Customer Reviews for Avery - TrueBlock Laser Shipping Labels, 8.5" x 11", 25 Labels/Pack - Matte White
Customer Rating
5
This label fit the bill.
on June 12, 2016
Posted by: Sarjenjo
from Greenville, SC
I liked these better than my local printers labels. I had an unusual use...applying translations for an international book project. The finish is perfect...the peel off back makes it very easy for volunteers to use. Printer feeding was perfect. Affordability was key for my project.
Pros: Easy peel, Affordable, Nice Finish, Blocks Out Everything, Quality Construction
I use this and many other Avery products and can say the same thing, let them be the business Cards I make, or the labels I print, or the greeting cards I make etc. Avery provides a high quality product that is easy to use and manipulate. I never have to worry about ink running after printing, nor it not looking very professional. I have only positive to say for Avery. I just wish I can show you my work, but I don't know how to download using anything other than Word or PDF.
Pros: Adheres Well, Picks Up Colors Vividly, Easy to use
Full sheet labels that are great for any type of mailing or shipping. High quality adhesive that adheres to packages. Works great for labeling large items. Definitely recommended !
I use many labels that do not fit the normal standard templates. When I do I love to have these full sheet labels and am able to customize my own length and width and maximize the usage of the entire sheet with my programs. I have found few that have these for laser printers that are as good of quality
Avery offers labels in a staggering variety of sizes but sometimes as a graphic designer I need to move beyond the more popular dimensions of pre-cut labels and produce a label that's truly unique either in size, shape or both. And that's why I use 5165. With a metal straight edge and a craft knife (or free-hand with scissors if you're more adventurous) you can create one-of-a-kind labels with 5165 that will stand the test of time. I say that because some of the labels I've created with it date back to before my son was 10 years old... he's 28 as I write this review and those labels are still 'on the job' if you get my drift. I could go on about this particular Avery product but instead recommend that you consider it the next time you want to label 'out side the box' as it is defined by the cut edge of popular or standard label sizes. The finish of 5165 is always consistent and not once has a label I've created with it ever failed to perform as expected.