I haven't even had it for a month and it's already broken. It just eats the tape and won't eject it. No matter what I tried, I couldn't fix it. I even opened it up to clean it, but still nothing.

It broke on its own. I didn't understand how. It eats the tape and gets stuck. I opened it, took out the pieces of tape, and it does it again

It does its job. It doesn't seem like such a sturdy construction but it's ok. It does NOT have Greek characters.

It does exactly what it was made to do! Its downside is that it doesn't have Greek. Of course, due to its mechanical parts over time and with use...changes in "ease" of use are observed

At first, it works well. Over time (that is, after about the third replacement), it doesn't hit as hard, so the letters are "barely visible" at a cousin level from Konstantinos and Eleni. The construction is ultimately mediocre since it wears out with infrequent use.

I wouldn't buy it again. If you need a label maker, I would now recommend a digital one.

Strongly recommended for people who know the order of the alphabet and have a knack for spelling words and such. Put labels on everything and experience an immediate upgrade to your quality of life.

It loses from the fact that it does not have Greek characters and the letters are not always printed with the same intensity. Otherwise, easy to use.

flawed by design. I wouldn't recommend it.
Long story short, it has a plastic hook that pulls a wheel, which in turn pulls the tape every time you write a character. That's what breaks (because it pulls too hard) and literally stays in your hand. If the hook was metal, it would never break and we would just buy tapes. I have bought three in total and currently, two of them are working. It produces very good labels when it works, that's the truth. But it breaks easily.

I wouldn't recommend it, but if you're going to buy one, I would recommend you to buy three as well. That's it. I hope I helped

I loved it even though it only has Latin characters, very easy to use, I made 70 labels right away

I had it for a long time and it stopped working at some point. I searched for a new one because it is economical, but I read a comment here that helped me. With a simple adjustment, it started working again. I wanted to write a review so that someone else who has a problem can see it.
The comment:
"Maybe after some use, one may realize that it does not "print" correctly, which is not due to a defective product, you just need to have the 2 wheels in the same position with each other (there are arrows as an indication)."

Don't buy it, it's not worth it. It's nice, and most likely you will get a couple of good labels, but for me, 2/3 of the time the letter didn't appear properly on the tape and/or the tape got stuck inside the label maker after the first character. It ran out (how long was it, 1 meter?) without me getting out more than a few good labels (<10-15).

Crookedness...... Only English. Besides that, it frequently gets stuck and doesn't produce the selected letter. It's a waste of film. If I knew, I wouldn't have bought it.

Ok, a simple machine that for its price can be acceptable.
The fact that it often does not create equal distances between the printed letters is a downside of its mediocre existence

Very easy to use! The tape it takes is in a very good size (neither too big nor too small).

Perfect, I have filled the house with labels. If you want it for professional use, I don't know if it is efficient enough, as you have to print each letter one by one and it can be quite time-consuming. However, for personal use, it is more than enough. It prints white letters on black adhesive tape and it also comes with a tape that is enough for several labels