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HP Q8842A Color Laser Glossy Photo Paper Save 53% off
- Color Laser Glossy Photo Paper
- 4 x 6 in Paper that Meets Postal Service Requirements
- Get Durable Photos with Print Shop Quality
- Resist Smudging
- Prints Will Dry Instantly and Resist Smearing and Scratches
Depending on your printer, you may have to set up a custom print size as not all HP printers have 4x6 as a default option. I found that using the "ICM Printer" option in color management turned out better for me than the ICM Printer Calibration, ICM Host System or ICM disabled (ICM is an option in the HP printer driver). I use a laserjet 2550N.
I never have had any jamming issues or anything with this paper. I always use the manual feed tray.
While HP has matte, satin and glossy, once the toner is applied to the paper, the toner itself is pretty darn matte so for me, it really doesn''t matter what surface the paper has as long as it''s not like inkjet.
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Well worth the money high quality and gives very good results with my new Cannon Laser printer will order moreRead Best Reviews of HP Q8842A Color Laser Glossy Photo Paper Here
Not quite the brilliance and definition from the InkJet photo printer, but perfectly fine for most uses. Appreciate the speed and the fact that the "ink" is dry when it comes out of the laser printer.Want HP Q8842A Color Laser Glossy Photo Paper Discount?
This works with my color laser printer, but the quality really isn''t as good as my color ink jet printers. I guess there''s no getting around having to pay for the horrible ink costs of an ink jet when it comes to printing photos.Save 53% off
I really like the photo because it seem to be the only photo paper I can use with my laser paper that doesn''t streak. I will be ordering from this seller in the near future. Hope he have more of the photo paper.
Brother MFC-420CN Color Inkjet Network Multifunction
- Prints, copies, scans, and faxes
- Up to 20 ppm print speed, up to 6,000 x 1,200 dpi resolution
- Up to 17 cpm copy speed, reduces and enlarges 25 to 400%
- 600 x 2,400 dpi scan resolution, 36-bit color; 6 seconds per page faxing
- USB 2.0 and Ethernet interfaces; PC and Mac compatible
I''ve never experienced much in the way of paper jams, so I would guess that at this price point, Brother just isn''t providing consistent build quality. That''s too bad, because the prospect of a bad unit is a real disincentive. I''m still satisfied overall, but recognize that not everyone is having the same experience. And of course the downtime resulting in purchase of a second unit was a drag. I would consider a different printer, but Epson and HP have both been such poor experiences for me (with far inferior support), that I will still probably prioritize a new Brother model when I need to upgrade. No sign of that happening any time soon though.
August 30, 2006
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Ok, I have only had this all-in-one for a little over a week. But after years of being a slave to the HP ink needle, I am so happy with it I want to dance.
I have never really seriously considered Brother in the past, and now I feel like I have been living in the wrong world. Like if someone told you "My new car does 0-60 in 5 seconds, gets 70 mpg, and cost $1500. What, you didn''t know about those?"
For less than $150, I now have a very compact printer with 10baseT ethernet (goodbye nightmarishly technical HP JetDirect 300x external network box), separate ink tanks for all colors, more advanced features than my 3 year old HP that cost around $1000 with the JetDirect, sharper printing, and best of all, real, honest-to-goodness Mac OS X support. Their software and documentation shows an absolute commitment to doing Mac right. (It took a year and a half for HP to get the Mac drivers for my OfficeJet to be minimally functional, and never did manage to handle things like scanning from the unit to a computer on the network.) Brother has earned a long-term customer here, and I am telling everyone I know.
Like any AIO, the quality of printing and scanning is probably not up to what you can get in stand alone units. But for general small office/home office use, it is more than fine. If you want the highest photo quality, get a specialized photo printer with a 6-color head. But actually, the photo quality on this unit is still far better than you could get at any price only a few short years ago. It''s just that we have gotten spoiled at the truly amazing quality of photo inkjets in the last couple of years.
I will probably get one of the Olympus dye-subs for photos eventually, but in the meanwhile, prints from this on photo paper are plenty good enough for posting on my refrigerator door. And the resolution and appearance of business graphics, while again possibly not up to what current stand-alones will do, are the best of any printer I have ever owned, and leagues ahead of the older HP OfficeJet I just gave away.
And the best part is, it could fall apart in 6 months, and still not cost much more to replace than I have been spending on HP ink cartridges. My OfficeJet sucked down ink like a storm drain, and the cartridges were EXPENSIVE. It became clear in short order that their business model was built around bleeding you dry on consumable costs. Those guys have quite a racket, but I''m happy to say I am out from under it.
