Side by side

DYMO LetraTag 100H vs DYMO LetraTag 200B: 100H runs from its own keyboard, whereas 200B needs a phone for the same tape width

Quick verdict

LetraTag 100H is right when anyone should be able to type a label on the device itself. 200B is right when labels start on your phone and you like using the app. Since both use 12 mm LetraTag media, choosing Bluetooth does not give you wider labels.

Before you buy

Why, and what it costs you

In a shared kitchen, the old-fashioned keyboard can win

When one person owns the phone but everyone labels storage, 100H gives each user direct access. 200B works well if the same person handles both the phone and the printer. Ask yourself who will make the label when the usual phone is charging, missing or busy with something else.

Where this comes from

Match independent household users to local input or app-only control.

The catch

DYMO LetraTag 100H

LetraTag media belongs to its own family, apart from D1 and Brother TZe.

The catch

DYMO LetraTag 200B

It pairs through the supported app over Bluetooth. The iPhone Print menu does not work with it.

DYMO LetraTag 100H

DYMO LetraTag 100H

Why pick it
  • People who do not have the app share the printer, and 100H has its own keyboard and display.
  • You would rather make a quick label than hunt for a phone. The standalone controls keep everything on the device.
The catch
LetraTag media belongs to its own family, apart from D1 and Brother TZe.
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DYMO LetraTag 200B

DYMO LetraTag 200B

Why pick it
  • The text is already on your phone, and the supported LetraTag app gives you the way to design from it.
  • A compact device with no screen suits you. With 200B, the phone supplies the controls.
The catch
It pairs through the supported app over Bluetooth. The iPhone Print menu does not work with it.
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What this page compares

DYMO LetraTag 100H vs 200B for labeling shared by a household and for designing on a phone. Consider who gets to use it, the identical 12 mm media and what Bluetooth printing cannot do.

LetraTag 100H is right when anyone should be able to type a label on the device itself. 200B is right when labels start on your phone and you like using the app. Since both use 12 mm LetraTag media, choosing Bluetooth does not give you wider labels.

Which one fits

Pick the situations that sound like you

  • People who do not have the app share the printer

    A keyboard and display are built into the 100H.

    DYMO LetraTag 100H
    Good
    DYMO LetraTag 200B
    Depends
  • You want fast labels with no hunting for a phone

    Standalone controls keep that step on the device.

    DYMO LetraTag 100H
    Good
    DYMO LetraTag 200B
    Depends
  • The text is already on your phone

    Designing goes through the supported LetraTag app.

    DYMO LetraTag 100H
    Depends
    DYMO LetraTag 200B
    Good
  • You favor a compact device without a screen

    On the 200B the phone supplies the controls.

    DYMO LetraTag 100H
    Depends
    DYMO LetraTag 200B
    Good

In practice

Differences you will notice

In a shared kitchen, the old-fashioned keyboard can win

When one person owns the phone but everyone labels storage, 100H gives each user direct access. 200B works well if the same person handles both the phone and the printer. Ask yourself who will make the label when the usual phone is charging, missing or busy with something else.

How we worked this out

Match independent household users to local input or app-only control.

Bluetooth will not print just any document from a phone

On supported iOS and Android devices, 200B works through LetraTag Connect, which is not the same route as AirPrint. Do not buy it to send a carrier PDF through the standard iPhone Print menu. The 12 mm tape is also much too narrow for a full 4 by 6 shipping label.

How we worked this out

Together, the documented app route and the 12 mm media ceiling rule out the full-size carrier workflow that was assumed.

Material still decides where a label can go

LetraTag media works in both and comes in paper, plastic and textile options. Pick the cassette that fits the real job and follow its application instructions. Textile labels are not applied the way a folder sticker is, and Bluetooth does not add any water or heat resistance.

How we worked this out

Media-family compatibility is the same. Exposure and application properties come from the selected cassette and not from the connection type.

Option A
DYMO LetraTag 100H

DYMO, LetraTag 100H

LetraTag 100H

A slim label maker for keeping simple household names within reach.

Best for
People who do not have the app share the printer, and 100H has its own keyboard and display.

Facts we checked

  • Input: Keyboard and display on the unit
  • Wireless route: Works standalone
  • Tape: LetraTag, 12 mm
  • Cutting: Manual
Option B
DYMO LetraTag 200B

DYMO, LetraTag 200B

LetraTag 200B

Text copied into the phone app prints small indoor labels nearby.

