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Paper that does not jam in my Brother MFC9330CDW printer. Also, a neighbor who needs the printer every so often to print resume's loves the fact the print comes out professional looking. I'm impressed too. If you compare shop you will not find a better deal of superior paper. I will only use this type of paper for now on. I tried to support Georgia Pacific because the company gives back to the community and assisting in healing others overseas (UN Community Responsibility); but GP paper jammed all of the time. When I tried to fool the printer by shuffling (of sorts) the paper and adding more sheets and placing what it spat out (like 5 sheets of paper) in the middle; guess what? Sure enough, it will spit those 5 out again. It's like the printer codes the paper it does not want. So, I was wasting too much paper and that was angering me more than the printer spitting out multiple pieces of blank paper. I had a lot of scratch paper. I have never experienced that problem with this brand and I have been using it now for over a year. I am done with the actual book courses of my doctoral studies but before I learned of the electronic pads (ipad, Samsung, etc) I was downloading and printing thousands of pages a day for homework that was due on Thursday and a paper or two paper due by Sunday. I had a Canon for one year for my "home office" and it died. Still under warranty I called Canon. He asked me how many pieces of paper do I print a day. I told him about over 1,000/week. He said I used up the printer's5 year life span in one year; therefore, I needed a printer with a drum. That is not just extra money for the printer but the ink prices are literally out of this world! Then I received my first pad (not ipad since Apple still was not taking care of its community responsibility as far as pollution, etc) and I was able to download what was not in our books (assigned e-book reading) and read from the pad in a lounge chair and only printed he pages I needed to assist me in writing my papers. Now Apple cares about community and its people in such a way I finally removed anything Windows out of my home other than Microsoft Word Suites for iMac. Now that my 4.0 GPA can not be touched (thank goodness, that was some serious stress), I am in the process of writing my dissertation and the printer still has not failed me. I do have to print more than expected of my research but at least I know the printing will be clean and clear without smudges to parapharase without needing a magnifying glass to figure out if the blot is over an "a" or "c" type of situatiaon. A dissertatation and two more comp exams and my doctorate will be received. A long haul but worth every penny. However, learning about products on Amazon is a daily process. I had stopped reviewing products for a long time because I just did not have the time because keeping my GPA up was first and foremost; and the reason today, (11/25/17), for reviewing is that I wanted to review the 1200 count sheets I received and have not arrived at that review as of yet. Amazon sent me pages of un-reviewed items first. I am in enough of a good mood to review a few. I will stop with the life story and yes, this is the best printer paper. One problem; however, it is sent as is (meaning as you see it - not wrapped in anything else) per UPS. Your box, depending on the person who loads it onto the truck, will at times arrive crunched. But, the paper is not touched. Just an FYI. Do not expect a perfect box when you receive it. Lol.

This HP Printer Paper is a solid choice for everyday printing at home or in the office. The 20 lb weight feels smooth and sturdy, and it runs cleanly through both inkjet and laser printers. I have not had issues with paper jams, curling, or uneven feeding. The 92 brightness makes a noticeable difference. Text looks sharp and easy to read, and charts or light graphics print clearly. Documents look professional without needing heavier or more expensive paper. The 8.5 x 11 size works perfectly for standard letters, reports, and handouts. The 3-ream case with 1,500 sheets is convenient and lasts a long time, which helps reduce reordering and saves time. This paper is dependable, clean, and consistent. If you want reliable printer paper for daily use that delivers clear results, this is a great option.

This is what my wife prefers. Good quality a good price.

I like this printer paper. I do have a HP Deskjet printer and they work together very well. Clean printing, easy to load, paper is a good thickness and versatile.

Outer packaging was torn and ripped. Luckily the print paper appears to be ok.

