This is a great product that fufills all of the needs of our large business. Stands up against old copiers and dodgy printers and gets the job done time after time. PLUS the rebates that are often offered on this product are insane. Seriously don't miss out on this great buy!
I took advantage of the great deal on Staples and Hammermill copy paper. A couple of days later a better deal came out. The store employees went out of their way to make sure I got the best deal and helped us navigate the rebate system. good job Staples!
I purchased 2 packs of Staples copy paper 5-ream case. I just opened them now and most of the reams are broken open. Many of the pages have dog-eared corners. I put a ream into my printer and of course the paper keeps jamming. It is so frustrating to constantly have to clear a jam in the printer. I usually buy Hammermill paper and I will continue to purchase Hammermill. I believe this is caused by not being in a cardboard box. I may try staples copy paper in the future but I will not buy the 5 ream case.
I like the 5-ream packaging. In a one-man office I don't need to keep a large supply of paper on hand. So buying 5 reams at a time is more efficient. The 5-ream pack is also easier to get up the 3 flights of stairs to my office. The quality of this paper is very good for the price and meets my needs for most printing projects. I use both laser and inkjet printers and this seems to be a good all-purpose choice. For some projects I would like to have a little but brighter white but this is mostly where color photos are included.
What can I say it's copy paper. As a commercial printer in a former life I can tell you copy paper has come a long way. This stuff staples has seems good. We use it in our B&W lasers and sometimes inkjets. There are times we run work that requires a case or two and this paper runs consistent from one ream to another to another case. We even run it on our offset presses for quite a few jobs. Low lint good opaqueness for a bond sheet smooth finish (but you still can tell what side is the more finished side). We tend to try to pick it up when it's on sale for free. Even when it's not free it's still a good deal.
I recently bought this Packet of paper for a copying job I had to do for a local school. I bought it because it was on sale and inexpensive. I couldn't tell a difference between the expensive paper and this less expensive paper. I would buy it again.