Brother PT-D600 PC-Connectable Label Printer
$74.99
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Description
Featuring a full-color backlit LCD screen, the PT-D600 PC-Connectable Label Printer from Brother allows you to easily preview your labels before printing. This unit offers 180 x 360 dpi printing for sharp text by using thermal print technology. Also, it’s fast with the ability to print at 1.2″ per second and it can handle five different TZe tape sizes up to 0.94″ (24mm) wide. The PT-D600 also can create labels up to 11.8″ long with a maximum of 7 print lines.
For high-volume jobs, there is an automatic cutter and it supports up to 8 font sizes for customizing your prints. Further personalization comes with 14 different fonts, 11 styles, 99 frames, and over 600 symbols, along with barcode support. The PT-D600 also has memory for 99 commonly used labels and can be either battery or AC powered. Additionally, it has a USB connection for working with a computer.
Additional information
| Weight | 3.57 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 12.55 × 10.3 × 4.75 in |
| Type | Portable Tape Label Printer with Keyboard |
| Number of Font Sizes | 8 |
| Battery Type | 6 x AA |
| Linear Barcodes Supported | Codabar, Code 128, Code 39, EAN-13, EAN-8, GS1-128, Interleaved 2 of 5, UPC-A, UPC-E |
| Supported Tape Sizes | 0.94" / 24 mm |
| Display Information Capacity | 3-Line, 20 Characters |
| Backlit Display | Yes |
| Display Type | Color |
| Maximum Number of Labels Stored | 99 |
| Built-In Symbols | 617 |
| Number of Frames | 99<br />126 (Software) |
| Number of Styles | 11 (Fonts) |
| Number of Fonts | 14 |
| Print Resolution | 180 x 360 dpi |
| Wired Connections | USB Type-A |
| Special Functions | Auto Formats, Auto Numbering, Auto Power Off, Database Printing, Mirror Printing, Vertical Printing |
| Cutter Type | Automatic |
| Operating System Support | Windows, macOS/OS X |
| Color Type | Black |
| Printing Technology | Thermal Transfer |
| Label Length Settings | 1.2 to 11.8" / 30 to 300 mm |
| Number of Copies | 99 (Standalone)<br />5000 (Software) |
| Maximum Printable Lines | 7 |
| Maximum Printable Height | 0.71" / 18 mm |
| Print Speed (Seconds) | 1.2" / 30 mm per Second |
| Certifications | ENERGY STAR, as per Manufacturer |
Reviews (258)
258 reviews for Brother PT-D600 PC-Connectable Label Printer
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Giles Nicolas (verified owner) –
Great all around label maker. Pros. Can be battery operated or use a power supply. Does not have to be connected to the PC but can be. Cons: Wish that it had Linux support (Ubuntu) as well as software for use in Ubuntu. Hardware makers really need to start embracing linux.
Otho Larkin (verified owner) –
Through a computer you can make great customizable labels and then there’s the simplicity of just using the labeler as a standalone
Dorris Hettinger (verified owner) –
I love this labeler, and I have tried several, this is by far the best labeler that I have ever used. It is very user friendly, it has numerous additional functions and can label a variety of products. The ability to connect it to your computer is a huge plus which gives it some added features. I use it to label allot of my hobby items. This is hands down worth the money, even though it is a little on the pricey side.
Verda Zulauf (verified owner) –
As an organizational maniac, I’ve labeled EVERYTHING my entire life. Purchases have place, date and price, along with receipt attached to manuals. Personal information such as finances, correspondence, work files, are all carefully labeled. While others may make fun of my OCD, I can put my fingers in just about any information I need to pull up almost instantly. Unfortunately, arthritis has taken its toll and my penmanship is not what it used to be. This is so perfect for my needs! Having an eye for graphics, the software program lets me design my labels exactly as I want them to look. Because if this I’ve never actually used the templates provided. I did try making labels from the printer itself but was frustrated during the process, so I always use the program and design on my PC. and when you get a label exactly the way you want, simply save it and open it up the next time you need it.
Raul Senger (verified owner) –
This is a GREAT label maker. Easy to set up, easy to use, makes perfect labels. I save several presets on my desktop and use the machine every week. Really helps with organizing everything.
Lamar Abernathy (verified owner) –
With the p-touch software downloaded it does exactly what i want it to, it’s easy, and the labels look great.
Sister Mann (verified owner) –
Super easy – clear print – lots of features – love how you can use different size labels
Percival Weber (verified owner) –
I wanted the ability to create label sets and reprint as often as needed without having to recreate. This printer was easy to setup and the software is very helpful.
Jeremy Lakin (verified owner) –
My label-maker is an essential part of my busy life, with 2 businesses and trying to keep everything organized. I use it for everything from file labels to cabinet labels, to warnings about what appliances will blow fuses if turned on at the same time.
Delilah Goyette (verified owner) –
Lots of fun, and many practical uses. But even after reading the manual there’s a lot of kind poking around to get what you want.
Robbie Paucek (verified owner) –
It’s great that it can do graphics in addition to text – I was able to mass-produce labels that went far beyond basic text.
Jaren Blick (verified owner) –
I’ve owned a couple of other label printers in the past and the Brother PT-D600 beats them all hands down, no doubt. I love being able to link directly to the computer, but I need to get more experience with the software. The software is not as intuitive as I would like it to be. I have trouble sizing the label and getting the text centered so as not to cut off either the first few letters or clipping the last few letters of the label. It usually takes me a couple of tries to get it right. But, this problem is probably “just me” and not the machine or the software. The quality of the label itself is the best I’ve seen. I’d recommend this to anyone and will probably buy at least two more as family gifts. I use this printer as a personal home label printer and not for a business.
Mathew Murazik (verified owner) –
Purchased unit, on initial power up video was horizontally striped. Tried using unit however stripping created eye discomfort. Features very similar to PT2700 that is 15 years older, expected improvements in interface and functionality, little discernable differences
Margie Douglas (verified owner) –
I really like it my only problem is printing serial label it is kind of hard
Earl Jakubowski (verified owner) –
Works great with a MacBook Pro. It would be better if it would work with Linux Mint
Turner Wuckert (verified owner) –
I have a number of older Brother labelers and love them – PT1800 and PT1900 series mostly. This new machine is a major step backwards. It won’t take any of my older TZ tapes, simple things are either much harder to do or are impossible to figure out, everything takes more key presses. The color “graphical” screen isn’t anything more than eye candy – I can’t see any real benefit. Please bring back the PT1900 for those of us that just need to get work done!
Kurtis Denesik (verified owner) –
I have only used it connected to my computer and it has been very easy to choose a label style, create the label, and print. It has worked flawlessly. Like other Brother printers I have used, it has the annoying habit of wasting a small piece of tape before it prints each label, but I have learned to live with that.
Queen Rempel (verified owner) –
I purchased this label maker for use in my home office. It has a good breadth of versatility for width, length, ability to print as a stand alone label maker, or in conjunction with a computer. Fairly priced, and robustly built. I would definitely recommend this unit.
Tressie Fadel (verified owner) –
Upgraded from Windows 10 64bit to Windows 11 and now my PTD600 Label Printer will not work. I continuously get USB error messages and Brother has done nothing to issue a printer driver specifically for Windows 11.
Frida Hettinger (verified owner) –
I use the very basic. Some of the instructions are not clear enough to apply. I’m not very good with computers and most of it is Greek to me.