Thanks Brother, I will sing your praises to the skies.
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I must say overall I am very pleased with this printer:Pros:
Networkable right out of the box. I connected it to my wireless router and was immediately able to print from my laptop using its wireless connection. Not just that, I can also scan to my laptop and fax from my laptop wirelessly!
PC Fax function is excellently implemented: very user friendly
Excellent B&W and color copy functionality using the document feeder
Much more compact than most multi-function machines
Uses four separate ink cartridges (3 color + Black) to reduce wastage
Decent quality of printed photos though not really a photo-printer
Has built-in slots for memory stick, SD, CF, etc.
Allows easy cleaning and alignment via the menu
Very cheap for the functionality: about a hundred bucks after rebates
Cons:
Stops ALL functioning even if a single ink cartridge is empty. Say the Cyan cartridge is empty not only can''t you print in color, you can''t print in black & white either. What''s more you can''t scan or fax either!! This is just bad design!
Sometimes claims the ink cartridge is empty even when there is a little bit sloshing around at the bottom.
Brother Tech support is TERRIBLE!!
By the way I found out details of the maintenance mode for this device after hunting around. This is quite useful, so here it is for anyone that needs it. Anyone getting errors that they can''t get out of (such as shows no ink though ink is there) should try to reinitialize parameters using commands 91 or 01 of the maintenance mode.
Brother Maintenance Mode Commands:
Quickly press Menu/Set * 2 8 6 4 to enter maintenance mode.
Display should read maintenance.
Press one or more of the maintenance mode commands below. After each command display should read re-init for a few moments then redisplay maintenance.
Press 99 to exit the maintenance mode.
Maintenance mode commands:
01 Full RAM clear (see 91 below for retaining user programming)
02 scanner initialize (feed a white sheet, then a black sheet)
05 white level
09 print test
10 modify soft switches
11 print configuration list
16 panel test
19 CML test
20 signal test
21 tonal test
23 filter RX
54 scan edge
55 scanner area
66 test print memo
75 display drum life (if enabled on laser models)
76 reset drum life counter (laser models)
91 parameter initialize (user programming remains intact)
95 protection
99 Exit maintenance mode
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I bought this printer when it first came out. I thought "Ooooo, all in one PLUS an ethernet connection.. YES!!" Being the early adopter with not many reviews to read, I rushed to a retailer and swooped it off the shelf. For a period of 6 months, this was a PLAYER! I had good prints, scans, and copies (never tried the fax machine). Then after the 6 months, the printer developed a bad personality. Some of the "quirks":1) The printer now tells me on each print-out that it''s out of ink (often, several flavors). I just out the cartridge to reveal a more-than-half-full tank of magenta. Admittedly, these are pretty small tanks, but it''s not empty! I attempted to clear the cartridges nozzle with a cartridge cleaning solution. That worked... for about a day. Then, BEEP BEEP BEEP ***GIVE ME INK!***
And it gets better. If you actually runs out of ink in one of the cartridges... *drumroll* the printer refuses to print, scan, or copy. *cymbal crash* GENIUS! Either this is a ploy to force ink purchases or the engineers suffered from a bad case of stupid.
2) I never did clean the print heads, because the printer was sure to clean itself every day (YUM, YUM, INK!!!) Over time, I had to adjust the print settings to "fine" (instead of normal) to get a decently-clean printout. Otherwise, my printouts were Dali paintings.
3) Admittedly, the printer takes up very little space. This is partially because the #$%*&$*# paper tray can only hold 50 sheets of paper. So, I''ve heard my fair share of BEEP BEEP BEEP ***GIVE ME PAPER***
And this was just at first. Now as the personality of the printer has become stronger, the printer and I often have the following dialog. Fellow 420CN owners can probably relate.
Me: I''ll just print out this article.
420CN: OK... Wait dude, you''re out of Magenta.
Me: (taking out cartridge) Uh, no dude. We''re good on Magenta.
420CN: BEEP BEEP BEEP!!!
Me: Ok ok ok (cleans the magenta cartridge and reinserts it).
420CN: And Yellow!!!
Me: You''ve got to be kidding me... (cleans yellow and reinserts)
420CN: Ok, hang on. I''m bathing in Magenta and Yellow. tra-la-laaaa!!
Me: *sigh*
420CN: BEEP BEEP BEEP
Me: WHAT!!!!!!!
420CN: I can''t print. Check the troubleshooting manual.
