BENTSAI BT-HH6105B2 Handheld Inkjet Printer with 1/2 Inch Print Height Portable Handheld Printer for EXP Date, Batch Number, QR Code, Barcode, Logo on Carton Wood Fabric Plastic Metal

I'm stoked to have stumbled uponthis Bentsai handheld printer for my accessories retail gig. It's super easy to crank out bulk prints thanks to its user-friendly setup and all the extra goodies it comes with. The codes it spits out are crystal clear, and the machine itself is a breeze to operate. Now I can number all the warehouse goodies without worryingabout material or shape limitations.And big shoutout to my customer service rep who quickly tackled my questions and gave me some handy tips. They definitely deserve some props.

I am very impressed with this handheld printer.It is expensive but when comparing reviews and quality of prints it appears to be worth the £499 pricetag. It comes with 1 cartridge only so will need replacing.You point the handheld printer on the surface and quickly move it from left to right to print the image on the surface. Downsides are that it only prints black and white and cartridges are expensive

The media could not be loaded. This handheld printer is surprisingly easy to use and is so versatile, having a wide range of uses.I've been quite impressed with it's easy to use colour touchscreen, that enables text to be imput, with a range of fonts to choose from - text can be resized from very small upto around 12.7cm.The printer features rollers that help to give a nice smooth print. I really like that if you are printing, say, a long sentence and run out of room to print, you can lift up the printer and carry on printing the remainder of the sentence on a different area. The printer remembers where you stopped and automatically picks up from where you left off.You can print more than one line of print, although this is really small and it should be noted that some fonts don't come out well the smaller you print.There's also the ability to add barcodes, QR codes and images. We played around with images which can be added to the included USB stick, ready for use with the printer. The images should be black and white and need to include a certain amount of pixels - images that contain too many pixels can't be read.The included USB stick contains extra fonts (as there's only 2 in the printer memory) and contains folders for adding extra content. You'll need to insert the stick into the printer first, to allow it to register all the relevant folders to the stick before using it on a pc.It prints on a wide range of surfaces - we even tried a mug! This took around a minute to dry, unlike paper or card, that took seconds.So, how easy is this to use? Well, my 14 year old daughter printed most of what you can see in my photos. It's really, really easy.The printer comes in a very sturdy metal case, along with a printer cartridge, a larger roller attachment and measure tool, a USB stick and a sensor cable for use with multi printing when using a conveyor belt. There's also instructions included, but it's definitely worth watching some online tutorials.The downside to this printer is the cartridge cost - around £149! It claims each cartridge can print upto 200,000 characters, but still this is an expense to consider when purchasing this printer.Overall it's a great little printer - it's easy to use, set up and maintain, and it works wonderfully well.

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