Features:

  • NEW PACKAGING DESIGN: Formerly HP Bright White. Same great paper, but packaging may vary
  • BRIGHT WHITE PAPER: Extra white and super bright for high-contrast documents with bold colors
  • ENGINEERED FOR PRINT: Made for HP’s Page Wide Technology so you can print faster, use less energy, and be more productive.
  • COLORLOK TECHNOLOGY: Print and lock in the truest colors which provide more vivid colors, bolder blacks and faster drying.
  • FOREST STEWARDSHIP COUNCIL: Made from responsibly managed and harvested, renewable forest resources
Great HP injet paper and good shipping!

I've used many different kinds of inject printer paper and believe this "HP Bright White Injet" paper is the best. It's heavier gauge than most at 24lb but not too thick. And the 97 brightness level seems real good . I was leery about having it shipped to my home since I read a review which said the corners of the paper pack hit something causing all paper corners to be bent. Mine was shipped in a box with air bags for cushioning. Still the whole end of the box was bent in and I was concerned the paper was damaged. I was really glad to open the box and find no damage to the paper pack (500 sheets) at all. I'm not sure who the vendor "JAJ Supplies" is but they say they're "A small but mighty family centered company" in their description. They must just be the "middle man" since I was really surprised to have a delivery slip from SamsClub.com who thanked me for my order! I don't care if the order did go through Amazon > JAJ Supplies > SamsClub since the price is right at $6.30 for the paper and $3 shipping. Great job and I'll gladly make this purchase again when I'm near to running out of printer paper!

The Grey Poupon of Paper

With printer ink retailing at around $5000.00 per gallon, why would anyone print on cheap paper? Beats me. I cannot stand thin, dull printer paper and neither should you. When I am printing my work or trying to send a message, I want paper that matches the quality of my efforts and thoughts. HP Bright White Ink Jet paper fills that need. A paper that is heavy weight, blinding white, and smudge free. You can see and feel the difference.

Consistent quality, exceptional brightness/colors and heavy weight. Gives brilliant print. Highly Recommended!

Let me tell you why, for an Inkjet user, this is the best paper you will buy. I've used HP printers for as long as I have had computers (25 years+), and have used HP inkjet printers for the last 12-years or so (replacing my HP Laser printers). That said, although laser printers may provide the sharpest resolution, inkjet can come damn close. What makes my inkjet printer akin to laser quality? ... the brightness and integrity of the paper. This HP paper gives sharp blacks and crisp brilliant colors that approximate photo quality. At a "97" brightness level (super white), this paper is a bargain at any price that's $30/box ($6.00/ream) or less. Discounted, I typically pay $7-8 for a single ream of paper of this brightness & weight. Further, I have been loyal to HP since the paper is "Made in The USA". I'm sorry if this offends anyone, but Made in USA is important to me. If you print as much as I do (or even just occasionally) and you are concerned with quality, sharpness and brilliance of color images, you will be very happy with this HP paper, whether purchased by the ream or by the case.

Excellent Paper, Excellent Price

Excellent quality paper at a good price. Not much else to say. It's paper. I mean, maybe if I were Dwight Schrute I could wax on poetically about the amazing qualities of this fine Dunder-Mifflin level quality product from their rivals at HP. Jolly good show, Mr. Hewlett, Mr. Packard. I even heard Pam uses this in the fax machine at The Office, but shush, don't tell anyone.

Quality feel and look

This is the perfect paper at a really great price. It holds up so much better than a standard 20lb paper for any kind of document that you want to keep. And for handouts (which we do lots of), I prefer the 24lb weight. It doesn't wrinkle with ink saturation in normal printing--even with graphics, and it just communicates quality better than the lighter paper. You can't help noticing the difference. At this price, it's almost impossible to beat. And with Prime, I don't have to go anywhere to get it!

Looks good. Feels good. Tastes...wait. Just buy this already!

