Label KINGDOMTZe-355 24mm Black Label Tape Replacement for Brother TZe355 1 Inch White on Black TZe Tape 0.94 Compatible with Brother P Touch 24mm Tape for PTD600 PTP710BT PTP700 PT2730, 3-Pack

I normally always get genuine P touch labels but having a large label project I thought I would give these a try, they did not disappoint at all, just make sure you follow the directions and wind back the spool a few times. Did not jam at all and worked in my label maker prefect. I did notice the tape was just a little thinner but actually the ink showed on the label even better. They peeled off nice too, I used them inside on metal shelves at work so can not speak on how they would work outside but inside for sure will get again

Have used a brother LabelMaker for many years and this is a wonderful tape replacement.

Tape is a good alternative to Brother tapes. Same look, same stick, but much less expensive.The color and width selections are good as well.The seller delivered the tapes quickly.

So this stuff is much cheaper, and it works--prints out, peels off, and sticks to stuff just like I expect. However, in my particular printer, if I use the internal cutter, and then print again, the tape will get jammed up in the machine. This does not happen, has never happened, with the OEM tape. After some observation, the reason is clear--this after-market tape is FLIMSIER than the real stuff. It doesn't have the rigidity to feed cleanly, and just bunches up. My solution is two-fold. First, I do not cut off after each printing, but print out as much as I can think of first. Then, when I do cut it, either do it manually with a pair of scissors, or cut with the internal cutter, then open up the printer, take out the cartridge, and manually pull out a little tape before re-inserting. As long as there is some tape actually sticking out of the printer, it works fine. I wish it wouldn't do this, but for the cost savings, that is a small inconvenience.

I've used Brother P-touch label printers at work for close to 30 years. I lost access to the label printer because I retired and now have to spend my own money on labels. I had to buy a printer too. I purchased a used PT-9500PC on eBay. It has 360 DPI which works out to 5 dots per point, i.e. high resolution. These labels work great and are a bargain to boot. Having hundreds of saved files, I tried printing files with extreme detail to see if there was a discernable difference. I don't see one yet, but I'll add it to this review if I ever find one.

Black in yellow labels really stands out, especially for my pantry rack labels.

I used Brother strong adhesive tape in my garden to id plants, labels have lasted over 2 years outdoors. This knock off is cheaper, but does not adhere well at all, already peeling after 2 weeks with no rain. Sure, it’s cheaper, but if it doesn’t work, or you have to redo the label often, you are not saving any money.The advertising, using the same description as Brother (“strong adhesive” is false advertising) is trying to make it SEEM comparable to the Brother brand. It is far INFERIOR.

These work just like OEM at much cheaper prices. The only caveat with any of these tapes, OEM or aftermarket, is to follow the instructions and pre-tighten the tape in the cartridge before inserting it in the printer.