Me: For what?
420CN: BEEP BEEP BEEP
Me: (opens scanner cover, closes it)
420CN: Please wait...................
420CN: Ok, here comes some data. (sound of one page printing)
420CN: BEEP BEEP BEEP!!!!!!
Me: FOR THE LOVE OF.....
420CN: Data remaining.... (long pause)
Me: (attempts to turn off printer)
420CN: Printer will power off until pending tasks are finished...
Me: (unplugs and plugs in printer)
420CN: *YAWN* Waking up. Please wait, drinking ink... *GLUG GLUG GLUG*
Me: WHAT DO YOU WANT FROM ME!!!!!!!!
420CN: BUY MORE INK!!!!!!!
In conclusion, nothing would please me more than backing a truck over this stinking, steaming pile of flawed electronics. I would advise anyone to avoid buying this printer. If you already have one, I feel your pain. I am now shopping for a replacement. After finding one, I will recreate the printer smashing scene from Office Space. :-)
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I have owned this for 4 months and have been pleased thus far, until today. I only use it as a fax and copier. I have a seperate printer at my office so it is not even hoked up to my computer. Today I received the warning that my color cartridges are out of ink, so it totally shuts down. I cannot even send a fax. The problem is that I have never used color. I always copy in black and white, same with the fax. Apparently it cleans itself periodically like a cat and that uses a small amount of ink. It is rated for 400 pages of color, so 100 pages of ink a month just for cleaning seems excessive to me. It is frustrating to spend c.$40 for color even though I never plan on using it. Perhaps those were the sample cartridges that came with it and they did not have the same capacity as standard ones. Other than that, as a fax machine and flatbed copier, it works great. Good value and small size.Cons: Slow printing, copying, typical cryptic fax tree menu
I looked carefully for this new offering of Brother because of Network connectivity and the small size. It takes half the space of my previous All-in-One Xerox Workcenter, and the fax does not scream at every caller on my line--it just waits for an incoming fax tone before responding ("manual" mode), then it comes to life--even if you pick up the receiver (upstairs), and it even ignores my answering machine. Very Slick! It connects to my computer via USB2 AND network cable, and it can allow faxes to go to the computer instead of printing. For $150, this is a bargain. So far I have no paper jams or problems. Note the limitation of 10 pages in the copy/fax paper feeder, but there is a 100 page paper tray. For home use, this answers my needs completely!
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Dell Photo All-in-One Printer 944
When I purchased my Dell Computer the sales person said they would "up grade" me with this printer. I thought, FANTASTIC, it proved to be a big disappointment. Fax mode takes 3 to 4 minutes to send out the scanned sheets. The inks ran out in the printer and when I replaced them with their expensive ink the system totally went down with no prints and the unit telling me that there was no ink in the new and functioning ink cartridges. When I called the DELL Service (or lack of Service) number, their representitive (from a place he could not tell me where) told me to go and buy a new printer as they could not help me and then thanked me for using DELL''s service line. No follow up on my call was ever acknowledged. Junk from DELL IS HELL!
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I got this printer free with my Dell laptop in 2007, and it''s worked ok for the basic print jobs I give it, but it''s finally started to crap out to the point where I need to upgrade.Ink is about $20/cartridge at Wal-mart, and I need to replace it every 2-3 months with moderate use (~10 pages/week).
It prints fairly fast for black and white, but much slower for color pictures. Photos tend to contain little white lines through them regardless of how much I run the cleaning cycle. It only connects through a USB cable (provided), so I need to drag my laptop over to the printer whenever I need something done.
Scan time is about 30 seconds for a high-quality picture, and seems to provide accurate scans. I''ve only used the copy feature for sheet music and textbooks, which are both a pain to align in the scanner bed and you have to squish it down just right. However, after a little fiddling, everything comes out ok.
Problems: I don''t know whether it would have always done this, or if it''s just wearing out, but when my color ink cartridge ran out this past time, I didn''t bother to replace it due to insufficient funds (lol) and a lack of need. However, now whenever I turn my printer on, it insists on automatically running the alignment process, without consulting my computer, and I have to hit Cancel quickly or risk wasting a bunch of ink. The first couple times this happened, I humored it and printed it out, but I soon caught on to its game, and I resent the ink I spent printing out useless little blocks.
