HP Professional Business Paper, Glossy, 8.5x11 in, 52 lb, 150 sheets, works with laser printers (4WN10A)

Very high quality photo-style glossy paper for laser printers. No issue on feeding. No problem with smearing. Looks GREAT when printed upon!

I love HP paper it shows up fast and it works

Good quality paper for light portraits printing jobs

Worked well with my HP LaserJet Pro. Only issue was to try and find what PAPER TYPE I should have used in the Print Review. HP should have all their papers programmed in the system for easy selection or have something on their website but I couldn't find it. I selected the glossy 200G setting and it worked out fine.

Says it is for Laser printers, but the first page I put in my MF642CDW canon laser printer was melted with only the first half of the page being printed and the second half melted. I then tried to print a second page using plain paper , which printed but had melted remains from the this paper on the back. I then tried printing another page on plain paper and it caused a paper jam that is costing me $60 to get fixed. The short answer is that I do not recommend this paper for laser printers, at least a Canon MF642CDW printer.

Great paper, packaging came very VERY messed up.

I'm reading reviews where people are mentioning that when they print on this paper it is coming out smudgy and as though it were not printing properly onto the paper. I had that same problem until... 1. Select a PDF you wish to print. 2. As normal, select the print option. 3. Do not print, access the printer settings. 4. Find where you can change the paper type. 5. Change paper to 200lb heavy gloss (or similar, making sure to select 200lb paper). 5a. If you are looking to print double side, be careful which 200lb option you select. A couple of these options require manual double-sided printing. Select the one that is not manual. 6. Proceed to print. 7. Enjoy perfectly printed pdfs. You will know you've done it correctly when the printing speed is slower than what would be normal, printing on regular copy paper. The reason for the smudges is mainly due to the fact that the printer is attempting to print on a less heavy paper and therefore goes through the printing process at a higher speed creating the smudges and the problems people complain about. Hope this helps!

Been using HP printers and paper for decades. I have found there quality always been better than other manufacturers. So if needed, buy it

Performs as expected. Used with an HP1600 mostly for 2 sided greeting cards.

This is 52 pound paper and good for my intended purpose.

This paper is perfect for writing certificates for Jewellery.

Tried to print photos with my laser printer, but the glossy surface produced a ridiculously poor image quality. Regular paper produced better results than this, which I thought was specifically for laser printers. Also the heat from my laser printer caused this paper to curve awkwardly.

First off, the package of paper arrived damaged in the corner, so there's a dent/crease in one corner of all the pages. Luckily, I'll be cropping the paper, so it still works for me. The paper has a decent weight to it, but it's not glossy. I'd be stretching it by calling it semi-gloss. There's also a bluish hue to the paper - it's not a clean or bright white. Small and fine text seems to print well as do graphic CMYK logos/elements, but don't even attempt to print a photographic image. The blacks print as a blob. There is no definition in the shadows and the highlights get blown out. Photos are really flat and washed out, but the best part is if you attempt to print more than one page at a time, as most people would, the top sheet completely obliterates the bottom sheet's photo. I guess the printer has a problem with fusing the toners on multiple pages? If you're not printing anything with a photo, I'd say this paper is OK, but I won't be buying this again.