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Brother PT-P700 PC-Connectable Label PrinterPrint Resolution: 180 dpi Create Labels up to 1" Wide & 11. 8" Long Thermal Print Technology Automatic Cutter Print Speed of 1. 2" per Second USB Port for PC Connectivity Runs on AC or Battery Power Windows and Mac Compatible The Brother PT P700 PC Connectable Label Printer is a label printing unit with features enhanced by the use of a computer and the included software. The PT P700 has a printer resolution of 180 dpi, providing a good resolution for
- Print Resolution: 180 dpi
- Create Labels up to 1" Wide & 11.8" Long
- Thermal Print Technology
- Automatic Cutter
- Print Speed of 1.2" per Second
- USB Port for PC Connectivity
- Runs on AC or Battery Power
- Windows and Mac Compatible
The Brother PT-P700 PC-Connectable Label Printer is a label printing unit with features enhanced by the use of a computer and the included software. The PT-P700 has a printer resolution of 180 dpi, providing a good resolution for text printing. Also, the label maker is capable of printing labels up to 1" wide and 11.8" long.
The printer features thermal printing technology so that you do not have to worry about ink levels while printing. There is even an automatic cutter for producing labels with the precise length needed for the job. This allows the PT-P700 to print at speeds of up to 1.2" per second when using AC power.
For additional features and capabilities, this printer can be plugged into a computer with a USB cable. You can then use the included P-touch Editor software to design more elaborate and exact labels. The printer is even capable of running on battery power and is compatible with both Mac and Windows-based computers. The PT-P700 includes the AC adapter and a Black on White Standard Laminated TZe Starter Tape that measures 0.94" x 13.1'.
- Built-in software allows you to start working right away without installing any software or drivers
- Works with TZe family of tapes
- Includes AD-E001 AC power adapter
- Can run on 6 AA batteries
- Print barcodes with the included software
- Can print directly from databases
- Vertical printing is supported
- Multi-label and repeat printing capabilities
- Download templates from Brother Cloud
- ENERGY STAR qualified
UPC: 012502635888
| Hardware | |
|---|---|
| Tape Family | TZe |
| Tape Sizes | 0.14" (3.5 mm), 0.24" (6 mm), 0.35" (9 mm), 0.47" (12 mm), 0.71" (18 mm), 0.94" (24 mm) |
| Tape Length | 26.2' (8.0 m) |
| Tape Technology | Thermal transfer |
| Tape Types | Standard Laminated, Flexible ID, Extra Strength Adhesive, Non-Laminated Iron-on Fabric, Acid Free |
| Maximum Resolution | 180 dpi |
| Print Speed | Up to 1.2" (30 mm) per second with AC adapter Up to 0.8" (20 mm) per second with batteries |
| Cutter | Automatic |
| Power Source | 6 x AA batteries (not included) AC adapter |
| AC Adapter | AD-E001 (included) |
| Interface | USB |
| ENERGY STAR Qualified | Yes |
| Dimensions | 3.1 x 6.0 x 5.6" (7.9 x 15.2 x 14.2 cm) |
| Weight | Without Batteries: 1.6 lb (725.7 g) |
| Software | |
|---|---|
| Auto Power Off | Yes |
| Font Styles | TrueType |
| Point Sizes | Scalable |
| Built-in Symbols | TrueType |
| Maximum Print Height | 0.7" (18 mm) |
| Maximum Print Lines | Variable |
| Label Length Setting | Auto, 1.0-11.8" (25-300mm) |
| Auto Numbering | 1-200, A-Z, a-z (using built-in software) 1-5,000, A-Z, a-z (using P-touch Editor) |
| Vertical Printing | Yes |
| Mirror Printing | Yes |
| Text Framing/Fill Pattern | 10 frames (using built-in software) 126 frames (using P-touch Editor) |
| Multi-Copy Print | Up to 200 copies (using built-in software) Up to 5,000 copies (using P-touch Editor) |
| Date/Time Stamp | No |
| Download | Data to Unit: No Templates from Brother Cloud: Yes |
| Auto Formats | Yes |
| Database Printing | Yes |
| Barcoding | CODE39, UPC-A, UPC-E, ITF (1-2/5), EAN-8, EAN-13, GS1-128 (UCC/EAN-128), CODE128, CODABAR, POSTNET, GS1 DataBar (RSS), QR Code, PDF417, Data Matrix, Laser Bar Code, ISBN-2 (EAN13 AddOn2), ISBN-5 (EAN13 AddOn5), Micro QR Code, MaxiCode, GS-1 Composite, AztecCode |
| Compatible Operating Systems | Windows 8, 7, Vista Max OS X 10.6.8-10.8.x |
| Packaging Info | |
|---|---|
| Package Weight | 3.1 lb |
| Box Dimensions (LxWxH) | 11.0 x 9.1 x 5.5" |
In the Box
Brother PT-P700 PC-Connectable Label Printer
- 0.94" x 13.1' (24 mm x 4 m) Black on White Laminated TZe Starter Tape
- AD-E001 AC Adapter
- USB Cable
- Software CD-ROM for Windows
- Limited 2-Year Warranty
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★★★★★ 5
Fantastic Book!