The other major problem is that it tends to jam up. A LOT. Sometimes it works perfectly, but often (and especially lately) it refuses to suck in the paper and then claims it jammed and I should restart my print job. Every. Damn. Page. Alternately, what used to happen most of the time was it would get greedy and try to eat 3-5 pages at a time, then get indigestion. It would print over a "fan" of multiple papers.. Now what happens often is it will have trouble getting the paper in, then start printing so I can hear, which makes me think everything is fine. Surprise! It managed to print half a page before actually getting any on the paper, so I have a useless half-blank page and a bunch of smeared ink on my next pages. As a college student to tends to push every task until the last moment possible, you can see where this would pose a problem. I''m trying to run around and get ready, while Mr. Printer alternates between having to be reset every page and printing them off the paper.
Also: In the past few months, the Power button has stopped working. Sometimes it won''t turn on when I tell it to, and sometimes I''ll go to force a shutdown because it''s frozen, and wind up having to unplug the whole setup (which includes my modem and router).
However, my cats do enjoy watching the paper come jerkily out of the end of it, and will even come running to watch it print. They get up on their little hind legs, and sometimes even stick their paws up it to see what''s going on. So it does make a good cat toy.
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My 944 is still going strong after all these years and it is fast. Our Kodak 7200 series is a joke, so I brought the 944 back out and so far it is working like a dream. It gets good mileage on the ink, and has a nice interface for printing options. It''s no high end Epson but it gets the job done without all the extra software, which I find annoying.Getting this used right now would be a decent decision. Mine is ancient compared to the stuff that''s out there now, but at least it works right.
I''ll admit it does some funky stuff sometimes like eat more than one sheet of paper from the tray at a time. This is my second one.
But, hey, it works. And the ink right now is a steal!! The Kodak printers that boast $10 ink are a joke. The ink runs out in a week from LIGHT usage. In comparison, what have you got to lose, really?
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This is the most frustrating piece of crap equipment that I have ever owned in my life, without exception. The thing gobbles ink at a rate of 4-5x what it promises. You''re lucky to get 150 pages of black ink out of it. Of course, you may not have the patience to print that much because every other page causes a "paper jam" that freezes up the whole process--there''s nothing stuck in there, the machine just won''t pull the paper out of the tray and it prints the entire page over and over itself on one line--then you have to cancel the print and send it again for the machine to work. And no, Dell, it doesn''t matter what kind of paper I use--I''ve tried a dozen varieties. And then there is this thing where it doesn''t recognize that you''ve replaced the cartridge--before every print job it warns me that the "reserve tank" is almost empty. It''s not. Now, the final straw: it refuses to align the cartridge, telling me that I haven''t "removed all the tape" from the new cartridge (which, yes, it says is empty). So the machine prints gibberish. Hooray. I would have replaced it long ago, but I''m cheap and hopeful, but now I have an excuse and I''m not going to content myself with recycling the thing. I''m going to smash the son-of-husky into little tiny bits with an aluminum baseball bat.
Lexmark P315 Snapshot Photo Inkjet Printer (20C0000) Save 43% off
- Direct photo printing from PictBridge digital cameras and memory cards
- Borderless 35mm-quality photos with up to 4,800 dpi resolution
- 4-by-6-inch photo as fast as 42 seconds in QuickPrint mode
- 2.5-inch LCD preview; 25-sheet input capacity, Accu-Feed paper handling
- Easy-to-replace tricolor print cartridges; convenient carrying handle
Overall, I am extremely satisfied with it. I''ve printed about 30 photos with it using the High Yield Lexmark Color Cartridge (#35) and recommended Fujifilm Plus Photopaper, both available together as part of Lexmark''s P315 value pack. The printer interface is extremely user-friendly, and I''ve had lots of compliments on the photo quality. The average time to print from a Canon S50 with most photos set at a resolution of 1600x1200 pixels (Medium 1 setting) is roughly about 1 minute 40 seconds according to the printer''s timer when printing in photo quality mode, which is fine by me. The cropping tool is handy, though I wish it would give options to crop photos in smaller increments or the length/width of the cropping box could be manipulated. I''ve read that the Epson Picturemate tends to lop off the top of photos and people have learned to adjust for it; the Lexmark doesn''t have this problem and even allows for previewing of the picture before printing, which is a very nice feature. Another convenient tool is being able to scroll through your images on the printer screen and select which photos to print photos can either be printed individually or multiple images can be selected for printing all at once. The prints do come out dry with no fear of fingerprint smudges and also borderless, save for the one edge that is perforated and can be torn off. I also like its small footprint, light weight, and the carrying handle.
