Staples 8.5" x 11" 3-Hole Punch Multipurpose Paper 20 lbs. 96 Brightness 500/Ream 10 Reams/Carton

Very happy with 3 hole punch printing paper

Saves a lot of time!!

I always go to Staples for all my computer and office needs. I have been putting together a booklets; the three-holed paper that I purchased at Staples is great for the job. The paper is firm enough for printing on both sides. Staples also caries the covers necessary for the booklets.

I went to the store specifically to purchase the product; your store attendant guided me to the right aisle and when I questioned the store price versus the internet price they were happy to give me a product comparison price. Much appreciated. Thank you.

I had never bought paper that was drilled for three hole binders before; but I print stuff out to put in binders. Finally broke down and bought it with three holes. I love it don't use my punch anymore don't have to try and find it cause someone took it and did not replace it.

I'm creating a book of family history for each of my 3 grandchildren. I got 3 binders and 3-hole punched copy paper from Staples to do the project. I enjoy shopping at Staples because the staff are friendly and knowledgeable and the store is open and well-lit.

The paper saved me a lot of work. I printed more than 1000 pages of material for a small seminar I ran this weekend. If I had had to punch all those pages it would have been much more effort. A note to Staples copy machine software experts: Please take a look at the alignment of the paper when it is printed - most noticeable when the holes are already punched of course. When you print on just one side the paper comes out printed with a given orientation (not talking portrait and landscape here but which side the holes are on). When you print a two-sided sheet the paper has to be turned 180 degrees in the paper feed tray for the holes to be on the correct side. This is simply a software programming issue which could be corrected so that no matter one-sided or two- the holes would be on the correct side for the print. If you have say a three-paged document - when the first two sides (front/back) have the hole on the correct side the third page is printed wrong.

As an avid journal writer and sometimes-college-student I've used this mid-quality paper for several years. It's not heavy weight or super durable but it's decent quality at an affordable price. And it works in printers and scanners. I use at least a ream per year of this paper just for writing my daily journal longhand. it takes roller ball ink well with only the occasional bleed through. Since I don't use any other kind of pen I can't speak to other inks. When I take the occasional college course I'm happy to use this paper for all note taking. The only concern that I have -- and as a journal writer it does matter -- is that I do not think that this paper is archival. For most people's applications that would never be a concern. But for me it would be reassuring to know that it won't turn brittle or yellow with age in coming decades. But hey it's not art paper and I'm not paying a high price for 100% cotton or linen paper!

This paper jams the laser printer every time I've tried to use it. I thought something had gone wrong with the printer but as soon as I tried different paper everything was fine again. Won't even try it in the ink jet which has a less accessible feed path.

Nothing wrong I'm sure with this expensive nature eradicating substance. I decided to punch my own holes as it became too complicated assembling a 100+ page presentation with the chance of printing on the wrong side. I would have slowed down production too much.