These notecards work well with my Epson photo printer. The card stock is heavy and it prints everything very nicely. My only complaint is the scoring. I have to cut the cards apart and score the fold with an exacto knife to make my cards look professional.
These cards have a nice finish. However they kept jamming in my inkjet printer. Stock is a little too heavy to feed well. Might work better in a laserjet.
The packaging claimed these cards were compatible with similar Avery cards. They are NOT. I have used the comparable Avery cards and they feed perfectly through ALL my printers whether I amusing single-sided or double-sided printing. It was a battle to get these cards to feed. It was somewhat problematic to print the first side. However it was a major hassle to print the second side. I had to re-shape every sheet to try to remove the curl it acquired when the first side was printed. Even with that I could only load one sheet at a time. So again they are NOT compatible with Avery labels. If I had had the time to drive to other stores I would have gotten Avery cards. I would have returned these but I did not have time to hassle with it. I am in the middle of moving. I will never buy these again. I doubt I will buy any other Staples specialty media based on the performance of these cards. I do not feel I can trust the claims printed on the package.
I bought these notecards so I could print my own custom logo on them. I tried printing at home and the paper kept getting jammed so I figured my printer might just be old. The following day I took it to Staples Copy Center so they could print on the card for me. The paper kept getting jammed in their commercial printers as well. I ended up not using this paper at all and just had Staples print on cardstock and cut the page in half.
The quality of the paper is ok for informal notes. I was disappointed with the perforations there are four cards per sheet but they don’t separate well. Also difficult to fold them.