PPD100 Sheets Inkjet Glossy Brochure and Flyer Paper 8.5x11 37lbs 140gsm Professional Quality Double Sided Instant Dry and Water-Resistant (PPD-72-100)

The media could not be loaded. No smearing using a pigment ink printer, would imagine it would be the same for a regular inkjet.When purchased the title said 11 x 17", it is NOT it is A3, which is 11.7 x 16.5"For my 11x17" printing needs this worked well, the wide white margins top and bottom will come in handy but I will be on the lookout for photo paper that is actually 11x17".Had to leave 5 stars, it has a beautiful finish and again, no smearing.

Need to produce good slick flyers and brochures? USE THIS!!!Decent thickness, holds laser nicely!

This is the only one I ever used, and it works greatSo for me if it’s doing the job why try anything else

Excellent paper for art prints that doesn't need to be very thick. Color look great on it an the paper is very versatile.

I LOVE IT BUT INK DOES RUN, FAIR WARNING

My wife likes to write historical letters to some friends, but to keep the costs down, we decided on two sided paper. Our first attempt created colorful but faded images. After several experiments with a variety of papers, I found this paper works just fine, and works okay for "paper - color" on my Epson 3750 printer. It still was not colorful enough, so I tried "photo paper matte", and the color images were incredible (I treated the paper as photo paper as opposed to just paper). I am able to create beautiful two sided pages, but I learned two important things (since I treat it as photo paper, not just paper for color images): first, for two sided, the Epson printer will not print two sided "photos"; it works for regular paper settings, but the Epson will not print two sided, so I have to use the print EVEN in REVERSE, take the paper out, rotate it, and place it back in the printer and print ODD, NATURAL order. The second thing I learned is that the paper gets a little too wet (again, because I am treating it like photo, not regular paper), so I let it dry for a while, then perform the final two sided operation.If you want to print full images on the paper, it won't work for "photo matte" settings; it always needs a border to handle insertion into the printer; I did not try performing two sided full edge to edge images by waiting for the paper to dry, otherwise it always jams and will no go through the printer. As all of my Wife's letters are regular letters with color images (using Word), the borders are part of the pages, and works well.FYI: I am using an Epson 3750 Tank printer, and all works well.

I wrote a short story as a gift and made it into a little book with some graphics in Adobe InDesign (and Illustrator for the graphics). I printed it double-sided as a booklet after profiling the paper for my printer, then used my rotary cutter to score the pages in the middle and used a booklet stapler to staple the book together in the middle. The only issue I had (besides a small crease in the corner of half the pieces in the pack) was that the pages were not cut evenly. While that doesn't matter for individual pages, when you're putting a book/booklet together, you want the pages to line up evenly. So, instead of going by the ruler on the cutter when scoring each page, I had to be very careful to score each page in just the right spot. If I was doing a larger book or a bunch of them, that would have been torturous. But, my book did turn out looking great with the printing looking fantastic on this paper (using Epson pigment inks), so I'm happy!

The results are beautiful.