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HP 11310-0 HP Premium Choice Laserjet Paper, White, 32-lb., 8-1/2 x 11, 500 Sheets/ream
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Most Helpful First | Newest First | + Share3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
best paper alive for color laser 2-sided prints
(5 out of 5) by Marcus Roof on Mar 26, 2007I do DTP all the time and this is the best paper I've ever seen, especially for double-sided prints, since there is little to no bleed-through to the other side (32lb thickness works). It has a slight blue/purple tint if you look closely (quite beautiful to me anyway). I've used Hammermill quite a bit in the past with good success but this beats it at least for double-sided. Don't bother with generics or in-store brands if top quality is what you are looking for; from my experience, they quite frankly lie about stats such as brightness (or else are using their own scale)...
It is expensive, so try to get it on sale (under $14.99 for 500sheet).
It is expensive, so try to get it on sale (under $14.99 for 500sheet).
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
Best price-quality point for color laser printing
(5 out of 5) by Seattle Doug on Jan 17, 2006 (Seattle, WA USA)I've tried a range of HP laser paper for my color laser printer (a Minolta Magiccolor 2300DL) and this "premium choice" provides the best output quality for a reasonable price.
Lower end papers beneath this level aren't glossy and color images fail to pop out.
Higher end papers above this level start getting expensive per sheet and to my eye I can't see the difference in the image quality.
I'm mostly printing multiple images per page (perhaps 8-10) rather than printing 4x6 or 8x10 images as a photo printer. For straight photos I think the online services are best, but for mixed text and images a color laser printer and this paper works very well.
Lower end papers beneath this level aren't glossy and color images fail to pop out.
Higher end papers above this level start getting expensive per sheet and to my eye I can't see the difference in the image quality.
I'm mostly printing multiple images per page (perhaps 8-10) rather than printing 4x6 or 8x10 images as a photo printer. For straight photos I think the online services are best, but for mixed text and images a color laser printer and this paper works very well.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
Best color laser paper you can buy
(5 out of 5) by Steven L. Bender on Mar 25, 2006 (Santa Barbara, Ca)No two ways about it. This paper is the best. If you have a color laser, this paper will make a big difference. Actually, it will make any laser look better.
This is a bright white paper with a smooth heavy feel. Just wonderful.
I have used it with my photo inkjets too and it helps them too.
This is a bright white paper with a smooth heavy feel. Just wonderful.
I have used it with my photo inkjets too and it helps them too.
Great Paper for the price
(5 out of 5) by M. Wolbrink on Oct 13, 2009We use this paper for of our presentations. It sets us apart from our competition and exhibits the quality we add to each of our projects.
The only con is that sometimes toner doesn't fuse from the color lasers. Most of the time this is not a problem and it depends on the printer.
The only con is that sometimes toner doesn't fuse from the color lasers. Most of the time this is not a problem and it depends on the printer.
Good for color, not so hot for duplex prints
(3 out of 5) by Fazal Majid on Jul 17, 2009 (San Francisco, CA United States)I bought this paper for my HP Color LaserJet 2605dn. It has sufficient opacity to make good color prints, and good weight without being a bristol.
Unfortunately, on my printer at least when I print two-sided, the coating on the paper doesn't seem to handle the heat from the second passage through the printer and develops an unattractive mottled aspect. It works just fine in my monochrome HP Laserjet 1320, however, I suspect it has a better paper feed.
Unfortunately, on my printer at least when I print two-sided, the coating on the paper doesn't seem to handle the heat from the second passage through the printer and develops an unattractive mottled aspect. It works just fine in my monochrome HP Laserjet 1320, however, I suspect it has a better paper feed.