Customer Reviews for Staples - Pastel 30% Recycled Color Copy Paper, 20 lbs., 8.5" x 11", 500/Ream - Canary
Customer Rating
4
Headline accurate.
on January 1, 2014
Posted by: Paula K.
The quality of the paper is good and the colors are accurately described. There is no gradation to the colors as if the ink were incompletely applied. It is important to note that this product is sold as a partial ream so the cost per sheet is somewhat misleading. The purpose of the purchase was to experiment with varying background colors to go behind flyer text with the text of varying colors and the effects could be accurately reviewed so it fulfilled this purpose. The packaging is a shrink wrap which makes it difficult to remove single test sheets. Because it is being used for testing at this time a side open or a top open box would allow short-term storage while maintaining accessibility. Overall a better than average product suited for my purposes and accurately described by its title.
I needed some eye-catching colorful papers for nametags and seat tags for a local high school choral winter concert. The colors aided the patrons who were searching for their seats which I identified by color to both the satisfaction of the patrons as well as their family members and guests. Also I was relieved that the idea to utilize the various bright colors for seat identification was a success and plan to utilize the same papers for the identical use in future concerts and presentations where seat identification is required. Thanks STAPLES!!!
I am very happy with the quality of this paper. This paper is used for meetings as well as handing out flyers to customers and potential clients. The color turquoise stands out extremely well and brings attention to whatever is printed. The paper is not too thick nor too thin. When we purchased this paper we purchased as part of a mixed ream with other pastel colors. All other colors of paper that were included are very nice as well. Although the turquoise color is an eye catcher which brings you to wanting to read whatever is printed.