I was a little leery about the 110 lbs as we have been using 65 lbs card stock. This card stock feeds through the printer just fine and it has a much nicer finish that gives a more professional appearance to the special occasion cards we make. We have now switched to this card stock.
Staples Cardstock Paper not suitable for ink jet printing
on February 10, 2020
Posted by: jon
Verified Purchase:Yes
I purchased this for printing flyers on a heavy card stock. I am very disappointed with the ink coverage. This paper does not absorb ink evenly and the printed piece looks sub-standard compared to other papers. This appears to be a very low-quality paper stock. In areas where there was heavy ink applied (like a photo for example) the absorption was very splotchy and uneven. In areas where light ink was applied (like text for example) the ink was not absorbed well so that black text looked like a medium gray. I experimented with many different printer settings on two different HP ink jet printers and I could not get this paper to work well.
Just what we needed to clue our photos on then put thru our laminator. Turned out beautifully. May buy more in future. Staples Staff was very helpfull too. Recommend the product highly!
Reliable professional and thoughtful professionals at work in the photo department. Our use the department a lot as a teacher and I need things quickly and done correctly and everyone there take such good care of me I feel lucky! Thank you so family