Format: Paperback
“This book is such an amazing, thought-provoking, raw, and beautifully written novel. I thoroughly enjoyed every page and truly could not put it down. The characters came alive in such a vivid and unforgettable way that I was genuinely sad when the story ended, and I cried so much at the end. It pulled at my heartstrings in the most beautiful, poignant, and emotionally honest way. A truly unforgettable read.”
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Reviewed in the United States on May 27, 2026
★★★★★ 3
emotionally rich but overly long.
Format: Kindle
Where the wildflowers grow has some generally moving moments, especially around grief, healing, and found family. The flower farm setting is comforting, and Leigh’s trauma feels authentic. However, the pacing is slow in the middle. Some of the plot twist are fairly predictable. I felt the love between Leigh and Jackson was moving, and I felt her healing with Tibbs and Luke was very emotional. The book lies heavily into melancholy, but I I’m glad that I read it. I didn’t feel like it was a complete waste of time. I just wish it was maybe a little shorter.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 16, 2026
★★★★★ 4
Wildflowers
Format: Kindle
This book was really good, it's definitely a love story, I enjoyed the story line. It definitely took a while for it to come out, but I had my suspicions along the way. It's a long book but it was a quick read for me.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 30, 2026
★★★★★ 5
A Beautiful Story of Healing and Hope
Format: Kindle
Where the Wildflowers Grow is a tender and beautifully written story about survival, healing, and unexpected love. Leigh has endured unimaginable loss, and her time on the flower farm becomes the pause her spirit needs. I loved this story as my heart ached at Leigh’s journey. Jackson is a beautiful soul who understands the work of healing and helps her feel seen and alive again. The book is filled with learning nuggets and gentle reminders, including my favorite line: “You are more than the sum of your struggles.” A beautiful reminder that something new can bloom after heartbreak.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 15, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Raw, Real and worth the read!
Format: Kindle
There are very few books that pull you in so deeply that you forget you are reading fiction, but Where the Wildflowers Grow did exactly that for me. The story felt raw, honest, and incredibly human. At times, Leigh’s pain, trauma, and hidden struggles were written with such depth that it felt less like reading about a character and more like walking alongside a real person learning how to survive and heal.
What stood out to me most was Jack’s patience and gentleness throughout Leigh’s journey. His ability to love her through the walls she built around herself was both heartbreaking and beautiful. Their relationship wasn’t rushed or unrealistic; it showed the slow, difficult process of trust, healing, and emotional growth in a way that felt authentic.
One of my favorite parts of the book was the symbolism surrounding flower gardening and growth. As someone who loves gardening, the euphemisms woven throughout the story connected with me on a much deeper level. The idea that people, much like flowers, need the right environment, care, patience, and time to bloom was beautifully portrayed. Healing was not shown as instant or perfect, but as something tender that requires nurturing through every season.
This book left me emotional, reflective, and deeply connected to its message. It is a story about pain, love, patience, and the beauty that can still grow from broken places. I absolutely loved it and will be thinking about it for a long time.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 14, 2026