AccentOpaque White Printer Paper, 8.5” x 11” 24lb Bond/60lb Text Copy Paper – 500 Sheets (1 Ream) – Premium Computer Paper with Smooth Finish, 97 Bright, 89gsm – Multipurpose White Paper – 109355RThe Forest Stewardship Council

I love my discbound journals but I don't love spending a ton of money on refill paper for them. I figured I could print pages at home for most of my needs, but standard printer paper feels awful and is far too sheer. After searching for weeks, I decided to give this paper a try because of its low price point and to support a smaller business. I could not have made a better decision. This paper doesn't allow any printer ink to bleed through, and I can't see what's printed on the opposite side in most lights. The paper feels great with all kinds of pens and has worked perfectly for my journal printables. I will definitely be buying again!

The quality of HP planner pages has been disappointing to say the least, lately. After printing my own pages, using this 28/70lb paper, I can work with it. I didn’t experience any print bleeds. When using Sharpie pens when pressing hard while writing or a lot of coloring over the same spot repeatedly, there was some bleed through. Because I want to use some pages for coloring, I will step up to 32lb to solve that issue. I have moved stickers around and didn’t not have rips or thinning. Used FriXion pens and made several mistakes, this withstood repeated writing and erasing. There was zero issues with using in H.P. or Epson printers. No adjustments for thickness or jamming.I will purchase the higher poundage and decide which will be dedicated for my planner pages and for professional documentation. For the price of one planner on clearance, I can print three with added note pages and trackers.

I use the paper to print our church bulletins on. It is thick enough to print on both sides. But it could used better packing before shipping. The ream is always busted apart. Which increases the chance of mangled , unusable pages.

I've just started gathering the things I need to establish a crafts shop, where I plan to sell merch at cons and online.This paper is in a very weird middle ground when it comes to thickness. I think the most applicable use case would be making envelopes, or for art on thin white paper that doesn't bleed through. If you have a specific use case for it I would recommend it since it does seem like a high-quality product, but otherwise look for something either heavier for things needing weight, or cheaper for everyday use.Pros:- white color is great- is noticeably thicker than copy paper, but just *barely*- paper texture is niceCons:- too thin to be used as cardstock, too pricey to be used as normal copy paper- like others, I too received the ream in the most battered paper packaging. The packaging falls apart instantly and is held together with the most pathetic glue, and the packaging is about as thick as the paper itself (barely thicker than copy paper).

I do a lot of artwork using color pencils. Surprisingly, this paper has a decent amount of tooth so I can blend colors well. I also use the letter size. The 40lb weight actually is a plus factor. I know it doesn't figure but you won't be disappointed if you are into coloring. It does a great job on normal inkjet printing too.

I got this to try it for planner pages and omg, I love it! Other papers have like, a semi-glossy feel to them, which makes it hard to erase things, but this one is matte and is the perfect texture and weight for double sided planner pages. It's the best paper I've used so far!

The paper is a good heavyweight, and very bright white. It is perfect for most any printer, or even for card making. My two reams came busted open, and I do understand how this can happen when a heavy item is packaged in thin wrapping paper. However, the two reams were packaged loosely in a large box, with 5 packaging 'air pillows', 4 of which were deflated, giving the paper reams room to be tossed about. I was able to completely re-tape the packaging upon receiving it. This paper is for my use, but if it were for resale, it would not have been acceptable. I highly recommend this paper and if the seller improves their packaging of it, I would recommend the seller also. Delivery was fast!Note to seller: Reams of paper should ALWAYS be snuggly bubble wrapped before putting in a shipping carton.

I bought this (400 sheets 32lb) and two different weights of HP paper. At the time of purchase this ream was $13 and change--that is a fantastic value for a "heavy" weight printer paper and is half the cost of the current best-selling HP printer paper.