There is not much to say about a ream of paper it is just plain paper. The best thing about it is that if you watch the adds they often have this paper on sale for 1 cent per ream (less if you are a premier customer). This does mean going to Staples every week to get paid to take a ream of paper but it does provide a steady supply of inexpensive paper. It is important to submit the rebates otherwise you end up paying a high price for what you get. They also often (but not as often as reams) have half cases or cases on sale with coupon and rebate at very good prices.
There's often a great sale on these cases I've never had a problem with them jamming any of my printers the quality is exactly what I'd expect which is unimpressive thin perfectly suitable for filing away documents and not embarassing for sending invoices and thank you letters.
I think there are 2 features that make me like this paper the very best. My most favorite feature is that the paper is bright and it is definitely brighter than any other paper I have ever used. This degree of brightness has now become the standard by which I measure all other paper by. The pages literally light up because the paper itself has a brightness to it which I love. My second most liked feature is the weight of each page. There's some body to each page it's not flimsy like some paper is and because it has some weight and body to each page it also goes through both printers easily without jamming or wrinkling. It's really the best paper that I've found!