100 Sheets 180 GSM Professional 6 x 4 Glossy Photo Paper,6 x 4 Photographic Paper for Canon,Hp,Epson Inkjet Printers Labelwonderland (6" x 4" inchs-100 Sheets)

I often try out new glossy photo papers so when I saw this one I thought I'd give it a go. Ordered it last evening and it arrived at dinner time today. This afternoon I got a few sheets out of the package ,sorted out some favourite photos ( I've printed these pictures many times before so I know how they should look )and printed them off. The results were excellent. They are a medium grade at 180gsm which is fine if you are framing and /or laminating the pictures. Instant drying so no smudging, the colour rendition wa exellent I have anEpson 750 so I always use the single sheet rear slot when printing photographs ( meaning no paper is too thick. ) One thing I did notice is the freshly printed photo has a very slight wrinkle but as it dries this completely disappeared . You don't get this with thicker papers but it shows good ink absorption I suppose. This thickness is also ideal if you are making jewel case inserts which need to be folded. The photos I printed all matched my expectations. Nice gloss finish and at £9.99 for 100 sheets that's a penny per photograph! !!. As long as you aren't using manufactures in k ( who can afford those prices ? ) you can afford to be generous with your photo,or any other printing. So, to sum. up ,this paper is a very good buy all round.

good quality paper, dries quickly and great value for money.10/10

Nothing special and below expected quality. IMO OK for printing samples

Great gloss photo paper at a very good price and no P&P

second time using this seller good paper at right price

Super quality and great service good seller

I have a canon MG 3250 inkjet printer. So it’s an old printer. It’s printed fine print for my labels clearly!

This is a case of you get what you pay for.If your looking for a photo paper for volume, not particularly important images etc, this may well do.However, is a very thin 180gsm.I printed out a borderless Black and White image and because of the amount of ink required for a high quality print, the paper goes wavy due to the moisture.I've had other 180gsm papers that haven't done this which is why I made the "it's thin" comment.This is either NOT 180gsm or the paper used is pretty poor.If you re wanting to print important photos or you're after a quality finish, I'd recommend spending some more money on a better brand of paper.