Best for
The text is already on your phone, and the supported LetraTag app gives you the way to design from it.

Facts we checked

  • Input: By phone app
  • Wireless route: LetraTag Connect over Bluetooth Low Energy
  • Tape: LetraTag, 12 mm
  • Cutting: Manual

Spec by spec

Where they really differ

Where DYMO LetraTag 100H and DYMO LetraTag 200B differ
SpecDYMO LetraTag 100HDYMO LetraTag 200BIn practice
InputOnboard keyboard and displayPhone appUsers who act independently need different ways to access it.
Wireless routeStandaloneBluetooth Low Energy with LetraTag ConnectThe iPhone system Print menu is not the same as Bluetooth.
Tape12 mm LetraTag12 mm LetraTagStaying in the same media family leaves the output class as it was.
CuttingManualManualManual finishing remains with both.

Trade-offs

What each pick costs you

With DYMO LetraTag 100H

  • Textile cassettes come with application instructions of their own.

With DYMO LetraTag 200B

  • Keyboard and layout controls come from the phone.

Change of plan

When the answer changes

You need to label with no phone

Go with DYMO LetraTag 100H. Controls on the 100H are local.

You want to do your design in LetraTag Connect

Go with DYMO LetraTag 200B. The 200B documents that app connection.

You want shipping labels through native AirPrint

Neither model fits. The required wide-format AirPrint workflow is not provided by either.

Decision guide

How to decide

If anyone should be able to type a label right on the device, go with LetraTag 100H. If your labels start on your phone and you favor the app, go with 200B. Both take 12 mm LetraTag media, so adding Bluetooth does not widen the labels.

01

In a shared kitchen, the old-fashioned keyboard can win

When one person owns the phone but everyone labels storage, 100H gives each user direct access. 200B works well if the same person handles both the phone and the printer. Ask yourself who will make the label when the usual phone is charging, missing or busy with something else.

02

Bluetooth will not print just any document from a phone

On supported iOS and Android devices, 200B works through LetraTag Connect, which is not the same route as AirPrint. Do not buy it to send a carrier PDF through the standard iPhone Print menu. The 12 mm tape is also much too narrow for a full 4 by 6 shipping label.

03

Material still decides where a label can go

LetraTag media works in both and comes in paper, plastic and textile options. Pick the cassette that fits the real job and follow its application instructions. Textile labels are not applied the way a folder sticker is, and Bluetooth does not add any water or heat resistance.

Check these before you buy

  • Before ordering, verify the exact model and package on Amazon, including what powers it and the media supplied.
  • The documented workflow should line up with your actual label size, material and design device.

What this page can’t tell you

  • Treat these as workflow conclusions drawn from specifications. They do not come from a hands-on comparison of reliability or print quality.
  • Offers on Amazon, software and phone support are subject to change. Verify the current version and the package you pick.

By the numbers

What the data shows

What we found across the label printers we compare, plus the checked facts behind each finding.

Show the facts and the math
Models in the comparison
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Sources
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Product data updated
The facts and sources behind each product in this recommendation
ProductNeeds it meetsFacts we checkedSources
DYMO LetraTag 100H
  • People who do not have the app share the printer, and 100H has its own keyboard and display.
  • You would rather make a quick label than hunt for a phone. The standalone controls keep everything on the device.
  • Input: Keyboard and display on the unit
  • Wireless route: Works standalone
  • Tape: LetraTag, 12 mm
  • Cutting: Manual
  • DYMO LetraTag 100H specifications: DYMO (maker specs)
DYMO LetraTag 200B
  • The text is already on your phone, and the supported LetraTag app gives you the way to design from it.
  • A compact device with no screen suits you. With 200B, the phone supplies the controls.
  • Input: By phone app
  • Wireless route: LetraTag Connect over Bluetooth Low Energy
  • Tape: LetraTag, 12 mm
  • Cutting: Manual
  • DYMO LetraTag 200B specifications: DYMO (maker specs)

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DYMO LetraTag 100H

DYMO LetraTag 100H

People who do not have the app share the printer, and 100H has its own keyboard and display.

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DYMO LetraTag 200B

DYMO LetraTag 200B

The text is already on your phone, and the supported LetraTag app gives you the way to design from it.

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