Great price for online purchase. Hp has great printing paper

Why This Paper Just Works: Consistent Quality Across All 1500 Sheets: Every single sheet has been identical. No random thin sheets, no color variations, no texture differences. This consistency matters when printing professional client documents that need to look uniform. 92 Brightness is the Sweet Spot: Bright enough that text looks crisp and professional, but not so bright that it's glaring or looks "cheap." Documents printed on this paper look polished without being pretentious. Perfect for business correspondence. 20 lb Weight is Standard and Reliable: This is the Goldilocks of paper weight - not too thin (like 16 lb) that feels flimsy, not too thick (like 24 lb) that jams printers. Standard 20 lb works in every office printer I've tested. Zero Paper Jams: In eight months of printing 1,200+ sheets through my HP LaserJet and Canon inkjet, I've had exactly ZERO paper jams attributable to the paper quality. The sheets feed smoothly and consistently. Excellent Ink/Toner Absorption: Text prints sharp and clear with no bleeding or feathering. Both laser and inkjet printing look professional. Colors are vibrant (for standard paper), black text is crisp. Made in USA: For those who care about domestic manufacturing, this paper is made in the USA. Quality control seems consistently good, possibly related to manufacturing standards. FSC Certified: Forest Stewardship Council certification means the paper comes from responsibly managed forests. Not a primary purchasing factor for me, but nice to know I'm not contributing to deforestation. Standard Size Fits Everything: 8.5" × 11" letter size fits all standard printers, copiers, folders, and filing systems. No compatibility concerns whatsoever. Three Ream Bulk Pack is Convenient: 1500 sheets lasts my office about 6-8 weeks. Bulk buying means fewer reorders and consistent pricing. The case is compact enough to store in a closet without taking excessive space. Packaging is Sturdy: The reams arrive well-protected in a cardboard box. Individual 500-sheet reams are wrapped in heavy paper. No damaged sheets in my shipment. Works in Multiple Printer Types: We've used this in laser printers, inkjet printers, and an old photocopier. Works perfectly in all three without adjustment. THE CONS - Let's Be Realistic: It's Just Paper: This is standard office paper. It's not premium, it's not textured, it's not special. If you need résumé paper, presentation paper, or anything fancy, this isn't it. Not Great for Double-Sided Color Printing: The 20 lb weight means heavier ink coverage can show through slightly on the reverse side. For double-sided black text, it's fine. For heavy color graphics on both sides, you'll see ghosting. Price Fluctuates Significantly: I've seen this range from $28 to $45 for the same 3-ream case. Stock up during sales. At $45, it's overpriced. At $28-32, it's excellent value. Brightness Can Look Cold: The 92 brightness with ultra-white tone can appear slightly sterile or clinical for some uses. If you prefer warmer cream/ivory paper, this isn't it. Case is Heavy: 1500 sheets weighs about 25 pounds. Not a problem once in the office, but getting it from the delivery location to your supply closet requires some effort. No Moisture Protection: The outer packaging isn't moisture-resistant. If storing long-term, keep in a dry location. We had one ream get damp in a humid storage room, and the sheets curled slightly. Not Archival Quality: This is designed for everyday documents, not long-term archival storage. For records you need to last decades, consider archival-grade paper. Standard Thickness Feels Basic: If you're used to premium 24 lb or linen-finish paper, this will feel noticeably thinner and more basic. Set expectations accordingly. REAL-WORLD PERFORMANCE TESTING: Daily Office Use: Printing contracts, quotes, correspondence, internal memos. Paper handles all tasks without issue. Printer Compatibility: HP LaserJet Pro M404n: Perfect, zero jams, crisp printing Canon PIXMA TS6420 (inkjet): Excellent, colors look good, no smearing Old Brother photocopier: Works fine, feeds smoothly Two-Sided Printing: Text documents print well on both sides. Graphics show minor ghosting but remain acceptable for internal use. Pen/Ink Testing: Ballpoint pens, gel pens, highlighters, and Sharpies all work without excessive bleed-through. Standard office use is fine. Long-Term Storage: Documents printed on this paper and filed for 8 months show no yellowing or degradation (stored in normal office conditions). Moisture Exposure: One accidental coffee spill - paper absorbed liquid and warped but didn't disintegrate immediately. Gave me time to reprint before complete destruction. COMPARISON TO ALTERNATIVES: vs. Generic Store Brand Paper: HP is noticeably more