Amazon Basics Rectangular Multipurpose Address Labels, 100 Count, 100 Sheets, 1 Per Sheet, White, 199.6mm x 289.1mm

I decided to try these labels when my usual brand went out of stock. I'm glad I did. They print well without jamming, they are bright in colour and come at a great price. Will buy again.

Good quality labels. Stick well, easy to remove from the backing paper and easy to print on.For the 99.1 X 139mm variety, If you want to use these with Microsoft Word, you can create a custom label template for them by clicking on the Mailings Tab -> Labels -> Options -> New Label and entering the following measurements:Top Margin: 0.9cmSide Margin: 0.45cmVertical Pitch: 13.9cmHorizontal Pitch: 10.2cmLabel Height: 13.9cmLabel Width: 9.91cmNumber Across: 2Number Down: 2Page Size: A4Then click OK, select Full Page of the same label and click New Document. Word will create you a 4x4 table that is the correct size and position on the page. You can follow a similar process for the other sizes too.

We have purchased numerous label sheets, and I must say, these papers offer an excellent balance of quality and affordability

I bought these labels to print graphics I'd created in Illustrator for some product branding. The label quality is good, the adhesion is great, and the print from an inkjet transfers nicely. Don't expect to peel them off most surfaces though because these stick solid!If you're not using these for run-of-the-mill label programs though, have a look for something else. As Amazon don't provide any label templates (e.g. PDF), I had to figure it out myself which was frustrating. Got there in the end though - which was worth it given how good the labels are.Will definitely buy again.

I use these for printing 4 address / postage labels at a time using Royal Mail’s online Click & Drop service. They work perfectly and are significantly cheaper than the branded version I was planning to buy before I spotted them. Every print I have tried on the labels so far has been spot on, they peel off the backing sheet easily and stick well to my packages. I have already recommended them to others and will be repurchasing when I run out.

With the Royal Mail suffering from a cyber attack, which brought their Export service to a grinding halt. I had to print off my own Interntional labels and Custom Labels at home before taking them to Post Office. Using Royal Mail Drop and Click these labels are prefect size for your Interntional labels with no need to use a template.The only thing I found and maybe that was my printer is I have to remeber not to use a single piece of paper as it seem to get jammed but rather a few together to add a bit weight.

Great quality. Would recommend

***UPDATE:Annoyingly, if you run a sheet through a laser printer to print off a single label, when you come to use that sheet again it will be less likely to feed properly through the printer. On three occasions now the printer has failed to pick up a part used label sheet and instead has printed on the page below it. Now, this might be an issue with my printer specifically, but it did not happen with my previous (more expensive) brand. I'm assuming that this is because the paper is subjected to heat the first time it goes through and this causes the backing paper to curl. Whatever it is, it's frustrating and I am putting it down to inferior quality.I sell a few copies a week of a documentary DVD I made a few years back. I use the Royal Mail Click & Drop service. I also use Parcel2Go for larger parcels. Both services allow you to printo standard 4 per sheet labels. I've normally gone for named brands, but this time around the brand I used had suddenly become very expensive. I decided to take the risk and buy the Amazon Basics product, and I am glad I did. It comes in a box, rather than just a polythene bag, and first impressions of the labels are that they adhere well and printing from my Laserjet appears crisp and doesn't smudge. It will take me a while to get through 400 labels, but when I do I will certainly consider this brand again.