Customer Reviews for Staples - 8.5" x 11" 3-Hole Punch Multipurpose Paper, 20 lbs., 96 Brightness, 500/Ream - White
Customer Rating
4
Printing On Sheet Paper?
on August 21, 2014
Posted by: Paula K.
STOP! Think about what you are about to do. Spend money to get the best Inkjet Laser paper money can buy. You just spent good money on an Ebook you've been craving to read or maybe bought a marketing course that you really need help with. And your going to print it out on sheet paper? How will you keep it organized? Big paper clips staples what if it has 135 pages. I download all matter of information products and some of the best have been free. They vary from 9 pages to 173 pages. My printers are old as far as years go when I bought my first one of the 2 I'm using today I believe it was 6-7 years ago. It was a printer scanner fax network printer (plug it in to the router either in an Ethernet port or the USB port) and any computer plugged into the router would access it. Plus it's wireless G state of the art at the time. It also took memory cards from cameras and printed out beautiful pictures. The whole point of mentioning them is that they had reverse order. I keep a supply of quality sheet paper handy for copying documents and such but other than that both printers are full of 96 bright 20lb 3 hole Staples multipurpose paper. When I need them I pick up notebook binders when I buy paper. For many reports on the same subject I'll use a sturdy 3" Binder with dividers with colored tabs. I also have a large collection of 1" notebooks which are marked with 1 of 4 Sharpie style boxed felt tipped markers bought at Staples that write like a pen up to magic marker. I also have 3 18" x 72" oak laminate bookshelves that are almost filled with notebooks and other computer supplies. Also purchased at Staples and put together at home. I don't want to make this an Ad for Staples but I never realized how much I've purchased there over the years. My 2 architects lamps and oak laminate computer desk which I use behind me as Laptop desk. By the way that other printer. I picked up mine for $99 without tax. It took 4 inkjet cartridges which came to $70 with tax. One day I was buying a full set of inkjet cartridges and took a stroll down the printer aisle. I didn't see my model. I looked up at the end aisle and there was my machine with a price of $70.88. Now it was a Brother and back then Brothers gave you a full inkjet cartridge. So for $6 more than I had in hand in inkjets I bought another printer. Staples Rocks!
This was is a great product. If you don't want to take the time to put holes into the paper this really is the way to go. Had to print off 13 copies of 10 different packets to send in the mail. This really saved me time not having to take the paper and continuously put holes in every sheet of paper. The paper is a good weight and the final product that we had to send was the way to go. It was interesting to note that the paper cost the same as the paper without the holes in it. I really thought that it would have cost more.
I was so happy when I saw this product on the shelves! No more 3 hole puncher! I have to say it's worth the extra few dollars and much more efficient to have the pre punched paper!
For those of us in business who still need trees to hold information for clients this paper saves time. Staples offers the best quality for your money!
If you're writing a report for a college thesis or you need to send out the next big mega hit unknown screenplay to producers this 3-hole punched paper will do the job. A delight for printers as there's never a problem of bunching as the paper glides easily. It stands the test of strength and overtime it keeps its color without a hint of yellowing. So next time you need to present a presentation put down the hole puncher and save yourself time by using Staples own brand of 3-hole punched multi-purpose paper. Happy writing!