FLEXYVA Label Maker P24

On-body feel

For people who want to label things while moving around the house, classroom, or office, the FLEXYVA P24 is built to travel rather than sit on a desk. At 113g, it’s small enough to slip into a bag, and the box includes three rolls of 0.55" x 1.57" tape so you can start with short labels for bins, folders, or plant pots. Bluetooth printing from a phone keeps the setup compact, though it also means this isn’t a standalone label maker with its own keyboard or screen.

The printer uses direct thermal printing, so there’s no ink or toner to replace. It prints in monochrome at 203 DPI, colored tape can change the label’s appearance, but the print itself isn’t full color. If you’re sorting a drawer of charging cables, you can create short labels in the app and print them right where the drawer is, rather than carrying labels back from a desk.

Pros

• Compact, lightweight format and included tape make it practical for small, occasional labeling jobs in different rooms.
• The Labelnize app offers templates, borders, icons, fonts, QR codes, barcodes, and tools such as OCR, voice input, and Excel data import.
• A rechargeable battery and Bluetooth connection avoid a wired printing setup. The listing says a full charge takes about three hours via the included Type-C cord.
• Replacement tapes are described as water-, oil-, and scratch-resistant, with easy peeling and no sticky residue. FLEXYVA recommends its own tapes for feeding and print results.

There are trade-offs to keep in view. The P24 works with iOS and Android phones only, and its tape format is compact, so it’s better suited to names, identifiers, and brief notes than labels that need lots of text. The listing doesn’t establish a wider print format, so consider whether your label content fits without that measurement. App-based design also adds a step compared with a model that has onboard controls.

Spec sheet

• Name: FLEXYVA P24
• Type: Bluetooth thermal label printer
• Weight: 113g
• Resolution: 203 DPI
• Tape size: 0.55" x 1.57" (14 x 40mm)
• Included: Three rolls of label tape
• Printing: Monochrome, color-pattern tape can add color to the label
• Connection: Bluetooth, designed for mobile devices using iOS or Android
• App: Labelnize, with templates and label-design tools
• Charging: Rechargeable battery, Type-C cord, about three hours for a full charge

Should you buy it?

Worth considering if your main goal is making compact labels for kitchen containers, classroom supplies, office files, or small-business product tags, and you’re comfortable designing them on a phone. It offers more customization than a basic handheld labeler with fixed controls, especially if QR codes, icons, or imported spreadsheet data are useful to your workflow.

It may not suit you if you need a computer-connected printer, a built-in keyboard, color printing, or room for long text on each label. For quick identification around the home, its small tape format and portable design make sense, for large shipping labels or detailed signs, a wider-format printer is the more appropriate approach. Choose the P24 when portability and app-based templates matter more than label size or standalone operation.