Schäfer Shop Copy Paper A4, 80 g/m² Printer Paper, Laser, Inkjet, Fax Paper, 2500 Sheets, 5 Packs of 500 Sheets, White

This paper is decent it works well in the printer with no problems. It’s smooth and looks perfectly white with no patterns or signs of low quality. As 80gsm it makes its feel like solid quality standard office paper. If you want a more professional feel though, go for 100gsm paper. This paper isn’t bad at all it’s a little thin for more formal stuff but is not bad. I picked this is up £15.59 at the time for 5 reams, so 2500 sheets of paper. This is excellent value for money and the paper is good quality, more than good enough for my drawing/notes and daily printing tasks without any jams and ink won’t show through on the other side unless you are printing in high quality mode photos. The reams do have a little unpleasant chemical smell but this doesn’t effect it when you take the paper out and use it one by one or when printing few sheets together the smell seems to go when it’s outside the ream.

This is a good quality general purpose paper. we are using this with ink jet printers and it is very good, takes the ink well and dries quickly. Basically, its what you would expect for a value 80gm paper and worth the money.

Decent paper at a reasonable price

There's not much to say about paper but then this A4 paper does the job required. The paper feels good and prints well so overall I consider this an excellent purchase that will last a while. Great product great price

great quality, works well in the printer, ink goes on well, really white

Very good quantity paper. Very bright white paper and prints perfectly well without jamming. Price was very reasonable too as paper has seriously gone up in price.

Basic paper, all good , nice price as well

This is fantastic copy paper for foundation paper piecing I have used it before and given the volume you will go through. It is an absolute economical but certainly good enough for foundation paper piecing along with other photocopying so I don’t think you’d be disappointed at all.