Once you start there's no going back. I tried going back to lesser quality copy paper and I threw up in my mouth a little bit. Ok maybe I exaggerated but the point is you can really tell the difference. Regular copy paper is flimsy and practically transparent. This paper is top notch my peeps. It's brighter and thicker. It makes your work stand out. I print full color detailed maps on it with an inkjet printer and it looks spectacular! I don't mind paying a few dollars more. This paper makes your work look and feel better. Other than spending a fortune on photo paper for my maps, this paper is the way to go. Last tip: I wouldn't recommend this for resumes though. To me, this is more of a everyday home use. If you are trying to get a good job I would use the following: Southworth Exceptional Resume Paper, 100% Cotton, 32 lb, white, 100 Count (RD18CF)

Not the cheapest paper, but the quality and brightness are A++

Not exactly cheap, but it is super bright and heavyweight. I took a chance and got the case. Given the shipping and everything else involved it is actually a pretty solid deal. I will have paper for several months now, and maybe even a year, but I didn't want to drive 30 minutes each way to Staples. Amazon brought it and saved me an hour of my time, and overall the price was about the same when you factor in gas and time wasted. So the convenience is a serious plus and the paper is good. It is smooth (some bargain-priced ink jet paper feels rough by comparison) and as I said, bright white. Little things like this matter. It NEVER JAMS which is something I don't think about until paper does jam, so that is a bonus. It is packaged for retail. I have no intention of selling off my extra reams of paper, but I suppose that if you did this would be a solid purchase, as each ream comes in the attractive plastic wrapper shown in the product shot. Inkjet ink dries very quickly on this. I have never had any smudges. Also, I know I am not supposed to use this in my laser printer but it has been working. I am calling that a win.

Nice paper!

I just hated the feel and look of cheap paper coming out of our printer, yuk. This has worked well in our HP Officejet Pro 8600. Yes, this would be good for a letter or document. (john's wife)

The HP paper wins side-by-side comparison

For many years I only bought HP printers, and to assure I got the quality I was paying for I used HP papers. Once I started buying other brand printers and other brand papers I learned that there really is a difference, maybe not so much with the hardware these days but definitely with the papers. As a professional photographer I know that not all paper is created the same, whether it be specialty photo paper or just ordinary office everyday paper. I’ve visited paper factories and attended technical paper seminars and probably know more than I should about papers. It’s true that you can use any paper in any printer for everyday use (that’s absolutely not true when it comes to photo papers). If your printer handles it without jamming you’re probably okay. And for most of what we print (a lot of it ending up in the wastebasket within hours) it’s just not a big deal. But there’s all that in-between printing where the look and feel of the paper and the quality of the text/graphics makes a difference … resumes, presentations, ad flyers, things like that. And for those purposes you can’t get much better than this particular grade of paper from HP, which makes it the right one to buy. As the number one choice of Amazon customers and also one of the most reasonably priced papers there’s no reason for me to even consider anything else. I printed the same image on the HP paper and on “copier” paper I got at the club store and scanned them side-by-side. While the difference isn’t dramatic the HP paper definitely has more saturated color. I use this paper exclusively in my HP inkjet, Samsung color laser, Canon B&W laser, Canon inkjet and Samsung B&W laser printers. I have never had a jam, the ink has never smeared, the image has never faded … I use it for everything other than photo printing. There’s probably a good reason why it’s the top choice of most people here.

THIS IS MORE THAN JUST PAPER - IT IS SUPER PAPER

Yes I know I know its just paper, well this is not just paper, it is SUPER PAPER. So I was looking to buy 1 ream of paper a month on one of those recurring deliveries. I had a subscription in the past but they ran out so I hooked this one up..I have to admit the paper is STRONG and THICK,,,so THICK in fact you can feel it in your hands. Really really nice paper get it....Seriously dont you hate that paper that you can almost see thru it makes no sense for a few pennies more you get SUPER PAPER

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