However, you do get what you pay for, and though I don''t have any experience with the HP or Epson 4x6 photo printers, after reading other Amazon customers'' feedback, I have a good sense of what these competitors offered in their models that Lexmark doesn''t have in the P315. As compared to the HP and/or Epson equivalents, major drawbacks of the P315 are as follows. The colors of photos are a bit bland; though the photos come out with fairly good quality, they lack that vivid punch. I''ve only used the High Yield color Cartridge #35 and have not yet tried the basic color cartridge #33. Even without the side by side comparison in the store of the Lexmark against the Epson using the same image, I could tell the colors were a bit washed out. This leads to my other observation that the default brightness setting for the P315 tends to be too bright; this can be adjusted on the printer''s setting, so I wouldn''t consider it a major flaw.
The second major drawback to the P315 is tied in with the design of this being exclusively a stand alone printer to correct any photos for red eye involves transferring images between the compact flash card to the pc, edit the red eye on the pc, and transfer back to the compact flash card so that the P315 can read it.
I am happy with my purchase and it has been a good bargain. Yes, the color is a bit lackluster, but if it is an important photo, I figure I''ll just take it to get professionally developed. Also, I was worried about being limited by the P315''s paper option sizes, but again, if I want a larger photo I''ll have to turn to the professional developers. But given that 4x6''s fulfill most of my printing needs, the P315 is a great convenience and fits nicely in my budget.
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I purchased the P315 laboring under the assumption that Lexmark would come out swinging in this competitive market category of personal photo printers. I learned, sadly, that they are only competing based on price and not a combination of price and quality. I printed several test photos which were shot at 5 megapixels with a Kodak DX7630 and was very disappointed with the results. The P315 has trouble with skin tones and dark colors. My family''s photos rendered most everyone a reddish skin tone and our dark hair had absolutely no detail and looked, well, fuzzy. The photos were a little grainy and every area where the colors were not the primary shades but deeper greens, browns, blues were lacking detail in the extreme. I printed the exact same photos on the HP 375B with excellent results. The sales associates at Circuit City were so astonished, they asked if I could leave the two sets to demonstrate the differences in the two printers. The scroll through the SD card on the first go round is very slow and requires patience. After you scroll through all of them once, it does go faster. For those who are wondering, I did verify the settings of the printer was at the Photo level and not a lower quality. If you are only concerned about price and not the photo, this may be a choice to consider. Although, I still advise saving up for a better printer. You will probably be more satisfied in the long run.Read Best Reviews of Lexmark P315 Snapshot Photo Inkjet Printer (20C0000) Here
I''ve had this printer for over a year now and I LOVE it. You can''t beat the price, and the quality of prints is great for my purposes. I use it to print lots of photos of my kids to put in calendars to give to family and friends, and the last print I made is as good as the first. If you want something more professional quality, I''m sure there are products out there with more bells and whistles. The only real drawback I''ve experienced is that it seems to go through ink like water, but I suspect that''s not unusual for this sort of product. I highly recommend this printer.Want Lexmark P315 Snapshot Photo Inkjet Printer (20C0000) Discount?
I bought this printer with the thought that it would be an easy way to print photos directly from my camara. I''ve owned the printer for about 1 year and now it won''t read either my 256 MB or 2G memory cards, also the PictBridge isn''t working with my camara either, it just freezes. Since you can''t connect this printer directly to your computer, I am out of options I guess. I have a very expensive paper weight.When I was able to get it to work, the pictures were of disappointing quality. I even went back and bought the Lemark paper specifically, thinking maybe that was the issue.
So all and all I would not recommend this product. I would suggest finding a printer that prints directly from the camara as well as from the computer.
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Our customers always want to see how the progress is going from time to time... This is the perfect solution to getting great looking pictures to them with or with out your PC....
First of all let me tell you that any one who says that this printer will not work with a computer is dead wrong! You can with any type of digital card reader hooked up to your computer transfer your images to your PC hard drive!
Fully edit, crop, merge, install a caption or what ever effects you want to add on with your pc! Then save the edited images back to your XD card for instance. Plug your XD card into the P315 AND PRESTO print your edited images! You can adjust the color and saturation or what ever in Photoshop (all versions) on your pc, like we have and you will have pictures that look as good as any from a photo print store!!!
On the fly or on the construction site we simply drop the XD card from our Fuji digital camera into the P315 and print out great looking photos with out text or any cropping....
We are very happy with this unit and it has helped us close every sale when we walked into the home owner''s kitchen... Shot some before images, handed them to the customer and said.... Will see you again in 3 weeks for the final pictures of your new kitchen!
