HP Printer Paper | 8.5 x 11 Paper | MultiPurpose 20 lb | 1 Ream - 500 Sheets | 96 Bright | Made in USA - FSC Certified | 112000R

hello,out of paper and need some the next day? you could go to one of the big chain stores or just use the amazon services. the cost is much better here and the delivery was so fast, that we were surprised to see the package on our porch. the product is the standard hp paper, but the b/w printing from our epson artisan printer stands out when finished. 96 is perfect for everyday printing, for printing special notices and in times of actual letter writing on the computer... colors stand out and the b/w printing is high quality. this is a great product.

I needed some printer paper, as I was running low. This is the perfect weight for home use. I have a regular ink printer (not laser) and this works fine. The print is clear and dries quickly with no smearing of the ink. I've never had this paper jam in my printer. You can't go wrong and will be pleased with this paper.

It is great 20lb paper for the price, that usually ships quick. It has a nice brightness & my laser prints look great on it. It holds the toner nicely, even when doing a lot of printing with dark solid colors.I store it next to my dehumidifier, Flat, and it has worked out nicely there.It is a 20lb paper.. So, it is not super heavy.This paper also works nicely in my Epson ink jet.So, I did not give it a 5 because I have had it come from Sam's Club Boxed In Appropriately and Dented. That does not go through my printer and that does not work well with presentations. Sam's club would not do anything for me.. I had to go through the company that I purchased the paper from.They were amazing in handling it; but it did take more time and I needed more paper.. so, I had to go buy some. They did refund me my money.I am ordering again, giving myself more time to receive the package and work through any shipping issues. But, that was the only problem I had with the paper.It is not any thinner than any other 20lb paper.I do buy heavier weight paper for brochures, and I feed that through the by pass tray.

Works great with my printer

Great!

I'll be honest I didn't use this for the printer. I was using it to practice book binding. I went to test to see if my calligraphy inks would feather on it when using an glass dip pen. I was amazed to find that not only did the inks not feather on this paper like so many others, but it didn't bleed through to the other side either. Yes I can still see the ink, obviously, this isn't what it was really meant for. It was just really lovely to not have to worry about it bleeding through when writing a sentence.So I'd suggest this paper to anyone who wants to practice with glass dip pens before they buy the more expensive calligraphy paper.The only thing I wasn't a fan of is the corner of the paper being smushed in due to the package being rattled around in shipping where there wasn't any bubble wrap, and the bubble wrap (those big air bag things) were actually deflated on the other side of the package. Thats just something to keep in mind if you need this for something more professional when printing in a printer.

This HP paper is of the highest quality and brightness. All one has to do is pick up a page to know it is not that cheap stuff they use at work. People always comment on my print jobs, "Great Paper." It is sturdy enough to glide through every machine or printer I have tried without jamming. The print finish is 1st rate. Sure it costs a little more, but you definitely get your money's worth. I will not use anything else.

You know what? I looked at this paper and thought to myself. Bah! Too expensive, even if it is "HP brand." I ended up buying it because I was too lazy to drive 30 minutes (each way) to Staples. Well . . . this is some good paper it turns out!I use it on my laser printer and it works fine and has never jammed. It has a soft feel, as if it is coated, but not like true laser paper. It absorbs ink (good for inkjet) and you can write in pencil, pen, or highlighter on it, but it works VERY well on laser as well. It is fairly tear resistant as well (you know . . . for paper). Ultimately it comes down to this. I like this paper a LOT better than the cheap stuff I normally buy. The colors look vibrant--but a lot of that depends on your printer of course. This is what you call a "bright white" paper. You can see the difference when you hold it up to plain "copy paper," which has a grainier feel (less pressed).So, was it worth the price? I think so. I am still only 60% through my ream. This has lasted me a lot longer than I thought, and as compared to other papers on Amazon it really is a bargain. If you have Prime, or you spend enough to get free shipping, it will save you a trip, and other than something handmade (paper), I doubt you can find anything better. HP nailed it with this product.