Epson LabelWorks Cable and Wiring Kit

October 8, 2015

Epson LabelWorks Cable and Wiring Kit

October 8, 2015

Epson LabelWorks Cable and Wiring Kit

 

Storage

When I was asked to review the Epson LabelWorks Cable and Wiring Kit I thought initially that I would pass. And then I thought about my husband. You know, the guy that builds and installs sound systems and hearing loops? (That should have been a no brainer but I’m kind of slow sometimes.) I thought it might be something that he would find very useful for his business. So I agreed to look it over.

I liked the carrying case right off the bat. It’s easy to drop a label maker when you are lugging around lots of equipment and this case makes it extra sturdy. It also helps keep the label tape with the label maker. You know how easy those things are to separate, right?

 

Epson LabelWorks Cable and Wiring Kit

 

The Epson LabelWorks Cable and Wiring Kit accepts two sizes of ribbon which is really great when labeling sound boards and the backs of the panels. Some places just won’t take a large label and it’s nice to have bigger labels on the backs of equipment so you can read them without crawling behind the equipment.

The kit comes with labels to print black on white or black on matte silver.

 

Epson LabelWorks Cable and Wiring Kit

I like that the buttons are big and easy to see. No hitting 3 keys when you only meant to hit one.

 

Epson LabelWorks Cable and Wiring Kit

The display is nice and bright too for working in those small corners.

Epson LabelWorks Cable and Wiring Kit

I like that the cutting button is big and bright. It has a smooth operation and cuts easily.

Epson LabelWorks Cable and Wiring Kit

Options

The Epson LabelWorks Cable and Wiring Kit has 14 font types and 10 font styles along with lots of frame styles.

Epson LabelWorks Cable and Wiring Kit

It even includes small icons to add to your labels.

Oh, and you can save up to 30 label design files so you don’t have to re-create them again and again.

Epson LabelWorks Cable and Wiring Kit

Real Life Use

Here are labels on a newly designed sound system.

Epson LabelWorks Cable and Wiring Kit

 

It also has a feature so you can make a label that folds in half so it can be seen from either side – right side up.

The Take Away

Warren thought that it had almost too many functions but he really liked that the buttons were big and the screen was nice and bright. That double sided label was a big bonus that he loved.

I love that it has so many options for fonts, styles, label frames and icons and it would be great for organizing things in my studio. My guess is that this isn’t going to stay in the studio but rather end up in his business van. It’s OK. I can share.

 

 

Disclosure: This The Epson LabelWorks Cable and Wiring Kit was provided for review. All opinions are honest and 100% my own.  Affiliate links may be included in this post. 

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Vicki O'Dell

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  • Chloe Crabtree October 8, 2015 at 7:18 pm

    Funny about how your husband does that work, and yet at first, you didn’t even think about that! I love label makers. When I label things I feel like I am organizing them, even though, I think I could do a better job on the organizing front! My dinky little label maker doesn’t print in those fun fonts, though! Do you think if I had those fun fonts my things would get even more organized? Hugs! Chloe

    • Vicki O'Dell October 9, 2015 at 10:58 am

      I know, Chloe, I can be kind of dense sometimes. I like to label containers just so that I can tuck things away but still see at a glance what is inside.
      I go through phases of being organized but they don’t last long. 🙂
      xoxo V

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