.

Pro: inexpensive, easy to use, loading was not as bad as some say, printed tags clean and clear, tags came out of gun great.Cons: the numbers you read to adjust the price in the fun got coveted in ink quickly and were hard to read after day 3 of use.Overall: worked great for our garage sale.

Bargain for the price. Very basic and not highly unbreakable, but in three years we are on our third and pretty happy. May last you 2 years, may last you 3 months.

I bought two. They would have been good. However, it was hard to turn the numbers. The numbers kept coming off track and had to be put back on track. But then, when trying to put one on track again, it came totally and completely off track and was just floating around like a bicycle chain that fell off. It should have been an easy fix, just go in and put the thing back on it's track. So, thinking I could open it up and put it back on track, I started undoing screws. You have to take every single piece off, spring loaded items pop off before you can see how they are on there. What a waste of time. What a waste of money. Before even using the sample roll of price tags on either labeler, they both broke. 100% failure rate within a few uses of each. Now I'm using a pen to write the prices on the stickers. A pen works.

cheap and very useful does what we need it for printing is easy 2 do