Elementree Sustainable Multipurpose Paper, 20 Pounds, 8.5 x 11 Inches, 4000 Sheets (00918-8)

According to the ratings about this product it is better compared to the printing papers that I had purchased several times before at Target Store. So far I am using it and no complaints so far.

This copy paper is a great buy. It is cheaper than what I usually see at office supply stores and club stores, and the quality is still excellent. It is not too lightweight, which makes it perfect for my home office prints. Everything comes out looking crisp, vibrant, and professional. A solid choice if you want good quality without the high price.

Certainly! Here's a more convincing version: "I've purchased numerous printers and reams of paper throughout my life. However, I must emphasize that this particular paper exceeds expectations given its price point. I'm genuinely pleased with it, and I believe you will be too. Don't hesitate—grab yours today from Walmart online or head over to pick it up. It's an excellent product at a fantastic price!" 📄💰👍

Needed some more paper for the printer and found this product. It uses left over wood chips, with no trees (new) used in the production of this paper. They also use hydro and wind power in the production of this paper. For basic paper needs, this is a great alternative which will reduce the overall carbon footprint. I am not seeing any downside with this so far. Seems to work just fine.

I was really excited to try this paper considering it is made from wood chips and it's very Earth friendly and economically correct. However, the paper is way too thin and if you print something with heavy ink it bleeds through and the paper becomes wet and destroyed also because it's so thin instead of one paper shooting through the printer several of them go at once. I gave this three stars only for their effort and the fact that no more trees were cut down. but the quality of the paper is not good for printing. Maybe use as craft paper or decoupage paper but definitely not printing

Paper is grey. If you print and create a stack it will not slide, difficult to create a stack of paper that is not disheveled. It reacts badly to the heat of a laser printer, some pieces of paper get shiny like it has glue on it. It was a substitution, and I would not order it purposely.

I guess I s not the product but whoever did my order didn't see this was ripped open. Lazy bunch of people. The driver told me to complain about it because she noticed it.

It's recycled paper. I thought it would be better quality. It has a grayish tinge, not white and the edges are not cut clean. This paper isn't for presentation!

I know and appreciate that this is made from recycled wood chips, but it is really, really thin and jams my printer. It's caused so many issues and takes so much time to unjam that I don't even use it in the printer anymore and just use as scrap paper. I've used other printer paper with recycled content and Elementree is grayer, feels thinner, and has more flecks in it. Its surface is a bit rough, but I don't expect a recycled printer paper to be smooth. If it didn't jam my printer, then I would consider buying again.

NON-INCENTIVIZED review: Post Hurricane Beryl, I was trying to be thrifty; for my wallet and the environment. Therefore, rather than to buy my usual choice of HP printer paper - which has always worked well, especially with my HP printer, I decided to make a different decision. Be thrifty/be green: buy the cheaper, greener-made brand. I'm here to tell you: I will NEV ER do that again! I had to print out an almost 200-page study manual and EVERY SINGLE PAGE STUCK in the feeder: these sheets are *so* porous, matte and non-coated that they stick MERCILESSLY together, causing continuous paper jams! This DEMANDS you to feed each page in by hand. All 200 pages worth! :O NEVER will I EVER do that again. As soon as I can get the rest of this ream returned, it will be gone. Give me my nice, slick, quality %26 easy-printing HP paper or give me ... someone else to print my job! FORGET THIS UNFEEDABLE MESS! Paper was in good condition, packaged correctly %26 undamaged upon receipt, too; just f.y.i. And my printer's not old or cheap: I'm in IT so I kinda have to know what's going on in these realms. Stick with what you know, unless you just don't mind feeding in one page at a time. Frankly, I've got a WHOLE bunch more to do than to spend ages being a 'feeder tray.' 🙁😖😬😠😾 I will ACTIVELY be seeking a REFUND for this product so that I can exchange it for my usual, quality HP paper ream. I need to print out this manual for work!