Customer Reviews for TRU RED - 8.5" x 11" Multipurpose Paper, 20 lbs., 96 Brightness, 500 Sheets/Ream, 5 Reams/Carton - White
Customer Rating
5
Great paper for heavy users!
on January 14, 2015
Posted by: Paula K.
I am a writer and go through many many drafts before I'm satisfied that I've done the best I can. This paper is perfect for my needs. It performs well doesn't jam and is economical. I buy it by the case and have it delivered. Couldn't be better.
I use the staples paper all the time. I use it for printing pictures and printing out my coupons. I use it for letters ...just about any other purpose anyone could think of. It makes no difference what I'm printing; It is always clear legible and neat and clean. My favorite thing to buy online because the price is always great and the rewards program allows me to buy paper that I not only use myself but often use to donate to the missions where friends of mine volunteer on a regular basis. Since I'm not able to go myself I feel I am aiding the volunteer effort by doing my part in allowing them to take quality supplies that are not readily available where they volunteer.
We buy quite a few HP Laser printers and inkjet all in ones. We've used all kinds of paper in them. I used to buy the cheapest paper I could find but I've quit looking. I now only buy this paper ! it has the whiteness that we all want in our paper no yellow no streaking it's always perfect but the key is that all the printers copiers pull this paper in without any issues. We have had several occurrences with other papers that just will not feed but this paper for the last few years we've been buying it has been perfect....Highly rated by us we probably go through 4-5 boxes a month and I wouldn't buy anything else.
While the paper covering of many of the reams was torn the paper itself was in good condition and with the rebate you can't beat the price. If you are in any kind of business between fax spam and useless cover sheets you can always use more paper. Think how that is multiplied in this age of "electronic medical records" when other offices send you half an inch of paper on a child they saw three times with a runny nose and maybe one check-up. And then the government sends EOBs with only one or two patients per page and the first thing you know you are using a ream of paper a week. This was definitely a bargain.