Mr- Label Matte White Outdoor Labels for A4 Sheet - for Inkjet & Laser Printers - Waterproof and Tear-Resistant - 210 x 297mm (50 Sheets)

Very comparable but cheaper than the Avery durable white film labels. My only complaint is that the backing sheet watermark is very hard to see. I have to peel a corner first to find out which side is the sticky side. Otherwise this will be my go-to for all my labels.

good price, great value. I am well satisfied with spending my money on this waterproof label sheets.

The labels did not come as pictured. They came wrapped in cellophane with a sheet of printing tips in a plain cardboard envelope. But it did have a shipping label that described the product. I printed colored images on the sheet using a color laser printer. The first sheet got stuck in the laser printer, right where it was supposed to go around the roller. So I tried again with the back of the printer open so that the sheet would not have to go around the roller and would go straight out the back way. That went through the printer just fine and the colors came out beautifully. I printed Christmas gift tags that I will cut to shape. Even though the label sheet is rather thin, I am pleasantly surprised that whatever I covered (so far) has not been visible through the label.

good price good value

These single sheet, A4 adhesive labels are very nicely packaged by the manufacturer. Inside the retail, cardboard envelope, the stack of sheets are enclosed in a resealable cellophane flap envelope. It must be important for maximum shelf life to reduce the amount of exposure of unused sheets to circulating environmental air and, of course, to keep the printable matte side as free of contaminants as possible.Amazon shipped this inside a soft flat pack. As a result, the retail cardboard envelope received a number of significant edge dings and dents, but the cellophane wrapper and the sheets inside arrived in pristine condition.These sheets are very water resistant and reasonably tear resistant. I don't own or use a dishwasher, so I have no idea if applied labels are dishwasher safe. I assume that this depends on allowing the durable adhesive to set on a hard surface. I do know that these labels don't burn up or peel when heated in a microwave oven (like when applied to the side of a coffee mug).The printable matte side of each sheet has a visible score mark for separating the label side from the adhesive backing. Also, the printable side is a matte finish and the backing side is somewhat glossy. This is very useful for knowing how to load the sheet into a printer.There should be no problem laser printing to these sheets. Laser toner is thermally fused onto paper. There are a lot of tips and tricks to getting equally good results with inkjet printing.For colorfast inkjet printing, it's really important to use pigment-based inks instead of dye-based inks. Pigment-based inks tend not to be water soluble. They are also reasonably UV stable. Dye-based inks are completely water soluble, so they will not hold up under the elements. These are entirely ink issues and have nothing to do with these adhesive labels and their durability.When inkjet printing to these labels, it's a good idea to try either a glossy paper setting or a lower print quality setting to minimize the amount of ink deposited on the waterproof matte surface. The ink can't be absorbed by the waterproof paper. Instead, the minimum amount of ink to develop the intended image needs to dry on the matte surface. Once printed, it's a good idea to only do one sheet at a time and allow for extra drying time before handling in order to avoid smears. These simple guidelines should result in excellent inkjet printing results every time.I really wish that Mr-Label provided downloadable printing templates for these A4 adhesive sheets. It would be nice to have a shipping label template and a free form template. You would still need to tweak the page margins for the specifics of your printer, but the actual interior layout could be reliably filled to fit every time, once centered for your printer. These sheets are far from inexpensive, so any misaligned prints, whether by laser or inkjet, will result in waste. Mr-Label advises, on the included instruction sheet, to practice print to regular paper and then check your alignment versus their A4 label sheet.When applying these labels to a hard surface, if you start making a mistake, you can slowly peel back and realign. But, once applied, squeezing out air bubbles and allowed to set a spell, this adhesive is pretty tenacious. Should you need to remove a fully set label, you will probably need to use a solvent to remove adhesive residue. I use a non-toxic, orange-based solvent to take off any remainder adhesive and then rinse with water.I have no prior experience with Mr-Label's products and I am very impressed with the quality of these A4 adhesive labels.I can recommend them for low-volume (hobbyist/household) use, but they are too expensive, in 25 count quantities, for high-volume use.

This year our Christmas Card labels were a little fancy and large (6 to a page). That is not your normal label size so these worked well to print and then trim to size. The label has a little sheen to it unlike a normal piece of copy paper. The ink set well and our address labels worked great. Backing peels easily and adhesive worked fine on our envelopes. Would recommend for a full size label or for those odd shaped labels/stickers so you can customize.

These full sheet labels are slightly longer and not quite as wide as letter-size paper, so I have to remember to set the printing size to A4 before printing. They produce good quality printouts with no smudging, and they are difficult to tear or to remove after they are applied. My only complaint is that it is very hard for me to tell the print side from the back side – both sides are white, with no markings. I could see no watermark. There is a slight difference in texture, but I always end up peeling up a corner to make sure I have inserted the sheet the correct way in the printer. I have deducted one star for this. Otherwise, I am happy with these labels.

These are A4 size (so a little longer and a little narrow than standard letter size). These are working for me pretty much as expected. The sheets are a little thinner than the ones I'm used to using, which can make them slightly more difficult to peel, but not bad. Also, I sometimes found it difficult to determine the front from the back on these, the color and sheen are nearly the same, and although the backer has a water mark on the back to help identify it, the marking is very very faint, you have to hold it at just the right angle to see it. That aside, they do work, and they get the job done!