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Brother P-touch PT-D220 Label Maker

  • Thermal label printer, monochrome output
  • QWERTY keyboard with one-touch formatting keys
  • 15 character display for previewing
  • 30 stored label layouts
  • 14 fonts, 11 styles, 99 frames, 600+ symbols
  • 2 year limited warranty

Last refreshed Sep 7, 2026 · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.

Our verdict

A handheld label maker for home and office organizing, with a preview screen and stored layouts. It prints from its own keyboard, and the listing leaves out power source details.

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ASIN: B0B1L3BL1GModel: PTD220Category: Label Makers

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StandardStandard (Pack of 3)

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Overview

A thermal print head and a QWERTY keyboard make up this handheld label maker. Text is typed and previewed on a small display, then printed onto Brother Genuine TZe label tapes.

Frames, symbols and type styles give drawers, bins and cords a clear tag. The listing never states how it is powered and sends computer-based design to a different Brother model.

Who it's for

A home organizer or small office worker who needs quick labels typed on the device and printed on TZe tape. People who want designs made on a PC, bulk printing or wide labels should look at a connected model.

Pros and cons

Pros
  • QWERTY keyboard for fast typing
  • Preview before printing
  • Stored layouts for repeat labels
  • Many fonts, frames and symbols
Cons
  • Power source not listed
  • Narrow tape width only
  • Listing mixes in printer-style specs
  • PC design tied to another model

Performance notes

Thermal printing needs no ink, and the tape cassette carries the color of the text and background. Label quality depends on the print resolution and the tape type chosen, whether laminated or waterproof. The short display shows one line of text at a time while editing.

Specifications

BrandBrother
ModelPTD220
Dimensions & fit
Paper size12 millimeters
Item weight1.1 pounds
Item dimensions d x W x h5.9 x 6.2 x 2.7 inches (D x W x H)
Maximum media size12 x 9 mm
Capacity & performance
Printer output typeMonochrome
Maximum Copy Speed Black And White20 pages_per_minute
Construction & materials
Frames and symbols99 frames, over 600 symbols
Compatibility & installation
Hardware interfaceUSB
Compatible DevicesPC
Printer Connectivity Typewired
Included components
Unit Count1 Count
Warranty & support
Warranty description2 year limited
Warranty Typelimited warranty
Other details
Printer typeThermal
Maximum Print Resolution Black And White180 dpi
Control methodPush button, QWERTY keyboard
Print mediaLabels, TZe tapes up to ~1/2 inch
Stored layouts30
Builtin mediaLabel maker, black on white laminated TZe sample tape, documentation
Fonts14 fonts, 11 font styles
Additional Printer FunctionsPrint Only
Controller TypeiOS
DuplexSimplex
Item Type NameInkjet Printer
Other Special Features Of The Productcompact
Scanner TypePortable
Series Number220
Specific Uses For ProductMulti-Purpose

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Frequently asked questions

What size labels does the Brother PT-D220 print?

The title says TZe label tapes up to about one half inch, and the spec list shows a 12 millimeter paper size. A different Brother model is named for 18 mm tape.

How big is the Brother PT-D220?

The listing gives 5.9 inches deep, 6.2 inches wide and 2.7 inches high, at 1.1 pounds.

What is in the box with the Brother PT-D220?

The listing names the label maker, a black on white laminated TZe sample tape and documentation.

Can I design labels on a computer with the PT-D220?

The listing shows a USB interface and a PC as a compatible device, but it points to another Brother model for printing designed on a PC.