Uinkit100 Sheets 8.5x11 Letter Size Thick Heavyweight Photo Paper Double Sided Glossy Cardstock 80LB 300Gsm 15.7Mil Brochure, Only for professional Inkjet Printer and Dye Ink

Printer used: Epson SureColor p800Printer setting: Premium Photo Paper GlossyPros:- Relatively inexpensive for thick photo paper. The price I picked it up at was $23.99, or 24¢/page.- Is actually double-sided. Saw some reviews saying one side wasn't as glossy—that wasn't the case for me, though it may vary from batch to batch.- Packaging was good. Paper arrived undamaged in a neat cardboard box inside ripped Amazon packaging.- Printed well and ink dried instantly.- Almost perfect stiffness & texture for playing cards, though I do wish they were a little sturdier.- Although nobody is going to use this for professional work so there's no ICC profile provided for this paper, the packaging does come with recommended settings for Epson, Canon, and HP printers (albeit very misspelled.)Cons:- Measured it with calipers and it came out to be 0.3mm.- Packaging is riddled with typos.Notes:- It cuts well on a carbon dioxide laser. 55 power, 100 speed, 200 PPI cuts the paper cleanly on the VLS 6.60.- Despite being glossy, the pages slide easily against each other without clinging too much. Good for making print and play board game cards.

I use it for my business and it works amazing. It has a perfect thickness to it. I print on a cannon pixma and an Epson with eco ink and it prints out beautifully. You can use them for business cards, flyers, etc and of course photos. It also cuts out nicely on a Cricut on poster board setting. You really get bang for your buck with this I don’t understand the negative reviews that the ink smears off and it doesn’t for me. I also wait a minute before I do anything with it but it dries instantly for me. Will continue purchasing. Hands down the best photo paper cardstock I’ve ever bought.

I’ve tried lots of different brands and this has been the best. I make photocards for fan events and this card stock is great quality and produces the best pictures. It is very thick and sturdy. It’s important to make sure your printer can handle it. It’s not a product problem if the printer isn’t built for this type of cardstock, which is the majority of negative reviews I’ve seen.

The print and paper quality are both amazing! I sell prints of my artwork, and the thickness is perfect. The only issue is that my model of Epson Eco tank sadly does not take paper this thick, and I had the dreaded little "pizza wheel" marks all over my prints. It's just a matter of the paper being too thick for my model and me not realizing it, and not at all the fault of the seller. If I had a higher-end EcoTank that can handle cardstock this thick, I'm sure this would have worked out great.

The media could not be loaded. I don't leave reviews often but I've seen some negative ones and I feel the need to set the record straight. I use this paper with a Canon G620 which uses a dye based ink. It dries immediately and beautifully. My printer is also rear loading. With how thick the paper is, there is no way a front loader could work with it. I use this to make bookmarks (among other things) and am so impressed with the quality. Love love love!

I used my EPSON eco tank 4800 inkjet to print these and I am very happy with the results. It’s a thick COVER card stock so it has the feel of a decent quality business card and it’s glossy on both sides. The entire pack iis less than the cost of getting 200 cards printed locally! That matters to me any my small business.The card stock did snag on very small details on my cutting machine. That was the only con and if you know cutting machines then you know how to fix it

The paper does print very nicely on both sides. Using a Cannon PIXMA G7020 the prints come out accurate and hold the ink without smudging (after a couple minutes of drying at least - I always lay each finished sheet on a table for a few minutes before working with/touching much). That is with the highest quality settings using official manufacturer inks.The thickness is, like others have said, what you'd expect from a postcard.I got this paper for trading card game 'proxies' and for game playtesting and replacing damaged boardgame cards. It doesn't have the "snap" normal tcg/playing cards have (though some of the difference may be the coating used on the cards after print) but the thickness is perfect and the cards feel good to play with and shuffle once sleeved.Finally; the value is also great. It does as well as other gloss paper I've bought at more expensive prices. This will be a regular purchase for me.

Excellent quality product with exceptional packaging.

I run a small bunkhouse seasonal gallery in the summer months and I was looking to sell some smaller items alongside other art merchandise this year. I have a Canon Pixma Pro-100 that I LOVE for printing my prints. But my concern was that this paper would be too thick for my printer but not thick enough to make postcards from. I was wrong on both counts because this paper goes through my printer with ease but also prints BEAUTIFUL images and is the same thickness as other postcards - maybe even better quality. I've licensed the work of other artists this year as well as printing my own work. I've used this paper for both paper bookmarks and postcards - the postcards I print front and back - and it has been exceptional! I can't say enough good things. The artists have all been REALLY happy with how their work has translated. Both sides are glossy but you can tell the front has a slight bit more sheen. Which is perfect. The back is glossy but not so glossy that it doesn't properly absorb and display ink - either the computer ink or ink from a pen. This paper would also be great for accordion pamphlets or brochures. I'm considering printing my own business cards on it as well. Highly recommend!

I'm not sure why others are giving 1 Star reviews for issues that have nothing to do with the product itself. If you're complaining that the paper gets stuck in your printer or the ink smears, that's a printer incompatibility.This paper has worked PERFECTLY with my Pixma Pro 100. The ink is dry as soon I pick up the print. I have not experienced any smudges or smearing in the slightest.No issues with paper jamming as my printer can handle it with no problems whatsoever.Nice and thick for glossy cardstock. Good for Prints or Greeting Cards. Image is vibrant. One side slightly more textured.Furthermore, the packaging was just beyond what I expected. Very sturdy with customer in mind. Not one sheet was bent or warped.Great product and value.

true to its specification, I have tried many papers but this is the only 300 gsm paper meet the thickness as advertised.Only downside is one side is very smooth other side is bumpy and reflects light and not good. I wish they make both sides smooth.

Excellent product. I am extremely happy with the quality of the printing. Unlike photo paper, that can be printed on only one side, this card stock lets you print on both sides. This is very convenient when making greeting cards.As the description says, this is a thick card stock. At 80 lbs. it is thicker than the average card stock. This means you must check your printer specifications to see if can handle 80 lbs (300 GSM). My Canon Pixma Pro-200 printer can handle it without problem. Not every printer can.If your printer can handle, this is a beautiful, versatile product. Highly recommended.

They did warn that it is thick and some printers can't handle this paper. I have printed lots of heavy duty cardstock and have an excellent printer but it couldn't handle this paper. Perhaps with it being thick and glossy it just wouldn't go through. I tried several times and they got stuck. I'll have to use it some other way.