consistent. Generic brands have more variation in thickness and occasional quality issues. vs. Hammermill Copy Plus: Very similar quality. HP might have slight edge in brightness, Hammermill might be slightly heavier feel. Both are excellent. vs. Georgia-Pacific: GP is cheaper but I've had more paper jams. HP feeds more reliably in my experience. vs. Premium Papers (Mohawk, Neenah): Premium papers feel significantly nicer but cost 2-3x more. For everyday printing, HP is better value. vs. 24 lb Premium HP Paper: The 24 lb feels more substantial but costs more and doesn't justify the premium for everyday documents. COST ANALYSIS: Price Range: $28-45 for 1500 sheets (depending on sales) Cost Per Sheet: $0.019-0.03 per sheet Our Usage: 250 sheets/week = $4.75-7.50 per week in paper costs Comparison: Generic brands save maybe $5-8 per case but cause more jams and hassle Value Assessment: At $28-32, this is excellent value. Above $35, watch for sales. WHO SHOULD BUY THIS: Small Businesses: Perfect for offices printing 100-500 pages per week Home Offices: Bulk quantity with quality reliability for remote workers Students: Reliable paper for essays, assignments, study materials Schools/Teachers: Classroom printing, handouts, worksheets Real Estate Agents: Contracts, disclosures, marketing materials Legal Offices: Standard documents, contracts, correspondence Anyone Who Prints Regularly: If you go through 2+ reams per year, bulk buying makes sense WHO MIGHT WANT ALTERNATIVES: Occasional Home Users: 1500 sheets might last years; buy smaller quantities Professional Presenters: Need premium/specialty paper for client presentations Artists/Designers: Need textured or specialty papers Extremely Budget-Conscious: Generic brands are $5-10 cheaper (with tradeoffs) Those Needing Archival Quality: This is everyday paper, not preservation-grade STORAGE TIPS: Keep in original packaging until needed - Protects from moisture and dust Store flat, not on edge - Prevents curling and bending Maintain room temperature - Extreme heat/cold affects paper Keep dry - Humidity is paper's enemy; store in climate-controlled space Rotate stock - Use oldest reams first if you buy multiple cases Don't store on concrete floors - Can absorb moisture; use shelves UNEXPECTED OBSERVATIONS: Consistent Curl Resistance: Sheets stay flat in the tray, don't curl excessively after printing Low Dust: Minimal paper dust compared to some cheap brands; keeps printer cleaner Clean Cuts: Edges are smooth and even, not ragged or rough Packaging Integrity: No ripped wrappers or damaged reams in shipping Universal Compatibility: Works in literally every printer we've tried OVERALL VERDICT: This is the most boring 5-star review I've ever written, and that's actually high praise. HP Office paper does exactly what paper should do: it prints reliably, feeds smoothly, looks professional, and never demands your attention. After eight months and 1,200 sheets, I have nothing negative to say about actual performance. The paper has been utterly, beautifully, mundanely perfect. Zero jams, zero quality issues, zero complaints. Is it exciting? No. Is it special? No. Is it exactly what you need for daily office printing? Absolutely. The fact that I can print 200+ pages per week for eight months and have literally nothing interesting to report is the highest compliment I can give office paper. It just works, consistently, without drama. WHO BENEFITS MOST: Small businesses with regular printing needs Home offices printing frequently Anyone tired of paper jams and quality inconsistencies Professionals who need documents to look polished Bulk buyers who want consistent quality People who value reliability over novelty WHO SHOULD LOOK ELSEWHERE: Light home users (1500 sheets might last 5 years) Those needing premium presentation paper Artists wanting textured/specialty papers Extreme budget shoppers (generic brands are cheaper) Anyone printing elaborate color graphics double-sided BOTTOM LINE: Eight months ago, I bought 1500 sheets of paper and have thought about it exactly zero times since - until writing this review. That's perfect. Office supplies should be invisible when they work correctly. Will I buy this again when my current supply runs out? Without hesitation. When something works this consistently, you don't mess with success.

This is solid printer paper. It feeds smoothly, prints cleanly, and does not jam, wrinkle, or cause unnecessary drama. The weight feels right, the surface is smooth, and ink looks exactly like ink should look. I’ve used it for documents that matter and documents that absolutely do not, and it performed equally well for both. Pages stack nicely and remain cooperative throughout the entire process. It’s paper. It does paper things. And it does them consistently. Would buy again. And again. And again.