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!