Hammermill Printer Paper, Premium Color 28 lb Copy Paper, 8.5 x 11 - 1 Ream (500 Sheets) - 100 Bright, Made in the USA, 102467R

Its paper, what can one say. But is everything its advertised to be -- bright white with a nice smooth coating that holds ink really well. Its also one of the few brands that seems to produce such in the 13x19 Super B format at a thin enough sheet that it makes great multipage window posters.

Just the right paper for out need. Bright color and heavy enough weight to work perfectly for our purpose.

The paper is good quality just what we need here at work. The complaint I have is every time I receive my order the packaging paper that the ream of paper is wrapped in is always busted open. I wonder if this happens while in transport.

Best paper. Has a velvety feel to it. Use when need to print nice, professional documents.

The paper that wasn't mutilated by the bad packaging and handling is fine.

I own two companies: one large and global, and the other small (for now) and charitable (animal charity focus). I used to own a graphics firm, so I have decades of experience with papers, printing, publishing on-demand, etc. I absolutely l-o-v-e this paper.We used to get brochures printed for the charitable, animal-focused company. This (a) was expensive and (b) locked us in to a specific design 'til we ran out of brochures, of which we'd print about 5000 at a time (8.5x14, 2-sided, double-parallel fold). God forbid if we found a boo-boo in the copy or didn't like the way images printed. Not anymore.Now I output the brochure on our big ol' color copier at the larger company and have the brochures folded (very precisely) at FedEx Office (formerly Kinkos) for 3 cents apiece plus a $1.25 setup charge. This saves us a ton of money vs. what the printed brochures used to cost us...and now I can change the copy and images any time I want.I've also printed 'em on the desktop on our Canon MF8580CDW, with excellent results.I know what you're thinking: "There's no way a copied or laser-printed piece can look good enough to hand out like you used to hand out the printed brochures." Well, you're correct in thinking that the two formats do look different, but I honestly prefer the way the Hammermill looks when output on the big ol' color copier at my larger company. There is just enough sheen to be eye-catching, but not so much as to scream "laser printed!" The brochures do look really, really good. I'm proud of them...and I can use the money savings to help save more animals' lives. I even can tout the savings as evidence that we're good stewards of the resources we have to allocate to animal welfare.Of all the Hammermill papers I've used over the years, Color Copy Digital is my favorite. Its smooth surface and pure white appearance are highly professional. It prints and copies like a dream.I simply can't say enough good things about this paper. I urge you to give it a try.

I use this with an HP OfficeJet 8035 printer. I have had no feed problems in four years.I prefer the 28 pound bond paper - it’s sturdier for something you may handle often, and I think it gives a real quality feel to communications. Highly recommended. Made in USA.

I design needlework patterns as part of my living, and have a large (professional) printer that I use to print my patterns from my home office. This paper is my go-to for crisp, bright white paper, smooth finish, and a nice feel. I have recommended this paper to other designers. It's really not expensive, for the quality, and I have not had trouble with it arriving bent or damaged, even though I typically order four boxes at a time.If you're just looking for paper for printing bills and such, this might not be for you (might be more than you need), BUT, my printer is under a leasing contract, and the last time I had it serviced, the repairman said one of the main reasons they get called out for printer trouble is that businesses, schools, or individuals are using paper that is too cheap for their printer (and so it gets clogged/jammed.) I can't honestly remember ever having this paper get jammed or wrinkled on its way through. A+!