Mohawk Color Copy Gloss Paper 94-Bright Pure White Shade, 32 lb 17 x 11 Inches 500 Sheets/Ream - Sold as 1 Ream (36-202)

I was unable to use the paper to print two-sided on our laser color printer. It's too slick and kept smearing. But it is very nice quality paper. And, to be fair, I don't know that another glossy paper would have worked better.

It smeared ink on the paper - had to order different paper

The paper works beautifully for inkjet printing of documents and illustrations. The lines come out crisp and not fuzzy, like when you print on laser printer paper. The paper is somewhat heavy weight, but thinner of laser paper of the same weight, so it's not as stiff in hand (you won't feel as heavy when handling). One downside of inkjet printing on this paper is that the ink dries very slowly.The downside of this paper is that it won't work with laser printer. It's more likely to cause troubles, like paper jam or toner not fixed properly.Another downside of this paper is when you hand write on the paper. Fountain pens are usually no good. Some ball point and roller balls work reasonably. Pencils are a poor choice, as well. Brush pens, and real brushes (Japanese calligraphy) work well on this paper except the paper doesn't absorb or feather, so the lines will come out very crisp and sharp.

It shipped in clear plastic shrink wrap, which is not how Mohawk is sold.Seems to me they're hiding the real manufacturer.For the reviews saying it doesn't work in laser, you have to set your paper type to thick (to slow down the printer) or toner will not fuse to the paper. This is common with any glossy paper.

I am an Admin Assistant to a large company, so when you read this, please know I deal with many vendors, but wanted to make this particular company shine due to it's example of customer service. This paper is great! about the consistency of Time Magazine's cover. the gloss is perfect to make for those nice pamphlets and makes print/images very clear and easy to read. I ended up ordering too much of this paper and had to send some back. the seller was amazing! I had something terrible happen and wanted to share my experience; I sent this paper back via Fed Ex since the weight was an issue (it was costly to send). when it arrived, the seller contacted me and took pictures of the disaster in which it arrived. the paper that I packed it up in looked like it had been thrown around, resulting in reams of paper being ripped out from it's casing. needless to say, I was very upset seeing these pictures, and contacted my shipper directly.Newark Design and Print Supplies (the supplier) stayed in communication with me the whole way, answering all my questions and was on the ball with everything! the greatest thing I loved about them the most is that they were concerned with me getting the most I could get back from the losses. they were able to help get me the refund on the reams of paper that were still good, and I was able to put a claim in with Fed Ex in order to get back some of what I lost. The whole experience was the best I could have asked for in a bad situation and Mark (the guy who helped me the whole time!!) was so wonderful and acted like it was his money that was lost also, not just mine and my situation to deal with. thank you Mark, for your extra customer service in care!! this whole thing went down so much better because of you! I really appreciate you and your company! because of this, I am a very, very happy customer!

The box was damaged, the wrapping was torn on all sides (both reams) & paper exposed - 10 or so pieces from each ream were unusable.

ok. but the thickness was more like 28 lbs rather than 32 lbs

I was hoping it would work with an inkjet printer, but it didn't. Keeping the paper because it works great with laser printers.