Customer Reviews for TruRed - TRU RED 8.5" x 11" Copy Paper, 20 lbs., 92 Brightness, 500 Sheets/Ream, 8 Reams/Carton (TR59702) - White
Customer Rating
5
great end deal @ $4 bucks
on June 4, 2014
Posted by: Paula K.
It should end of being pretty good copy paper. I bought this because it was on sale and had a rebate and I got a bonus coupon in my email which brought the final cost down to $5.42. Who could pass up a deal like that even if its going to take 3+ years to use up all the paper. I've bought this exact paper in the past and it was fair. The brightness is really good at 92 and with a quality multi-function printer you can get really good printing and copying. In the past my multi-function printer would grab two sheets on occasion but to often. Other than that minor annoyance it had been really good paper. Glad to have gotten such a great deal on good paper.
Works as well as any other paper I've bought. The prepaid VISA gift card is useful for use at parking meters if you're worried about identity theft. It does prove that shopping specials for copy paper is a thrifty thing to do.
the paper is of good quality not the best but good. not much paper dust from it in the high speed lazer printers. in after the rebate what not to like at $.80 final cost per ream or break it down to $.0016 per sheet
I have an Avon business and I do a lot of invoice printing. So much that I have to purchase copy paper by the case. At Staples you can always find a great Rebate on Staples Brand copy paper. I have used Staples brand copy paper for the last several years and the paper works great in my new Brother Laser Printer as well as in my old HP psc 1315.
Just let me start off by letting you know that I've used HP paper products for over 20 years for all of my business and person projects. I would never buy 'generic' store brands of paper. Well for most of my typical brochures flyers and simple every day copying projects I decided to take a chance one day so I used a coupon to buy one ream of Staples brand copy paper. It was 92 bright so I thought why not? So I went for it and used the first ream with no problems regarding quality of whatever came out of my printer. So now I just bought my first full 5 ream box to use. This is saving me money and I'm not losing quality. Thanks!