The EazeID D480BT Bluetooth 3/4Inch Label Maker is designed to meet all your labeling needs, supporting EazeID BZ label tapes 9mm (0.35inch) , 12mm (0.47inch) , 18mm (3/4 inch). Whether for home organization, warehouse inventory, retail pricing, or business asset management, this versatile tool ensures you’re always prepared
Big Rechargeable Battery:
Equipped with a 1200mAh rechargeable lithium battery, the D480BT portable 18mm label maker offers longer usage times and eliminates the need for disposable batteries. The package includes an 18mm (3/4 inch) label tape roll and a USB cable for added convenience and cost-effectiveness
Three Label Creation Modes:
Classic QWERTY Keyboard : Quickly create labels using the familiar QWERTY layout—no phone required. 2. USB/Bluetooth Computer Connection : Easily connect to your computer via USB cable or Bluetooth for seamless label creation; 3. Bluetooth Smartphone Large Print Labeler: Compatible with both Android and Apple devices, this mode allows you to design and print labels directly from your smartphone
Large Backlit Screen:
The D480BT 3/4 Inch wide label maker machine with tape features a large 2 x 1 inch backlit LCD screen, ensuring clear visibility and easy label previewing even in low-light conditions
Versatile Uses:
With 203DPI high-resolution printing, this large print label maker machine produces crisp, professional labels with up to 5 lines of text, 100+ fonts, 100 premium frames, and 1000+ symbols. Perfect for retail, craft businesses, and personal use, , it also can be practical gifts for teachers kids lovers friends and organized people, the complimentary creative printing app simplifies the design of unique labels with its built-in features
Connectivity Technology
Bluetooth，USB
Printer Output
Monochrome
Maximum Print Speed (Color)
20 ppm
Max Printspeed Monochrome
20 ppm
Item Weight
2.16 Pounds
Item Dimensions D x W x H
1"D x 1"W x 1"H
Display Type
LCD
Compatible Devices
Laptops, PC, Smartphones, Tablets
Ink Color
Black
Resolution
203DPI
What’s Included?
1x EazeID D480BT Label Maker
1x Quick Start Guide
1x Starter Laminated White Tape 3/4 inch(18mm)x13.1’ (4m)(inside the label maker)
@narfcake Do you think it would accept the Brother tape cartridges?
I’m wondering if I’d be able to continue using this if their branded tape becomes unavailable.
@ArmchairGamer@narfcake
I was wondering the same thing.
I have a metric s*** ton of non-OEM label cartridges that I have bought for my Brother labeler. At this price I’d be willing to throw one or the other into the shop to keep it dedicated for that use.
Not sure how the Brother IDs what size labels it is using. I do know I have 6, 9 and 12 mm tapes.
Guess I’ll sit on this for a bit and think about it.
This is what AI says when I was searching for a answer to your question…
No, standard Brother TZe cartridges are not interchangeable with the EazeID D480BT. While the cartridges look nearly identical in shape, the EazeID D480BT requires proprietary BZ-type tapes that include a specific RFID chip.
Maybe I’ll gamble on it and keep this as a dedicated 3/4 inch tape printer if they don’t work. My Brother tops out at 1/2”. Guess I could order a batch of 3/4 inch tapes to guarantee compatibility into the future for at least a little while if the TZe tapes don’t work…
Kind of tempted because of the possibility of multiple lines (up to 5, per write up). I’m limited to two on the 1/2” tapes for my Brother.
/eightball do I need another label printer? Yes definitely
Well your AI is definitely more detailed than mine was, I didn’t get any pictures or charts! Lol
And of course it ALWAYS says that there’s a possibility they aren’t 100% correct with ANY of their responses. THAT kinda gives them the go-ahead to say just about ANYTHING doesn’t it…
Good luck with your choice, I’d do what you’re thinking, buy extra refills and at least use it for a while!
I want one myself but I don’t think I’d use it enough to make it worth it. I’ve gotten along without one for this long… And it’s something else for my guy to move and misplace! …
@ArmchairGamer I just looked on Amazon and it specifically says that Brother cartridges won’t work in it, but that their carts will work in Brother Printers.
@ArmchairGamer@jfsiv
Thanks. I may go ahead and bite the bullet and hope for the best. Having the option to have 3/4-in multi line labels might come in handy. Trying to organize my shop and all our canned good supplies from the garden yields.
20 bucks isn’t a bad deal. Especially since you can Bluetooth it to a phone / tablet/computer, or hardwire it via USB. If the software is halfway decent it might be worthwhile.
I guess the question would be what their computer software looks like. Is it downloadable, or is it an app driven software. WINDOWS / IOS / Android?
AT ANY RATE I THINK I’M GOING TO DIVE IN…
@pakopako
Only problem with that is I don’t have any 3/4 inch tape. I would have to buy the bz tape in the sizes I have in the tze… probably not cost effective
Not sure how the Brother IDs what size labels it is using.
@chienfou Following up from yesterday, Brother uses these switch pins to determine the label size via a combination depressed by the cartridge.
For this unit, I’m not sure if there are any BZ cartridges on sale at Amazon right meow. When I looked yesterday, $4-5 each was the going rate, which is 3-4x the price of generic TZe cartridges.
Read some of the reviews over at the 'zon. Turns out if you’re using the built-in keyboard there’s no provision for an apostrophe unless you dig into the symbols menu. That’s a bit of a PITA.
