Avery Magnetic Printable Business Cards, 2" x 3.5", Matte White, 30 Blank Cards for Inkjet Printers (08374)

This was exactly what I needed. Sent out class reunion invitations to my class and inserted a SAVE-THE-DATE designed magnet in each invite, so that our guests can put these on their fridge as a reminder. I don't know why some people complained about how these ran through their printers. I used the Avery template but first printed my page on regular paper because I know every printer does not feed the same. I made some minor adjustments to my leading and after that... voila! I kept a stack of regular paper in my feed tray to be sure the magnet stock had a level feed. I ran ONE SHEET at a time. I also made sure the output tray had a stack of paper on it, to ensure the magnet stock did not bend or hang while coming out of the printer, so each individual magnet was printed without any stress. It was so easy. No jams, no smears, no waste. Taking these few minor steps could have saved some of you some headaches. My printer feeds flat from the front, however the stock does need to curve over to exit the front as well. Still they did not snap apart. I printed 450 magnets (15 sheets) without a hitch.

I'm a pretty tech-savvy person, but I could not get these to line up with my printer on the first try, which was a fairly expensive mistake. I would normally have printed on paper and tweaked from there, but I was in a time crunch. It ended up costing me extra time and a waste of 1/3 of the sheets. I use a color laser printer, which is not what this product is supposed to be printed through, but I wanted the images on the magnet to be water-proof. I had a problem when the magnets came loose from the sheet. I found them stuck to the printer in various places, but they did print. In the end, the 20 cards I did get to print looked nice. I think if this product were used in the right printer, it would have been easier to work with, but the template still seems a bit off.

I used this product at my company to create inventory tags on various metal shelves. The tags work great and I thought the magnet was fairly strong considering it's thickness and size. I had no trouble printing them at all using a fairly dated laserjet printer. If you use a cheap deskjet with poor rollers it probably won't print correctly. You also should hold both the sides while it's feeding to ensure it's fed straight.A note on the templates: I've never had an avery template in Word that I could just use without making minor tweaks. This one I had to slightly adjust the height of each business card so they were all even. Definitely check first by printing on a thick piece of paper before wasting a whole sheet of magnets.

We used these at our church to create magnets to promote an upcoming Easter service. They turned out really well. The only complaint I had was that you had to feed the magnet paper one sheet at a time because they would stick together and go through all at once. That was an easy fix though. They also didn't provide a template but gave you way to find a template online. We just created our own and that worked well enough. They looked authentic and did work just like a magnet should! Very pleased. We bought 2 packs to begin with and have now purchased at least 10-15 more packs because we like the end product so much!

We used these at our church to create magnets to promote an upcoming Easter service. They turned out really well. The only complaint I had was that you had to feed the magnet paper one sheet at a time because they would stick together and go through all at once. That was an easy fix though. They also didn't provide a template but gave you way to find a template online. We just created our own and that worked well enough. They looked authentic and did work just like a magnet should! Very pleased. We bought 2 packs to begin with and have now purchased at least 10-15 more packs because we like the end product so much!

Items are as described. I am satisfied.

Easy to use and the print colors came out great. Only issue is that after 2 weeks on my fridge the corners have started to kind of curl up so the magnet doesn't lay all the way flat anymore. It's just a small curl and not too noticeable for the art/crafts stuff I'm using it for. If I was a business professional I might want something a little better if I were presenting them to clients.

Load the right Avery Template into your Word processor, or favorite print shop program, design away, and a clear, usable card is made!I actually printed pictures of my products on them, and then used them on a display board.Anything you can fit on a business card will definitely fit on these.

Time saved plus the cards print good on inkjet. Not as sturdy of a card as attaching to a magnet strip, but the end result is acceptable.