Customer Rating: 
Summary: Does what it is supposed to do
Comment: I purchased this little gem through, (this is the proper spelling, not thru), lightning deals, and was very excited about getting this. I have managed to label everything including my kids. Seems like the labels are pretty kid resistant. I am a big kid at heart, so I had to label everything. Even my wife didn't escape!!! I would recommend this product to anyone looking for it. Still, I don't understand why a label maker would need some sort of border option, yet, it does make it fun! Anyhow, get this one of you need one. I'm not sayin', I'm just sayin'.
Customer Rating: Summary: Organized life, here I come!
Comment: This labeler is a replacement for one I lost in Hurricane Ike. The original one made a huge difference in the kitchen--anything stored in containers was labeled, and the (optional) automatic date stamp makes it easy to keep track of leftovers.
Now, I'm using it to organize cabinets and closets as well. Since it prints vertically as well as horizontally, it's easy to label odd spaces. My first one went over a year on one set of batteries, and the tape lasts a long time, too.
Customer Rating: Summary: PTouch80
Comment: This is the basic labeler. It has great limitations - no choices of fonts, somewhat difficult to use. Only works with very fresh batteries. I wish I had bought a higher level model!
Customer Rating: Summary: Big quality in compact size
Comment: I use a large label maker at work everyday and wanted one for home. I have been very pleased with this label maker...works just like the big one and even has more function options!
Customer Rating: Summary: Nice label maker
Comment: I like this label maker. I also have a previous model, the PT-65.
Pros of PT-80:
1. QWERTY keyboard
2. Uses 4 AAA batteries instead of 6 AA batteries (like the PT-65 uses).
Cons:
1. Expensive label tape, may be hard to find
2. The amount of blank tape at each end of the label seems a but wasteful and excessive.
3. Comes with shorter "starter" cartridge - MK-231S instead of MK-231.
I think I will like my new PT-80 even more than the PT-65.
