





Price: $69.99 - $54.99
(as of Oct 11, 2026 14:16:34 UTC – Details)
Conveniently design and print personalized labels from your smartphone or tablet when connected to a wireless network using the free, easy to use P touch Design&Print2 app. Works with Apple and Android devices. Choose from a wide selection of home and home office label templates or easily design your own labels using 450 symbols, 60 frames and a variety of fonts including most Google and Apple font libraries. Uses Brother P touch TZe durable, laminated tapes up to 12mm (½”) wide, in a variety of colors and types.
Personalized Labels: The P-touch CUBE label maker is smartphone compatible, design and print labels from a smartphone or tablet when connected to a wireless network using the free Design&Print2 App
Multiple Label Templates: Choose from a wide-variety of pre-designed templates or design your own labels choosing from 450 symbols, over 60 frames, and a variety of fonts
Operating System Compatible: The Design&Print2 app works with both Android and Apple devices and utilizes voice to text and spell check
Bluetooth Wireless: Connect using Bluetooth wireless technology to the P-touch CUBE label maker with a mobile device or tablet to make labels on the go
Personalize with Color: Choose from bold standout colors to soft pastels, Brother Genuine P-touch TZe label tapes that are durable, laminated easy-peel available in widths of up to 12 mm
Customers find the label maker easy to use and appreciate its functionality, particularly the app’s user-friendly interface and ability to design labels directly on their phones. The label quality receives positive feedback, with customers noting it fulfills their labelling needs. While the Bluetooth connectivity works well with Android phones, customers report mixed experiences with iOS devices. Moreover, the print quality and size receive mixed reviews, with some praising the compact design while others find it larger than expected. Additionally, customers disagree on the value for money, with some considering it worth the investment while others find it overpriced, and there are concerns about excessive tape waste during printing.