I don’t really care about the apostrophe, but I don’t want to buy a whole bunch of new tape cartridges and I noticed that I didn’t see any black with white lettering as an option for their cartridges which is what I use all the time. I’m in IT and I need to label computers and equipment and white on black is the only thing that really works.
I hate my brother labeler though. It sucks batteries like crazy so I have to keep the batteries disconnected. I used to have a cord to plug it in but that died. And trying to set the fonts from within the labeler is actually a real pain. . I do need a new labeler and the price point is good, I suppose it might be worth it to get something I could just print from my phone.I don’t know I’m torn.
What’s Included?
Warranty
90 days
Estimated Delivery
Monday, Mar 30 - Tuesday, Mar 31
Looked up what label cartridges this uses, and this pic was among those on their own site:
Looks like a Brother TZe cartridge otherwise but with a DRM chip.
@narfcake Do you think it would accept the Brother tape cartridges?
I’m wondering if I’d be able to continue using this if their branded tape becomes unavailable.
@ArmchairGamer @narfcake
I was wondering the same thing.
I have a metric s*** ton of non-OEM label cartridges that I have bought for my Brother labeler. At this price I’d be willing to throw one or the other into the shop to keep it dedicated for that use.
Not sure how the Brother IDs what size labels it is using. I do know I have 6, 9 and 12 mm tapes.
Guess I’ll sit on this for a bit and think about it.
@ArmchairGamer @narfcake
This is what AI says when I was searching for a answer to your question…
No, standard Brother TZe cartridges are not interchangeable with the EazeID D480BT. While the cartridges look nearly identical in shape, the EazeID D480BT requires proprietary BZ-type tapes that include a specific RFID chip.
@ArmchairGamer @chienfou There are a series of pins under one of the corners and the combination determines what tape size it is.
@ArmchairGamer @narfcake @Lynnerizer
Well, crap.
Which AI should I believe?
@ArmchairGamer @Lynnerizer @narfcake
Edit: damn it stupid internet went down while I was editing this post
Maybe I’ll gamble on it and keep this as a dedicated 3/4 inch tape printer if they don’t work. My Brother tops out at 1/2”. Guess I could order a batch of 3/4 inch tapes to guarantee compatibility into the future for at least a little while if the TZe tapes don’t work…
Yes definitely
Kind of tempted because of the possibility of multiple lines (up to 5, per write up). I’m limited to two on the 1/2” tapes for my Brother.
/eightball do I need another label printer?
@ArmchairGamer @chienfou @Lynnerizer
Probably none of them.
@ArmchairGamer @chienfou @narfcake
Well your AI is definitely more detailed than mine was, I didn’t get any pictures or charts!
Lol 
And of course it ALWAYS says that there’s a possibility they aren’t 100% correct with ANY of their responses. THAT kinda gives them the go-ahead to say just about ANYTHING doesn’t it…
Good luck with your choice, I’d do what you’re thinking, buy extra refills and at least use it for a while!
…
I want one myself but I don’t think I’d use it enough to make it worth it. I’ve gotten along without one for this long… And it’s something else for my guy to move and misplace!
@ArmchairGamer I just looked on Amazon and it specifically says that Brother cartridges won’t work in it, but that their carts will work in Brother Printers.
@ArmchairGamer @jfsiv
Thanks. I may go ahead and bite the bullet and hope for the best. Having the option to have 3/4-in multi line labels might come in handy. Trying to organize my shop and all our canned good supplies from the garden yields.
20 bucks isn’t a bad deal. Especially since you can Bluetooth it to a phone / tablet/computer, or hardwire it via USB. If the software is halfway decent it might be worthwhile.
I guess the question would be what their computer software looks like. Is it downloadable, or is it an app driven software. WINDOWS / IOS / Android?
AT ANY RATE I THINK I’M GOING TO DIVE IN…
…rip out the RFID chip and glue it in the OEM carts?
@pakopako
Only problem with that is I don’t have any 3/4 inch tape. I would have to buy the bz tape in the sizes I have in the tze… probably not cost effective
@chienfou Following up from yesterday, Brother uses these switch pins to determine the label size via a combination depressed by the cartridge.
For this unit, I’m not sure if there are any BZ cartridges on sale at Amazon right meow. When I looked yesterday, $4-5 each was the going rate, which is 3-4x the price of generic TZe cartridges.
Read some of the reviews over at the 'zon. Turns out if you’re using the built-in keyboard there’s no provision for an apostrophe unless you dig into the symbols menu. That’s a bit of a PITA.
Makes it hard to write @chienfou’s @chienfou’s @chienfou’s @chienfou’s
Ok. I’ll bite…
/showme Grateful-flattering-Love
@chienfou Here’s the image you requested for “Grateful-flattering-Love”
I don’t really care about the apostrophe, but I don’t want to buy a whole bunch of new tape cartridges and I noticed that I didn’t see any black with white lettering as an option for their cartridges which is what I use all the time. I’m in IT and I need to label computers and equipment and white on black is the only thing that really works.
I hate my brother labeler though. It sucks batteries like crazy so I have to keep the batteries disconnected. I used to have a cord to plug it in but that died. And trying to set the fonts from within the labeler is actually a real pain. . I do need a new labeler and the price point is good, I suppose it might be worth it to get something I could just print from my phone.I don’t know I’m torn.
@Fuzzalini Nope, they don’t make black or colored labels and I don’t like being tied to their brand in case they go bankrupt. Even for $20