Hewlett Packard Cardstock Paper Jamming

I only use HP products, including Ink Cartridges, computers, etc. Hewlett Packard products are the best.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Awesome products and brand. Hewlett-Packard is great

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Thanks to Bill Hewlett and Dave Packard for such a great product.

For the last time I've coughed up $150 for print cartridges for a Hewlett-Packard, never again! SuperTank bottles are $12-$14 and have twice as much ink and a HP cartridge. Seems to print every bit as nicely as HP but costs WAY less to operate.

I just purchased this Logitech speaker system, Z313 from Hewlett-Packard, on line. This system is truly awesome! I did have a desktop speaker system, just two speakers, and it was 'so-so'. I can hardly believe how much better and how very good this system is! The bass is excellent and so is the treble and the midrange. It's hard to believe that such good sound is coming from my computer! I do recommend this system to anyone..you will not be sorry!!

By the official Hewlett-Packard cartridge and do not wishte your money on the cheap increfills, that you see on the Internet

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Very happy with Hewlett Packard,great ink works great every time

This paper has very consistent color and never any problems with jamming.

Using paper mounted slides never had a jamming problem with this magazine!

I ordered this paper to use with an Epson ET-16500 in order to print some posters/large prints on something a bit better looking than the usual stuff I have around. Combined, it costs maybe 85-90 cents to print a very respectable quality 13x19 color print- hard to complain at that price. Overall this paper performed exceptionally well. The prints dried quickly (near-instant), and look and feel great. I really like the surface finish of these 'Luster' papers better than glossy or matte, especially when dealing with large formats where a little speckling can help hide the inevitable noise in some of the images, not to mention it cuts down on glare nicely (demonstrated in attached images) while still giving it that nice sheen. The weight of the paper is also nice- definitely a thick, premium cardstock feel as one would expect from 240 gsm. Form factor-wise, it's the shape and size of a typical ream of 13x19 paper. The paper is sealed in a bag inside of a box labeled with the product info (it's not really 'loose'; it's a pretty tight fit inside the box). Two sheets of cardstock bookend the paper within the bag to keep it safe from damage.