Dymo quality but not the best model

A user Letratag Dymo LT-100T (Belle-Maman also has five years), I had fun to make the comparison between the two labellers. in both cases, there are good quality Dymo, there is no denying it, it's good material. Touch sensitivity is excellent!

This model is pretty nice, it has integrated cutting key (like its cousin), which avoids having to gallop after a pair of scissors every time you make a label!
Another good point, its grip. Moreover, unlike its cousin, the Dymo also has specific number keys. And it is a little quieter (after it is relative, nothing to do with a fighter !!!).

The gray areas that made me a star to remove this label?
- Missing a TRUE manual. This labeller is provided with a small paper for a quick start, but it's really summary. If you want the true manual, you must log onto the website of Dymo order to download the booklet in PDF format: bravo for saving paper but not cool for people that are not filled on the web!
- Beware, the cassettes are of a particular format, which has nothing to do with the Dymo Letratag for example;
- The number of batteries is really extravagant !!! 6 AAA batteries! The mind boggles. As much arm yourself with a series of rechargeable batteries if you choose this model ... Of course, there is an output to connect a power adapter, but the latter is not supplied. shame!
- Contrary to Letratag Dymo LT-100T, this model has not touch "CLEAR" to clear a stage at once, unfortunately.
- The keys are narrower than the Letratag Dymo LT-100T. It is less convenient for a person of a certain age or somewhat comfortable with small buttons gear.

In the end, if it is an undeniable quality product that works perfectly and will give you satisfaction, I still feel a little Dymo has "played to the economy" ... And I feel that this model D1 cartridges are more expensive!
All in all, I prefer the Letratag LT-100T, 3 euros cheaper, the cheaper cartridges and consume less battery ...