Pen + Gear Copy Paper, 8.5" x 11", 92 Bright, White, 20 lb., 1 Ream (500 Sheets)

The Pen Gear 3-Hole Punch, 12 Sheet Capacity, Black, is a reliable tool that makes organizing papers quick and easy. It punches clean, precise holes without tearing, and the 12-sheet capacity is perfect for everyday office, school, or home use. The build feels sturdy and durable, and the non-slip base keeps it steady while in use. Compact enough to store easily, yet strong enough to handle frequent tasks, this hole punch delivers great performance at a great price—definitely a 5-star product!

If you are the occasional user of a hole puncher for home use like I am this is perfect. I just need to store invoices for my car maintenance records for warranty purposes in a binder. It has a 12 sheet capacity but i wouldnt put more than 6 sheets at a time and be gentle with it. Only downside is there is no adjustable paper guide to line up top and bottom edges so i had to mark where I wanted holes in line with my binder. Cant beat the price point for the occasional user.

I needed some inexpensive computer paper for an unimportant project. The Pen Gear Copy Paper, 8.5" x 11", 92 Bright, White, 20 lb., 1 Ream (500 Sheets) was reasonably priced, and I was surprised with the quality of the paper. For official matters that will be read by others, I will continue to use the HP All-In-One 22lb 96 brightness. I've used this version of the HP paper over 20 years, and it has always been great quality. The Pen Gear Copy Paper, 8.5" x 11", 92 Bright, White, 20 lb., 1 Ream (500 Sheets) is a nice paper.

I would definitely recommend this. And I guess a lot of other people like using it too because Walmart always runs out of it. The only problem I have is keep it in stock. I love the quality of the product. Your print comes out beautifully and it's worth it. the price is great.

I mean, it's paper. If you need it because you want to print something or, like me, you want to give a team to your kids for doodling, it can't be beat. Does what it's supposed to, and haven't had issues. I've never eaten it, so can't comment on the flavor.I've also never used it as toilet or tissue paper so softness is out. I don't wrap things with it, but I suppose you could if you are down with plain white color. I don't bake on it, since it's not parchment. I have rolled it, but for craft purposes only. Things it handles well: Making lists Drawing pictures Printing Making airplanes (non commercial use)

Great everyday copy paper at a very reasonable price. The sheets are bright, smooth, and feed through my printer without jamming. Print quality comes out clear and sharp, and the paper works well for documents, forms, and general household use. I would definitely purchase it again.

For the price, the Pen Gear Copy Paper, 8.5" x 11", 92 Bright, White, 20 lb. is not bad at all. It works well for everyday printing, copying, and general office or home use. The paper is bright enough to produce clear text and decent-looking documents, and I haven't experienced many issues with paper jams. It's a practical option for printing school assignments, forms, and routine paperwork. While it may not feel as premium as some higher-end paper brands, it gets the job done at a budget-friendly price. Overall, it's a solid value and a good choice if you're looking for affordable copy paper for everyday use.

The product works well. The only downfall to it is there's no way to measure on it or a guide on it to where you can have it be so your pages are centered in your three ring binder. Other than that, it works great cuts through the paper. Well, you just have to do a little bit of extra work to measure before you punch holes so that way you have the same amount of space on top and on bottom before you punch the holes.

Had this delivered to a business. The delivery driver left them on a public sidewalk outside the building. She called in only because she tried to access a gate for employees only and she was rude. When we did not see her after the phone call is when we went outside and found them on the sidewalk. She should have brought it inside the building or at least told us it would be out there.

They delivered it to the wrong door on the wrong floor. I live in an apartment complex, not only that they didn't even have my address on my box so your third-party delivery drivers are idiots and I do mean plum idiots. They don't even know what they're doing.