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Wausau Astrobrights Writing Paper (20008)
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''Bright'' is right... These are super-vibrant good-quality sheets, in a broad array of rich colors. Our HP4 and Brother HL-2140 laser printers had no problems with any of the paper, and they made nice display tags for our trade show. I highly recommend this paper if you want to stand out!Read Best Reviews of Wausau Astrobrights Writing Paper (20008) Here
This product is great for quilling (at least for me... I''m not a professional, so for my little projects it works). I like the variety of colors plus they are very rich. Pretty happy with the purchase so far.Want Wausau Astrobrights Writing Paper (20008) Discount?
I ordered this paper to make quilling strips and it comes out perfectly... The colors are really bright and it''s great for your quilling projects...
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I simply had to remark and let you know if you are looking for a great photo paper to print out your photo''s on, this is your paper. I recently updated my All-In-One to the HP Photosmart 3310. What a diffrence both printer and photo paper made in my printing options. I am sure if you are looking at this product trying to decide if the money is worth spending, invest in this paper and see the results for yourself. I am sure you will be just as happy with the product as I am.Read Best Reviews of HP Premium Plus Photo Paper Here
After reading the previous review I felt I had to respond. This paper is just wonderful. I have been using it for more than two years and have printed more than a hundred photos. I have never had a single problem. I don''t know whether the problems reported in the previous review were caused by defective paper or possibly defective ink. I only use HP original ink cartridges for my HP Photosmart 8450 and never refill the cartridges.Want HP Premium Plus Photo Paper Discount?
I was happy to find the 5 x 7 photo paper. I had used HP Premium in the past, I did not hesitate to order 2 packages. The Premium Plus rating should have been better than what I had purchased in retail stores that no longer carry the product. This is not the case. The quality of the print is grainy and colors are ''faded'' and even though the paper is advertised as ''glossy'', the print quality is similar to matte. As a photographer who counts on quality paper for customer and personal satisfaction, I won''t purchase this item again.Save 44% off
Only 5x7 paper I will buy for my HP photo printer. Excellent quality, heavy enough for most uses (I actually printed my graduation photo invitations on this paper and they turned out beautifully!)
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Easy to use and less messy than putting oil directly onto the blades. Being eco-friendly is a nice addition.Read Best Reviews of GoECO Shredder Lubricant Sheets (GLS12) Here
As far as performance goes, these shredder lubricant sheets are top-notch. They are easy to use and don''t make a mess. I''m using them at home, so it''s not like my shredder sees tons of heavy use -I find one sheet per month is sufficient to keep it running well.My only gripe is the price! For a couple bucks more, you can have three times as many Universal Shredder Lubricant Sheets, which are also very well-reviewed. I don''t feel the need to store a three-year supply in my house, so I''ll stick with these for now. I guess you have have to pay extra for the "eco" benefits of this product.
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More convenient that the shedder oil. Cannot really assess how good it is in comparison, and I''m giving it 4 stars for convenience.
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Storage time is rated at 24 months and I''m looking somewhere for a bulk purchase of this specific cartridge since the color ones aren''t needed that often. I''d happily buy a 3 or 4 pack for a per cartridge discount, but no luck so far.
Hard to "love" inkjet cartridges, but given the lack of any real problems, four out of five stars.
NOTE: If my offspring continue to gobble up black ink I''ll probably step up to the apparently more (per page) cost effective Canon PG-240 Double X (XXL) ink cartridge and update this review.
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It''s cheaper to purchase the combo black and color cartridges than to purchase each separately. If you do any color printing, I''d suggest getting the combo pack even if you don''t need to replace the colored ink quite yet. You can hold onto it and replace the color later. But if you only do black and white printing, it''s a good option.Read Best Reviews of Canon PG-240XL Office Products FINE Cartridge Ink Here
Had the regular sized 240 cartridge prior and it ran out pretty quick. Have printed about 30 pages so far without any signs of running out. Installation went well. I did not have any issues with the cartridge arriving empty or dry like others did. Might be a packaging or QA problem.Want Canon PG-240XL Office Products FINE Cartridge Ink Discount?
After finding out how expensive Canon branded ink is for the first time, and after having many issues with Canon Printers over the course of my lifetime...I''m planning to invest in a different company that offers low cost Ink. It''s silly to see everyone buying into Canon products...they make most of their Profits off the ink itself.
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It lasted for 1 month only. Never buy again. Print just 3-4 pages per day. Will look for something else.