I have a color laser printer (Brother HL 4150CDN - it’s a tank and still going after 15 years!)…. and an all-in-one inkjet printer. It’s nice to have a paper for every day use that can work on both printers without gunking up my color laser printer. I prefer 24 or even 32 lb. paper because I’m a graphic designer and paper weight has always been one of my personal quirks. :) But this works too! It’s a solid basic paper. Good value for money.
I tried TRU RED against my other paper and did notice a difference in clarity. I usually use paaper for everyday use because I print many copies for my online class. I considered a new printer recently but decided to wait until I can afford a laser. I would definitely use TRU RED on a laser due to the speed. Most copy paper state that they are jam-resistant. The TRU test would be on a laser printer. At this time I don't need more paper because I am using them interchangeably. TRU RED for special projects and my other for online class.
For a business trying any way it can to save money it's confusing that the budget copy paper now comes in white boxes trimmed with blue while retaining the "True Red" brand. Is this the new low-cost choice or is the current price drop a temporary thing? No issues with the quality of the paper as far as I know.