Product Description

Ideal for presentations, proposals, reports and newsletters. Bright white with coated matte finish for vibrant colors, sharper text. Professional weight that looks and feels impressive. Coated on both sides for two-sided printing. Global Product Type: Office Paper-White; Sheet Size (W x H): 8 1/2 in x 11 in; Paper Color(s): White; Assortment: N/A.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #1933 in Office Product
• Size: 8 1/2" x 11" (Letter Size)
• Color: White
• Brand: Hewlett-Packard
• Model: Q5449A
• Number of items: 1
• Dimensions: .90" h x 8.60" w x 11.00" l, 2.42 pounds

Features

• Ideal for presentations, proposals, reports and newsletters
• Bright white with coated matte finish for vibrant colors and sharper text
• Professional weight that looks and feels impressive
• Coated on both sides for two-sided printing
• Pack of 150

Customer Reviews

beautiful printing
I'm printing photos with this paper on an HP 960c inkjet printer and it provides crisp images with rich color, better than good quality photo paper and a lot cheaper.

Perfect for a Catalog or Brochure
I use this for the catalog of my products that I produce on my inkjet printer. The pages have a nice matte quality without the feel of plain paper. The photos appear crisp and the appearance is of a very high quality paper.

Great image quality, read this for print driver recommendations
This paper delivers on its promise of great image quality. Matte finish is much more appropriate for most business and personal projects that aren't just photos. We're very happy.

To achieve the best results, you must choose the proper print driver settings. On windows, this means clicking the properties button in the printer dialog box, and choosing the correct paper type. If you are using an HP printer, you have it easy, it should list this paper as one of the choices. If using Epson, Canon or whatever, it will not show HP papers in the list. You should instead choose a setting along the lines of "photo quality inkjet paper", "photo paper-matte" or something similar. The best method is to print a small photo (save ink) and some text or other representative graphics on part of a page, and try two or three different settings to find the best.

Highly recommended.