HP Glossy, Dual Sided Brochure & Flyer laserjet Paper, 5 mil., 8.5x11", 150 Sheets

2020-11-07T19:00:00

I bought this 2 days ago and on my xerox laserprinter 6125 it is an disaster, the first photo is on HP enhanced businesspaper, the second photo is as it should look like, on normal paper

pedewe

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2020-07-25T20:00:00

One corner of the ream is a little bit bent - fortunately for my current project that corner will not be used, but the paper was expensive, and I'd prefer it be pristine for future projects. Can't find online instructions for printing following link on pkg, and looking for support online. Maybe site is down this Sunday morning.

Venice S.

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2020-05-25T20:00:00

I bought it a month ago and I will save it for color copying.

Rbauer170

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2019-02-11T19:00:00

This paper is great for color inkjet printing. The weight is just right for a brochure or booklet. It folds crisply with no smudges.

Jacquie

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2019-02-10T19:00:00

I design my own greeting cards from the Hallmark Greeting card program and use the Glossy Brochure Paper which is about the same weight as Cardstock, but the cards print out much more vibrant as the colors do not bleed out as the regular cardstock does, and saves me time in not having to glitter or increase the amount of ink used as having to with regular card stock to get a more vibrant color card.

Bobby1942

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2018-12-25T19:00:00

I use printed items for my decoupage. Regular paper bleeds when I use it for this purpose. Because this paper is heavier & glossy, it's works perfectly!

Cate2

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2018-11-06T19:00:00

This product is good price and perfect for printing cards. However, it has been out of stock for months and I need it NOW

Jeremy1

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2018-03-24T20:00:00

HP Glossy Inkjet brochure paper used to be wonderful; however, the new 48-lb glossy (?) brochure paper does not produce the same quality flyers. It is not as glossy and the colors are not as vivid as the 40-lb brochure paper, which I can no longer find.

Peg13

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2017-12-11T18:19:21

Thinner weight and not as saturated as I expected.

JASON T.

2017-08-06T20:00:00

Great product! Awesome! I would recommend this product

Cindy64

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2017-07-19T20:00:00

Sharpest and most brilliant pictures, images and text you will ever print on a hand-out. Just a touch heavier than the competition and the results are fabulous.

RobertScott

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2014-01-22T19:00:00

I've used this paper for color calendars since it's been available and it's better than anything else I've ever tried. My calendars are beautiful, and it also makes excellent prints of pictures and my wife's water color paintings.

Barry57

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2012-12-28T19:00:00

I didn't see many options for laser photo paper, so I'm grateful to HP for providing a clear option for this. HP also fulfilled the order quickly with a great shipping deal. I'm printing on a Dell colour laser and the quality of output is OK. Suitable for small photos, brochures, etc. With larger pictures I'm not so happy with the print quality. Please take into account that I'm not experienced with this type of product.

RichardInOakland

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2012-08-26T20:00:00

This paper consistently performs. Very pleased with printing results.

5691D

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2012-03-22T20:00:00

I use this glossy brochure paper for a variety of things I produce for my business. The weight of the paper, the glossiness, the texture....everything is perfect for my needs.

anothermavsfan

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2012-01-24T19:00:00

I use the paper for DVD & Blu-ray cover. Look great

sonet

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2011-10-09T20:00:00

I've been using this paper for homemade greeting cards for over 5 years. I've gotten many compliments on the cards so I think using this paper is part of my success.

FredMilpitas

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2011-01-31T19:00:00

Like the previous viewer, I have noticed that batches of this paper are yellower and other batches are much brighter, much whiter. It is unfortunate when using this paper for repeat printing of brochure contents, since some are very bright, and others appear yellow, as if the lacquer on the surface had aged significantly and turned yellow. Not sure what HP is doing, but their quality control on 8 1/2 x 11 glossy brochure paper is not what it was. And this is really too bad, since this is THE principle paper choice for small businesses printing brochure contents and fliers. I hope they get it together soon, otherwise I'll have to move to Epson, which is also a good product, but works best on Epson printers - a significant move for me. I do use Epson for large format printing, but my HP has always been much easier, more trouble-free, less expensive and the real work horse of the office for all 81/2 x 11 printing.

Spence011

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2010-11-03T20:00:00

I recently purchased your "Brochure Paper 180g" The color is yellowish, Even though you say it is 98 briteness on your web site. The package does not tell anywhere what the brightness is. I am comparing it to your "Brochure & Flyer Paper" which is 98 Brightness as stated on the package. I am disappointed in your newer product.

webleck

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