MyOfficeInnovations 8.5" x 11" Printer Paper 20 lbs. 92 Brightness 500/Ream 10 Reams/Carton 135848

I recently purchased a new printer and supplies. Copy paper was first on the list. Tru Red was my choice. It was reasonable and of good quality. Since I was able to pick up a three pack and save a little money, I have been printing and getting used to the printer.

It is probably very common that I have tightened my budget to the point that I bought the bargain copy paper instead of the recycled paper. TruRed was on sale when I bought it the first time, but I have bought it (maybe twice more) because it was good paper that did not easily jam and looked good for all my printing needs.

I had only 1 pack of Tru Red 20/92 3RM when checking out and a salesman suggest I get the 3 pack and I appreciated his suggestion. It may have been on sale but glad he mentioned it and I got the 3 pack.

Hearty paper, feeds easily through HP Ink Jet feeder. I use XL 901 black ink which absorbs nicely and presents as stark black. Works nicely my personal use at home.

At first glance, the assumption was that the deal bundle comprised of cheap paper no one wanted. However, after opening and using it, its excellent. Doesn't jam, not easy to get dirty, and the ink adheres smooth and well.

Since I only have a home computer for primarily personal use, I don't have a need for a full box of paper, so I'm glad to be able to purchase one ream at a time.

This paper seemed to work well until we started having jamming issues in our printer. The copier tech said he has seen this paper in other machines causing problems. Ill order a different brand next time and see if he was right.

THE PRICE ON THE COPY PAPER EVEN THOUGH ON SALE WAS STILL A BIT ON THE HIGH SIDE & OTHER ITEMS THAT I WOULD LIKE TO BUY ARE OVERPRICED. SOME OF YOUR COMPETITORS ARE BETTER PRICED.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Paper was not the quality I expected. It got jammed in my printer. I would spend the extra money to buy a more quality paper.

It was not a good experience. I had to go to multiple staples to get one ream of legal. The closest store Bloomfield, NJ was totally out of stock. Strangest thing, they now stand the reams vertically on the display. Who decided that was a great idea? If paper is not flat it will bend and retain a slight curve which will cause jams in printers and copiers— they should know that.