Phomemo M110 Bluetooth Label Printer
The verdict
The M110 prints labels up to 2 inches wide over Bluetooth from the free Print Master app (iOS/Android) or over USB from Windows/Mac software. It is a thermal printer, so there is no ink to buy — the label rolls are the only consumable — and it handles address labels, barcodes, QR codes, pantry labels, and small-business price tags.
Phomemo M110 Bluetooth Label Printer — about $39.99–$51.99 at Amazon · 4.3★ from 1,580 ratings · the pocket thermal label printer that runs off your phone with no ink or toner.
A starter roll of 100 labels is included in most kits, and the printer itself is about the size of a thick phone.
Specs
- Thermal printing — no ink or toner required
- Bluetooth to iOS/Android app; USB for Windows/Mac
- Label width up to 2 inches (20–50mm)
- Prints address, barcode, QR, and custom labels
- Starter roll of 100 labels included in most kits
- Pocket size, rechargeable battery
Blind details
Blind-shopper angle: labels are a blind household's best friend, and this is the mainstream-priced way to make them. Pair it with the PenFriend-style audio labels already in this catalog for a two-track system: printed labels for sighted family, QR or audio labels for yourself. What to check before buying: label width — the M110 tops out at 2 inches, so shipping labels need the wider M221 — and the app's accessibility, since label design is done on a phone screen; templates are plentiful but the app is visual, so plan on sighted help or a screen reader pass for the first setup. Reviewers praise the print quality and the no-ink running cost; the recurring complaint is that some templates and fonts in the app carry a diamond icon marking them as paid extras.
Honest caveats: thermal labels fade over years in sunlight, so this is for pantry, office, and shipping labels, not archival storage. As of October 2026 Amazon lists the M110 from $39.99 (display version) to $51.99 (3-tape kit).
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Last reviewed: October 2026.