Casio Printer Reviews

"The Casio CW-K85-L disc title printer (Retail $99, around $70 on the Web) is an excellent choice for anyone wishing to label discs at home, in a small volume office, or on the road, with or without their computer...This is necessary since the CW-K85 thermal printer print area only measures 5/8" x 2 15/16...We recommend caution when handling the ink ribbon...Pentium®II 266 MHz or higher CPU or CPU recommended for running the OS you are using..." read more »

"The machine uses a thermal transfer print technology with a mono print speed of around 8 mm per second maximum...The package of the product will contain the Casio CW e60 CD/DVD thermal printer, the power cord of the printer, the AC adapter, and one ribbon, one cassette positioning instructions book with a USB cable template and one CD-R (a sample..." read more »

"The Casio CW-100 is a Thermal Transfer printer...I have the CW-100, but cannot find any info on the IH version anywhere, even on the Casio site (where it is not listed among their products...There a few minor quarks, but it's fast and the prints come out good...This allows the CW-100 to work fine on a Mac..." read more »

"Web Reviews for Casio TR-18BK Black Ribbon Tape for Casio CW-50 an...According to a search performed on Sat Jun 18, 2005 05:35:13 am, 9 websites matched the query '"Casio TR-18BK Black Ribbon Tape for Casio CW-50 an" "reviews...According to a search performed on Sat Jun 18, 2005 05:35:15 am, 10 websites matched the query '"Casio TR-18BK Black Ribbon Tape for Casio CW-50 an..." read more »

"As more and more CD-Rs are being used for data storage, the need for referencing of discs becomes greater...Want to save up to £30 on your order and this Casio CW-75 Disc Title Printer (CASIO..." read more »

"Versatility is the strong suit of Casio's CW-L300 label writer...The CW-L300 can use a few different type sizes, ranging from 1/4 to 1 inch...The CW-L300 offers five different fonts, and it can connect to a Windows computer for more printing options...The CW-L300 can run from eight AA batteries or from an AC adapter, which, unlike most units, is included..." read more »

"Inexpensive, reliable, and efficient label maker......None so far......The Casio KL-100 can handle tapes in the size of 6mm to 18mm; this can come in handy when there is a need for better visibility of the printed text...I am pretty sure you can find a good deal on the tapes online somewhere...I would say that the Casio KL-100 label printer is a really good label maker for any small business like ours......" read more »

"If you are looking for the Casio KL-120 and a link took you to this machine this is not the -120...That being noted it is a perfectly good labeler for what it is with the ability to use several specialized fonts for language adaptibility...Considering I just needed it to label some musical instruments, cell phones, and digital cameras, it suited my needs perfectly..." read more »

"easy to use, lots of features extensive feature set can be daunting The Casio KL-7000 label maker works very well, and it's a handy thing to have around...The unit will create labels in four tape widths: 6, 9, 12, and 18mm...The 6mm tapes are hard to find, but Casio sells them......" read more »

"Real keyboard, easy to use, excellent price Label refills are expensive This is an excellent labeler for all but the most demanding of labeling needs...It has a full QWERTY-style keyboard, including a real space bar and cursor arrow keys, something most labelers don't seem to have...The keys are like those on a laptop......" read more »