PRES-a-ply Laser Address Labels, 1 x 2-5/8, White, 3000/Box

These are the best quality labels you can get for a value price, I will not order any other brand! These labels work great in my laser printer - no issues with smearing and the adhesive works very well. The finish is matte. I print full color designs - you can even use these for product labels and decorative stickers.

These labels are NOT Avery brand labels. They are apparently EQUIVALENT to Avery® Easy Peel White Mailing Labels for Laser Printers, 1 x 2-5/8 Inches, Box of 3000 Labels (5160). I am glad I did not find the true Avery labels before I ordered these, because these are fine, and cost less when free Amazon Prime shipping is considered.Pros:1. Although the say they are for LASER printers, they work perfectly with my INK-JET printer. Since they state they are for laser printers, I can only assume they work fine for laser as well.__1.1. The labels did not come off and jam my printer - even when I accidentally printed on both sides of the sheet. I include this rather embarrassing fact to stress that the labels did not separate themselves from the 8.5 x 11 backing paper even when put through the printer twice. (When my printer prints on both sides of a sheet, the paper goes through a lot of small rollers to turn the paper over. Nonetheless, the labels stayed on the backing sheet.)__1.2. The text I printed onto these labels seems perfect. I do not know why they do not state the labels are good for both ink-jet and laser.2. They unpeel from the backing sheet very easily.3. They stick to paper securely.4. They are exactly the same size, and placed on the sheet exactly like, Avery 5160 labels, so they can use the Avery 5160 label template. In Microsoft Word, click on____Office (squiggly design) Button_____New______Under "Microsoft Office Online", click on_______Labels________Mailing and shipping_________Business__________Mailing labels (30 per sheet, works with Avery 5160, 8160)___________DownloadCon:They are not centered perfectly on the 8.5 x 11 sheet - I would say individual sheets vary plus or minus about 1/32 inch (± ~0.03"). THIS MAY NOT BE AN ISSUE FOR YOU because the template mentioned above by default protects you from printing close to a label's edge. This was an issue for me only because I am using the labels to create flash cards, and I am trying to use every square millimeter.

Do not buy that overpriced brand that begins with the letter A! These are just what your money saving purses and wallets ordered. I use a HP printer and the alignment is right on the money with these. Plus they come in a box for easy storage.

I tried a different company and got labels that couldn't be used. I immediately returned those and ordered Pres-a-ply. I can always count on these to WORK properly! Great with a laser printer.

I send 3000-7000 pieces of mailing every quarter, and I had been using name brand labels all those years. I ran out one day, and didn't have time to run to the store, so I tried ordering from Amazon for next day delivery. When I searched for the labels, Pre-a-ply came up among the list. The price caught my attention since it was 1/3 of what I would had normally paid. I was worried about the quality, but I gave it a try Since the price was so good, I really had nothing to lose.I was so happy when the labels arrived because they looked just like any other name brands that I had use. The paperweight might be just a tag thinner, but it worked totally the same.I've been using Press-a ply ever since, and have also tried labels in other sizes. They were all good; both in prices and in quality.

Do you own 3000 things? Well, if you do, you can use these to put your name on them! That's not why I bought them, but it's a great alternative use, don't you think? I suppose you could also use them to address letters or whatever, but I like to think outside the box. I mean, it's a label. It does what it does and there's not much more to say about it. I guess I could say they've never jammed in my printer and they seem to stick pretty well, but you would expect that if you were going to buy it, wouldn't you? And if it did have problems, this wouldn't be a five star review, would it? No. I rate it five stars because it meets all my expectations. The only problem I've had is not always knowing what side to put up in my printer, but I didn't think it worth while to blame the label for that one.

Good value for the money, labels are a little thinner than maybe brand but they do the job

Last week I went to one of the big box office supply stores to buy address labels. When I saw that the price for 200 sheets was nearly $60, and that was for the store brand product, not the name brand, I just about fainted. I got on my phone and looked up address labels on Amazon and found these. About $15 for 200 sheets as opposed to $60. There were a few reviews complaining about quality, but these are just address labels folks. So I tried them and they worked perfectly. I used them in my INKJET printer, no jams, no ink smears, just perfect. I was happy to save $45 and actually like the quality of these labels better than the big box store labels I've used in the past. I cannot attest to how they work in a laser printer, but they worked perfectly for me in an inkjet.