Brother P-touch PT-D610BT Label Maker

The verdict

Blind-shopper guidance: this is the label maker to buy when you want options, not just a tape. It prints on Brother TZe tapes from 3.5 mm up to 24 mm wide, has a full QWERTY keyboard with a backlit color LCD, an automatic cutter, and Bluetooth so you can design labels in Brother's app on your phone instead of squinting at a tiny screen.

Brother P-touch PT-D610BT Label Maker — about $115 at B&H · 4.6★ from only 87 ratings · the desktop label maker with a real QWERTY keyboard and Bluetooth, so you can label by touch and by phone.

Comparison context: it sits a step above the basic handhelds — the PT-D210 in this catalog is the simpler keyboard model, and the P-touch Cube is the phone-only one. The D610BT is the pick when you want both: a keyboard for quick labels and Bluetooth for longer, fancier ones, plus barcodes and up to 99 stored labels. It runs on 6 AA batteries or an AC adapter.

Specs

• Tape widths: 3.5, 6, 9, 12, 18, 24 mm (TZe tapes)
• Full QWERTY keyboard with backlit color LCD
• Bluetooth + USB (P-touch Design&Print app, PC/Mac)
• Automatic cutter; up to 4 print lines
• Barcode printing; 99 stored labels
• 17 fonts, 8 font sizes, 180 x 360 dpi
• Power: 6 AA batteries or AC adapter
• Desktop (not pocket) size

Blind details

For a blind shopper, the phone-app route is the real win: type the label text in an app you already know, print, and peel. Reviews consistently praise crisp print and labels that stick yet peel off cleanly.

Honest caveats: the $115 figure is B&H's list price ($114.99; briefly $94.99 on sale) — Amazon's current price was not pinned in our research, so confirm it at checkout before you buy. A few reviewers report Bluetooth setup hiccups and call the software unintuitive; if you plan to use the app route, budget a few minutes for first-time pairing. TZe tape refills are an ongoing cost.

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Last reviewed: October 2026.