Customer Reviews for Staples - Brights Multipurpose Paper, 24 lbs., 8.5" x 11", 500/Ream - Red
Customer Rating
4
Geat for flyers
on May 12, 2014
Posted by: Paula K.
We used this paper to create flyers for a special event at my son's elementary school. In addition to the bright eye-catching color it is heavier than usual printer paper. The nicer paper set the event apart and also helped define the visual theme; we used bright yellow-green in everything (streamers party goods signs etc.) after picking this paper for the notice and reminders. Overall this paper is a very nice product but pricier than we'd like; best to get it on sale if you can.
Looking for a good quality copy paper strong bright yellow.Look no further. Staple's 24lb. yellow colored paper fills that category. Priced very well uniform color and holds up well under all printing situations.
Nice quality bright paper. I love using bright colors with my students for assignments that repeat. For example analysis questions I use with news articles. I choose a different color for each article. It helps me sort incoming papers and it is more interesting for the students. The two for one offer allows me to buy twice as much!
Ever looked at something and heard what it was saying to you? Well call me crazy but this colored paper spoke to me as soon as I saw it in my Staples box of office supplies. It said "I shall stand out amongst the others... and my name shall be Orchid". Orchid did its job wonderfully. Beautiful paper easily accepts ink and toner doesn't not smear when making multiple front and back copies. I was very pleased with how well it performed and how beautiful my finished project looked. Orchid won't do you wrong...
Though on the expensive side this paper is good quality and a nice weight. I particularly like the colors in this pack though I wish there was a bright blue.
Having a variety of color combinations can be a__________ a. good thing or b. bad thing. (Choose only one). I chose the Neon Assorted by Staples. However if you are looking for 'brights' there are several different combinations. I use the brights to color-code my lessons. I am pleased with the variety of colors! Now... go choose yours!