KOALA Inkjet Photo Paper 6x4 '' 10x15 cm Glossy 100 Sheets 240 GSM for Canon Hp Epson Inkjet Printer

I’m very impressed with this photo paper. The glossy finish is vibrant, and the print quality is sharp with rich, accurate colours. It dries quickly and works perfectly with my fairly oldish now epson printer. At 200gsm, the paper feels premium without jamming or curling in the tray. It’s ideal for home photo printing, crafts, or small business use. You really can’t beat the price for 100 sheets of this quality. Just a heads-up: some printers may leave slight roller marks, but I had no issues at all and in fact loved how quickly the ink dried on this compared to some others. This will of course also be down to the ink however using the same ink on different paper caused a right mess and the ink would just not dry quickly enough on it. Highly recommended...will definitely repurchase in the future!

Good quality and quantity for the money. Tested 2 so far and did the job .

I bought this to cut it down to 8x10 and 6x4 because paper at those sizes is ridiculously expensive. It prints well: colours are saturated and clean, there's a crisp edge on colour borders and it's very quick to dry even when printing at high resolution and high quality. Cutting this paper is easy, it cuts well with a sharp blade. I'd buy it again for sure - it's good for printing images that you will frame and put on the wall. No idea how we'll it retains an image over time as I've only used it this one time. The images printed a few weeks ago, which have been in direct sunlight most of the day have not yet faded noticably. Hopefylly they won't fade at all within the next 10 years. I've got photos on Kodak paper that were printed 7 years ago and they've faded badly - perhaps that was the Epson ink or the the paper, I don't know. I do know that I have Epson paper printed on over 12 years ago and those images look great still... My point is, I've seen good and bad paper as regards fading, but there's no apparent way to tell ahead of time which is which - maybe this paper will be great or maybe it won't. If you want assured 100 year images, I recommend buying paper that guarantees this, but it's expensive! Anyway, as regards printing photos and text, this paper is good. I feel the images are a little desaturated compared to HP photo paper (the colours aren't as vibrant) but it's not obvious unless a side by side comparison is made. One final note - it's not bad at resisting water. Usually ink jet pictures run when they get wet. With this paper, I've had a couple of images be splashed with water (rain) and coffee. They have both managed to survive a wipe clean without destroying the image, but I have to say they did only get SPLASHED with DROPS of liquid. They weren't soaked or dowsed. Clipart, vector art and cartoon images print REALLY well on this paper. They look sharp and clean even with generic ink! I can recommend this paper 100% for anime style images If you're after a cheap way to print bulk inkjet images - this is a good buy.

This an excellent quality paper, as good, if not better than paper at four times the cost. really satified with the results after printing with an ink jet printer.

Excellent quality, print looks amazing! Very happy would buy again.

Good quality good value for money inkjet paper for everyday prints.

This item was entirely satisfactory. I used the A4 size in a Hewlett Packard printer. The result was absolutely stunning, even when the light conditions for the original pic were difficult. The drying time was slightly longer than with HP's own paper but the end product is fully up to HP's high sstandards.

This was bought for my HP OfficeJet Pro 6970. The paper is the same weight as the existing HP paper that I was using, ie 240 g/m2, but is much stiffer. It would therefore not go through the printer. Tried many times and various options, but always jams. It basically is so stiff that it cannot get around the first roller!