EpsonHeavyweight 8.5x11 Matte Paper, 50 Sheets (S041257),

Perfect for my toppers!Weight is just as described. Price is cheaper than most and the quality is amazing. Prints perfectly with my epson 2800. Picture quality is A+.

The media could not be loaded. I really love this paper, it’s have very good quality and fit perfect in my new printer, it’s little bet thicker than the normal letter paper but, it’s great so the printer doesn’t junk up, I love it, great buy for the price too.

Great quality output, beautiful color! A fantastic work-horse paper for amazing presentations!

This is my 9th purchase of this item... we use this for printing brochures and handouts that have lots of text and graphics. The paper has a quality feel to it (substantially heavier than standard 20 lb copier paper), and conveys the feel of a premium product. Works great with our Canon PRO-100 printer system... never had a jam or a misfeed using this paper.

This is great paper.I primarily use my printer to make prints of my digital pics. I cannot stress enough how much better they look on this paper.High quality paper makes all the difference in the world when it comes to inkjet printing. I've tried quite a few different brands of paper, and I have fallen in love with the Epson line. The pictures turn out sharp, rich and clear.The difference between matte and glassy paper is important to note. Glossy is exactly what it sounds like, it's shiny paper like the kind they use for your 5x7 prints. Matte paper is flat, not shiny. It doesn't reflect and is great for large pictures.The only downside of the paper is that it does turn colors with time :-(. Epson says that if you keep them in an airtight package, say behind glass, they won't turn as quickly. Mine did in about a year and a half, but they were simply held in a stack, and not behind glass or in a sheet protector.All that being said, it is good paper and my machines prints well on it. I do think, however, that the glossy paper may stand up to time better.

Worth every penny.

This is my favorite printer paper for my digital artwork. The paper has a sturdy weight to it and is nice and smooth. Most importantly, it takes the ink very well and the colors come out looking vibrant and beautiful. The only problem I ever have with this paper Is that it can be difficult to tell which side is the front and which is the back. In sunlight it's much easier to tell but the difference in appearance is so slight that in dimmer lighting it's possible to accidentally print on the wrong side. Printing on the back side comes out looking much more dull and overall a bit unimpressive compared to the other side so that's something to consider if you need to print on both sides. If you get this paper and are unsatisfied, make sure you're printing on the right side of it. I kind of wish there was a tiny dot on the back of each sheet to make it easier to tell. For my printer (hp) I generally load this one sheet at a time rather than a whole stack in the tray, just to make sure none of it slips.

When I want a matte paper that is lighter weight than the really heavy photo papers but heavier than the standard grade presentation paper, this is what I use. It produces photos that are crisp and vibrant. There is a lighter version of this, the Epson Presentation Paper, Matte. It produces exactly the same quality prints if you want an even lighter paper than this. I have both versions, this one is 44 lb, the lighter weight version is 27 lb.If you are doing something that requires a little more stiffness to your project, this would work great. If you just need great quality prints on a fairly light paper, go with the 27 lb version.One final note, these are NOT for two sided printing. The back side is a darker shade, and does not have the smooth finish. If you print on the back by mistake it will not turn out well. If I'm working in dim lighting I need to hold a back against a front so I can tell the difference for when I load my printer.