Hammermill Printer Paper, 20 lb Copy Paper, 8.5 x 11 - 4 Bulk Packs (3000 Sheets) - 92 Bright, Made in the USA

The quality of the paper is very good and worth buying.

As Advertised

It works great for what it is

Rating: 5/5 stars (would give more if possible) I just used the most incredible, life-altering, and awe-inspiring product - a stack of A4 paper! I mean, where do I even begin? Pros: - It's paper. Like, actual paper. I can touch it, feel it, and even smell that fresh paper scent (don't judge me). - It's A4-sized, because who needs anything else? It's like the Goldilocks of paper sizes - just right. - The stack is so sturdy, I can almost use it as a paperweight (almost). - Perfect for writing, printing, doodling, or creating an epic paper fort (I did that). Cons: - Ran out of product to write this review because I used all the paper. - Now I need to buy more, which is really an investment in my happiness. - May cause excessive paper airplane creation. In conclusion, this A4 paper stack has exceeded my expectations. It's a game-changer, a life-changer, and a paper-changer. If you don't have one, what are you even doing with your life? Get yourself a stack (or three) and experience the pure joy of paper! P.S. If anyone needs me, I'll be in my paper fort, surrounded by A4 bliss. (In the words of Shwepps, “It’s paper. What did you expect?)

The industry-standard grammage (g/(m^2) (gsm)), is 80g/(m^2), but Hammermill offers only 72g/(m^2) (really 72.5747792g/(m^2) but always round down when computing safety-margins) which is adequate, but flimsy. The paper usually prints without jamming or mangling, but sometimes, malfunctions. By the way the manufacture does not list the grammage. I had to compute it myself. If you check my work and get 290.2991168g/(m^2), you did not make a mistake —— ¡the United States of America made a mistake!: In the USA, the weight in pounds for a ream (500 sheets) is the mass of a ream before cutting. Reams are quartered. Really, the USA should just adopt ISO-216 and put grammage on the packaging, like in the rest of the world. Tl;DR: 72g/(m^2) Edit: I saw a review from another buyer complaining that this is not yucky US Letter. The other reviewer accidently bought better ISO-216-Compliant A4-Paper (it is still substandard by international standards because the grammage is only 72g/m^2). I reported the review. If one accidently buys a superior product, do not complain that it is not the crappy inferior product one wanted to buy. It sure would be nice if Hammermill would increase the grammage to the insustry standard of 80g/m^2 and list the grammage in the description. It would also be nice if the United States of America would adopt ISO-216.

Lovevthese paper. Such a good quality, pretty thick and bright. I highly recommend it

It is a ream of white A4 paper. It is the right color (White) and the right size (A4). Seems to be good quality and my laser printer had no problem printing on it.

I use a lot of computer paper.

Nice legal size paper

Good quality paper. Bright and has a decent thickness to it. No issues with ink smearing or adhering. I use these when I need to print off important documents to send off or for presentation purposes.

My son needed A4 paper for an official document. Not really sure why? It’s a different size than our regular paper and seemed a little thin, not used alot in our country. It got the job done!

Very low quality paper ... But does the job on my laser prints. If you want quality sheets and prints every single time, spend more money on other paper. But let's be honest, 99% of the time you just want a paper copy for personal reference usage and then it's thrown away .... That's what this paper is for.

Muy blancas