Double-Sided Glossy Paper

A lot of reviews on this paper are negative mostly because they were expecting a thick glossy photo paper. This isn't that. As the item description says, this is 32lb Bond or 120gsm or about 4mil, which is a thin paper. The paper is also glossy. Not as glossy as a true photo paper, but more like a satin or semi gloss. It's in between a matte and a gloss. There's a sheen, but it's not super reflective. If you rub a glossy photo paper between your thumb and fore finger, it will squeak, this doesn't do that. Another positive is the size. This type of paper is hard to find at this size. In fact this is the only one I've found anywhere in this thickness and sheen. Unless you're a professional printer and know where to source more, this is it. To top it off it works great in my Pixma ix6800 large format printer. The only negative I've found is that the prints aren't as detailed as they are with regular glossy photo paper and the blacks don't seem to get as black, but that could be because of the settings i was using. Still, good enough to be considered a quality print for me.

Bright white paper

Good paper for when you need to look a little better.

Excellent quality.

This paper might be fine for laserjet and whatever "digital printers" are, but it is absolutely awful with inkjet printers. The blacks are completely faded, greens are non-existent. There is no distinction between front side and back side either, so it's hard to say. But I ran a couple of tests, and they both came out equally bad. The paper is also much thinner than I expected it to be, based on it's claimed weight. So with the right printer, these might be great. It's just absolutely bad with inkjets.

Good product

I would never use this paper for a high quality photographic print that I wanted to last for decades. However, for posters and other items that I expect to use for several weeks for several months this stuff is fine. Flat and feeds well through my Canon printer.

I’m going to give this paper 1 star. I bought it thinking I could print nice photos. Turns out it feels like tissue paper to me; and, the results on my Epson SureColor P900 don’t come close to meeting my expectations. I’ll go back to my usual band. Bought some paper, oh what a deal! A price so low, it had mass appeal. But thin as air and light as lace, I mistook it for tissue—wiped my face! I printed a sunset, bold and bright, But the colors ran like they took fright! My Epson P900 sighed in despair, "This looks like a kindergarten project—handled with care!" Next time I’ll splurge, spend a bit more, So my prints don’t look like a child’s decor! Peace -jg