Amazon Basics Square Labels for Laser & Inkjet Printers, Print-to-The-Edge, 2" x 2", 300-Pack

I like these labels. They meet my need at an affordable price for the quantity. The only complaint I really have is that it's easy to mistake the front for the backside. The backside of the labels is also blank and isn't labeled. I've made the mistake of printing on the wrong side then having to reprint.

Good product.

The Amazon basic labels worked perfectly to labeled my homemade soaps .

I used these to print temporary labels that were meant to come off so the weak adhesive was actually what I was looking for though it could have been a little stronger. I printer using a HP MFP E87640 laserjet and had a little fading on a few but would attribute it to operator error as they were in a batch I printed on both sides, so the fact that the label didn't come off and stick to my drum is actually a really good thing.Overall I have bought more because they do what I need them to do.

When Amazon suggested these as compared to the Avery gloss label I decided to try them. I thought they were the same everything as the Avery but no they are not. The label is not glossy but is a very flat white. My labels don’t look as professional printed on these Amazon brand.

They are not waterproof so as soon as it gets wet the print will smear and then you won’t be able to read the instructions.

If I need more sticky squares, I'd purchase these again. They stuck to envelopes after we printed a design on there as intended.

I make jams to sell at a local farmers market. I bought Avery labels first, and they were great, but I go through a lot of labels so thought I'd try the Amazonbasics version. Not only are they less expensive, but they also line up with the Avery label design I had already created. I've re-ordered twice now and will continue to do so.

These are great labels. Zero issues, amazing price. Although its hard to tell front from back, as soon as I opened them, I marked the back with a pen on all sheets so when I go to use them I can easily tell which is front and back. Well worth the couple minutes to do that.

They're the perfect size to label smaller packaging, I use the template maker on Avery.ca for these as well as for 4x2 inch labels, if you have a hard time spacing your labels out for printing I highly suggest using Avery's site, I just wish these would come in a 100 sheet value pack rather then trying to nickel and dime their customers for a mere 25 sheets of what is essentially paper. I can get 100 sheets of 4x2 labels for 20$, so these are more than double the going rate for printable labels coming in at 45$ for 100 sheets.

I generally use only Avery labels, but saw these and decided to try them as they were cheaper and you got more. So far they seem good though my one complaint would be that there is no way to tell which side is the front (label side) and which is the back, as there are no markings at all to indicate. Both sides are just blank and white. As such I ended up printing my logo on the back of the sheet the first time. Even though I was able to just turn it around and print on the actual labels and salvage the sheet, I wasted ink. And it's a bit annoying to have to closely inspect each time to make absolute sure I'm printing on the correct side.

You are able to use Avery Template 22806 for 2x2 labels. I was able to use this with my laser printer without issue. The label was on the thin side but this wasn't an issue for me and the front of the label had texture similar to regular printer paper. My issue with these labels is that they did not stick well to envelopes (I had wanted to use these labels as address labels for mail).These labels could be very good for scrapbook ingredients or some crafts because you can reposition them without damaging the material underneath. The labels just didn't work for my purpose.

Really like how these stick to my candle jars. I use an inkjet printer and they come out great!! Already bought 2 packs of these and definitely going to continue purchasing them.