No surprises here. These mailing labels are a pretty standard-issue item and work fine: take the ink well enough for mailing label purposes and don't seem to have issues running through the printer. That said these labels have been long on the market and do not at this point represent a revolutionary new design and are not made with extraordinary materials to justify the rather high cost per page. This package is about half a dollar less than the comparable name brand Avery equivalent but that's not saying much: both are overpriced.
I send real estate updates at least quarterly to 400+ clients and have compared prices and quality of labels envelopes and paper. Staples is by far the best as it encompasses convenience (with stores located nearby) quality of product and good prices. I am a real estate agent with Century 21 Crest in Pompton Plains and we are eligible to sign up for a company discount. The savings are unbelievable with Staples. I encourage everyone to check with their employer or company representative to see if such rewards are offered.
Great for stocking up covering marks on reused boxes and packages for mailing great for return addresses great for using it as a tape substitue on thicker things great for brouchure and third party tool labels. The biggest downside is to remember to use it as soon as you put it in the tray or someone else will think that regular paper is in there. Put in as soon as you are ready to print. Make sure it doesn't get too wrinkled for the tray. Easy to line up either way just get it printed on the correct side.