Canon 100gsm Top Colour Zero FSC High Grade Copier/Inkjet Paper Carbon Neutral (1 x 500 Sheets), 99661554

Running a small publishing business, we have tried a wide range of paper stocks and this is definitely among the best for inkjet printing and comes at a great economical price (£6/500 sheets we paid on eBay incl delivery). It also cuts down well to A5 size and smaller.The paper is very very smooth, brilliant white, and thick enough that double-sided (duplex) printing with a good degree of ink saturation works perfectly with no wrinkles or bleed through.Another advantage of this paper we noticed, it's extremely rare to have a paper jam (which happens quite a lot on our MANY printers in duplex mode), especially when printing on A5 size (cut down). The paper feeds really well and I think that's due to its smoothness and heavier weight.The only complaint I have (and it's nothing to do with the paper or Xerox) is that some sellers are unfortunately sending out reams of paper with totally inappropriate packaging (often just a plastic bag cover!) and it can often arrive dog-eared or creased. I recommend either buying in-store if you can find a good price seller, else buying at least 4-5 reams at a time so vendors use a proper box and packaging.

I needed some decent paper for printing and up until ordering this I’d always used 80 gram paper but a decent make. I saw this and based on the price and the excellent reviews I decided to give it a try. First thing to say was it arrived without any damage to the packaging which I know some other reviews did mention so this made me happy. Consequently there was no damage to any of the sheets, no creases on the corners and even the top sheet was in perfect condition. I took out a sheet and I couldn’t believe the difference that extra 20 grams makes. The paper feels so much thicker and really good quality. Good enough for kids to draw on. The other thing I immediately noted was it’s really white…not that off white colour paper can sometimes have. I decided to test it in the printer by doing a colour test run on the last of my old paper and a sheet of this. We have an inkjet printer. The difference in colour quality was obvious especially in the blues and yellows. This is so much better. I’m so pleased I tried this and I’d order it again without hesitation. It’s a good price for really good quality paper.

Excellent quality paper. Nice weight - a pleasant change from the average. A nice smooth, almost glossy surface but therein lies a problem. After printing on this paper the text/images produced are prone to smudging! Sufficient time is required to allow the pages to dry. However, even after several hours, the printed text/images are not 100% affixed. After first noticing this smudging issue I 'tested' a printed page after 48 hours by placing a blank sheet of paper over it and rubbing for several seconds. After removing the blank sheet and turning it over, I could clearly see some "rub off" from the printed sheet. Cheaper and less dense paper does not seem to exhibit this issue as it speedily absorbs the ink. There is faster drying and no smudge issues . This observation is based purely upon my own experience! Therefore, if you require an almost instant, non-smudge page then this paper may not be for you. Incidentally, I use a Canon printer!

Quality paper, the only one my printer will pick up with error but just bought another ream from Currys and it was 11.99, way cheaper than here.

Nice heavy paper, smooth finish great for fountain ink pen, perfect for sharp imaging laser printers, colour is very white. price is also good. no downside I can think of. If I can help it, I'll never use a lower weight paper ever again, 20 gsm makes the world of difference.

This is really good paper. Very white and suitable for most purposes including letters (yes I still use snail mail occasionally!) Only tried it with a mono laser printer but it should suit any printer. However, the cost has risen way beyond the price I paid and I won't be buying it again until the price drops.

You're probably thinking to yourself - how good can printer paper really be? Well, let me tell you: AMAZING.After reading these rave reviews, I decided to find out for myself. This paper feels thick and luxurious, and is so smooth that it has a slight sheen to it. It's a pleasure to print on and makes everything feel that extra bit more special.I'm a freelance photographer and use this paper for all client interactions - contracts, thank you letters, booking details, you name it. I sign contracts and write letters in fountain pen, which works perfectly. There's no feathering or bleeding at all, and the writing experience is unbelievably smooth.This paper gives all of my documents a professional look and I now wouldn't use anything else. I know that it feels ridiculous to spend 'extra' on paper, but it's worth. every. penny. Do it!

Terrific paper which I have in A4 and A3 sizes for use with a CANON PIXMA printer. I use the A4 to print borderless documents to give a professional touch. I use the A3 for proofs for illustration/design work as the quality of the paper feels like picture book quality (slightly thinner). Holds ink really well and is great for illustrations but perhaps not so much detail on photos. I would use one of the gloss photo papers from canon if you intend to work with photos. Their high resolution paper is good and has a semi-matte feel but differs in colour, one side being cream the other white which is why I prefer this Zero paper. For text and drawings this is fine.