Brother Printer Tape Cassette

Brother wants twice as much for this tape.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I received this product for free from Brother in exchange for my honest opinion/review of the product. This label printer is so easy to use. There was no assembly required for it and everything I needed to do to set up my new P-touch CUBE was listed in easy to follow directions. There are plenty of options for fonts and symbols to make terrific labels for anything. Very high quality printing and the cartridges for the ink and label tape are easy to change out. I really like the fact that the ink and tape are in a cartridge together, which makes changing to a different color ink or tape super fast and easy. Being able to print these from my phone is also very helpful/ I can stand in the pantry and make the labels that I need without running back and forth to the computer. I really like this printer CUBE from Brother! It is so portable being small, light weight and can either be plugged in or used with batteries. This product exceeded my expectations!!

Used these to monitor output of an old cassette tape to my computer. Worked great.

You will have no conplaints about this product. Maxell earned their trust with me back in the day of recording on cassette Tape.

Our second Brother printer, would not have anything else !

Unsurpassed quality sound experienced with every cassette tape converted to MP3. My barely used library of motivational tapes can know be stored on a memory card so I can listen to them on an MP3 player while walking and working out.

I very much like the HamiltonBuhr Cassette Tape Player/Recorder because it is a sturdy machine that works as well as I hoped. I purchased it to play old cassette tapes and it plays them efficiently and as well as the player I had a long time ago. My only criticism of it is that it does not have a counter, but aside from that, I think this is an excellent machine.

I've been using these CDs for years to digitize my vinyl and cassette tape collections, and they generally work fine. I do occasionally have a bad one, maybe 2% (one per 50-pack), that refuses to work with my CD recorder.

This small, inexpensive item enabled me to record a very old tape directly from the earphone jack of a vintage cassette player directly into my Mac.

I use this cable to record audio from my computer to cassette tape. This cable feels substantial like a piece of professional recording equipment. No cons that I can see.