Uinkit 200 Sheets Double Sided Photo Paper Glossy 8.5×11 54lbs Inkjet for Dye Ink 200Gsm Value Bulk Pack Picture 8.5 x 11 9.5Mil for Inkjet…

Excellent quality and price!

I made my first purchase of this paper in March 2021, and now I have reordered. I have used it for posters, greeting cards, and just for printing photos. I have been an amateur photographer for over 60 years, and I don’t want to print my work on second rate paper. There would have been no point in spending the money on a good camera only to see poor results in print. My eyes may be 77 years old, but they still work!

The printed pictures are sharp, and the colours true. One review mentioned that the black smudges easily. I have not found that at all, and I suspect the problem wasn’t the paper, but rather that he was using pigment black (PG Black), not the dye based inks used in the other colours. Otherwise, why was it only black that gave the problem?

The weight of this paper is ideal. Heavy enough that it has “heft”, but not too heavy for my Canon Pixma TR7600 printer. And when I fold my greeting cards, I can get a sharp fold with no cracking or peeling. After I slide my little folding tool over the crease it ends up very sharp and clean.

All told, this paper is about as good as it gets, and the price for 200 sheets is truly excellent value.

My review is based only on the Canon Pixma G5020 printer. Although the color prints look great when freshly printed, I caution for using this paper for prints that are intended to be exposed for long periods to natural light because the images will fade to a greenish tint within a few weeks of printing. However if images are kept in book form so that the print is not exposed to light for days at a time, this paper will work great because the ink does not smudge or cross over to the facing page as with cheaper paper. I also don’t recommend duplex printing as the ink does not dry fast enough.

I liked everything about it! I’ve used it before; that’s why I ordered it again. It makes very nice booklets.

I started making cards in 97. Started off with graphic designs because photos just didn’t speak to me. I personalize every single card with first names to everyone and hope I never miss anyone. When we moved back to MT I started taking photos of outdoor STUFF like Moose in our yard and Eagles and wild Turkey’s and Mt. Goats and Ram’s and oh yeah plants too and trees. Live in the NW heart of the rockies mostly forested and what do you know this kind of paper allows me to do photo work on outside and design a lovely hallmark sometimes a bit whimsical and personalize the cards and add sentiments inside. How fantastic is that. Beats white bread every time. Also due to the double sided printing I can still keep my cards at the basic first class stamp postage. Ok most of the time sometimes I need to write a letter to those really close to us. I have no idea why the world turned upside down over card giving but I grew up where a card was about letting the person who was sent one know YOU CARED ABOUT THEM. I am aware when mimeographs came into being in the 60’s that was the start of the BRAG letters that morphed into worse the horrible two sometimes four pages of both sided thumbnail photo expose’s of where they sat on the beach and had coctails at some bar or what have you and oh wait what happened to GREETINGS to YOU. I’m still old fashion and I still want the person who gets the card to know it’s about them and that they gave our lives joy in knowing them. It’s a bit upside down world these days I understand social media and technology has helped flip things over a few times over the past 50 years or so. NO WAY not 50 years. Almost married to same fella that long. Dang where did that time go. Sure glad for this paper as it saves a little time and actually money via postage and lets me send a decent looking card that usually is well received. So I have one itty picky little negative with this paper. It will break along it’s crease line now and again if you are not super careful when you fold it over. About 1 in 30-40 cards this happens too. If you have to for some reason re-crease or try to adjust your fold at all it will definitely break. Usually not enough I feel the need to print another card but it’s upsetting sometimes. They make a lighter weight and heavier weight paper both double sided too. I haven’t tried either yet. I plan to pick up a 100 pack of the lighter to keep on hand just in case USPS jumps it’s postage again. Didn’t use to have to worry now definitely it’s something to be mindful of. I am happy with the quality of the print. (Not always my printer or printers but the card does a decent job for sure. No not great but it’s not an expensive paper so you can’t expect EXPENSIVE 50 cents to 2 or even 3 dollar a sheet paper. (I can’t believe I used to pay that much 20 years ago.) Stay safe everyone and get out there and get some wonderful OUTDOOR PHOTOS…oh sure get a few shots of you know who in their beach chair to send along in those thumbnails. It could be anyone btw as who can say that isn’t Uncle JJ or is it …honey where’s my magnifier the BIG ONE. :)))) One side is really the PHOTO paper here the other takes good text and graphics well but not so much photo on the flip side. I also feed one sheet at a time through the printers when making a big run. Stay safe…but enjoy life and find some HUMOR.

This is nice paper. Especially for the value.
It is a little lighter than I expected but I can print on both sides without seeing through it.
Good gloss level for my needs, not super high gloss but much better than some “gloss” papers that are closer to semigloss.
Print quality is good for me. I use it for glossy handouts and information cards. I don’t think I’d use it for photos if I wanted really high quality feel. My printer isn’t a photo printer so I can’t comment on the print quality from that perspective. I use an Epson ET-7750 printer and get professional handouts.
I’ll buy it again if the price stays the same