Review by Michael Smith (Veshengro)
The versatile Brother P-touch GL-H105 is ideal for use both in the garden and around the home. Its ergonomic shape has been designed to fit comfortably in the hand and it’s so straight forward and easy to use, labels can be created at a moment's notice without any fuss.
There are easy symbols such as italics and quote marks which gardeners may want to adopt to follow plant naming conventions and up to 9 labels can be stored in the memory, particularly useful for remembering difficult spellings of plants.
The convenient rechargeable battery option means it can be charged after use and there’s no hassle having to locate or replace standard batteries whilst using it. N.B. While standard batteries are supplied, rechargeable ones are not and neither is a power supply or a charger. Those are optional extras.
Brother’s durable labels can withstand temperatures from -80°C to +150°C and are resilient to sunlight, humidity and rain, making them ideal for labeling plants, produce and garden accessories
Key Benefits
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Up to 20mm/sec print speed - giving you high speed labels on demand
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Choose from a range of 3.5mm, 6mm, 9mm and 12mm wide labels - tested to the extreme
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Convenient built-in cutter
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Easy to use ABC keyboard
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Easy-to-read LCD screen
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Includes 12mm black on white tape (4m)
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3-year warranty for additional peace of mind
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Keyboard ABC (54 keys)
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LCD Screen 12 characters x 1 line / 58mm x 22mm
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Power supply AAA x 6pcs or Optional AC adapter (AD-24ES)
Dimension, without carton: 110mm x 207mm x 59mm
Weight: 420g
The Brother P-touch GL-H105 is a more funkier version of the GL200 in that is is a little more – much more, in fact – colorful than the GL200 and also the desktop, so to speak, is easier to use with its “hot keys”. It is the ideal choice for the gardener who wants to have a label printer that is a bit more colorful than others and maybe is also a little easier to find when put down.
The P-touch GL-H105 label printer also has some fun designs to go with it that can put a little more lightheartedness into the labels rather than just plain labels or the wooden, round or such designs found in the GL200. Though I do have to say that I like the “wooden” label feature of the GL200 rather a lot.
© 2014
Disclosure: I received a Brother P-touch GL-H105 for review purposes, but all opinions here are mine.
The GREEN (LIVING) REVIEW received no financial compensation for any component of this article.