The Mighty Badge by Avery, 1" x 3" Silver Name Tags, 10 ID Badges, 80 Inserts for Laser Printers (71206)

We use these nametags for hotel employees, the ability to create a nametag on site makes hiring people easier and with turn around being high right now it's nice that you can recycle these, just remove the printed name and create another insert. Professional nametags at a convenient and affordable price.

Name tags look good and professional. Magnets are strong. Like the fact that no more holes in my clothing.

I am so happy to find these reusable name tags! They are easy to design, print, and put together. My college students love how strong the magnetic backing is and I love the fact that I can reuse them next year for my next group of Ambassadors. The Mighty Badge is great quality, easy to use, and highly recommended!!

Awesome product!!! Will buy again

As expected

I tried and tried to make these work on my own. I finally called and spent 50 minutes on the phone with one of the Avery Imprintplus.com representatives. He was very patient and persistent, but he couldn't get it to work either. He finally told me it would be bumped up to a higher level and they'd get back to me the same day.The following day, I heard back from the same rep, and he had changed some things around (signed in as me) and I was able to finally print a name tag. I didn't think the software should be that difficult, for something as simple as printing a bunch of name tags. And these are actually relatively expensive.

These were such a nightmare that I'm not even sure where to start. They SOUNDED like a great solution for a non-profit project we do with kids. We wanted the adults to have nice looking name badges and thought this would be an economical way to do it. We ended up being very wrong but maybe you can learn from our mistake. There are so many things wrong with this product's execution that I'm not sure I can capture them all, but here's what made the short list:1. This isn't like any other avery label product you've probably used. There is no template. You have to go online and either register to use their "easy-to-use" proprietary software or download it. (Which they don't tell you until you've already opened the box. Surprise!)2. The "easy-to-use" software is not in any way easy to use. It took FORVER to get it to spit out just 6 usable nametags, which brings me to #3.3. Even after using their fancy software, when you print out the "labels" they don't end up properly aligning with the actual labels on the page so most of them print across a seam or not centered in some way. And, as a special bonus, the way the software works, you can't manually move each one so that it it right, thus wasting all or most of the page. (Did I mention that they conveniently sell replacement sheets??) We wasted 2 full pages trying to get 6 usable labels. Also, the "directions" on the sheet that tell you how to place it in the printer are incorrect, so that wasted even more of these expensive sheets.4. These tags ARE NOT reusable. They claim they are. They are not. Popping them back out of the plastic frame after you've assembled them is near impossible without cracking or damaging it.5. Instructions say you must use a laser printer (which we did) but even then the "ink" comes off on your hands as you try to assemble the tags. So, refer back to #2 and #3...and another wasted page.In the time, effort and money spent, we should have just custom ordered what we needed from a local print shop. This is another case of how the cheap becomes the expensive.TL;DR-- Great idea; Horrible execution; Save yourself the hassle and headache and buy something else, especially for this price.

These make nice looking badges and are easy to use. However, we opted to use the white inserts rather than the clear. You cannot buy the white insert refills, you can only buy the clear. When I need more inserts, I have to buy the whole kit again. It is very frustrating and expensive when I don't need the whole badge, just a new insert.