📄 Neenah Premium Cardstock, 8.5" x 11", 65 lb/176 gsm, Bright White - 250 Sheets (91901) - Smooth High-Quality Paper for Crafts, Printing, and Stationery Review

The paper really is the perfect weight for my flashcard project. Thick enough for business cards but not too thick. Also a nice white that takes color very well.

I print a lot of greeting cards and am very happy with this product on my Canon laser printer. The color is not a very bright white, but it still goes very well with my graphics and photos. The weight folds easily and holds the crease well.

Excellent quality cardstock but I was hoping to use it for my wedding invitations but it just doesn't work. When placed next to other white paper or white envelopes, it is obviously off-white. Even on its own, it doesn't give the clean, crisp look one would expect from white card stock.

Large weight and color display for invitations. I took this to a FedEx printing station and had a staff member print my invitation inserts and she was amazed at the weight, the smoothness and how the color on her screen matched the printed one.

This is a good cardboard for making pepakura. I printed the paper from a PDF I found online and it took a day to cut and glue, it was thick and strong enough to be painted with acrylics and light enough to be painted with just one screw to hang on the wall. The whole deer head is made only from this cardboard. Very easy to fold and glue. Sent quickly.

Neenah makes great paper. I had to deduct a star because I think the "bright white" label is misleading. The color is more dull eggshell, which is normal. But compared to the Hammermill 60lb Color Copy Digital Cover Stock (which has gone up in price at Revain, so I'm picking that instead), it looks matte and almost white. Do not choose this product if your project calls for a lighter white. Will look elsewhere for a better Hammermill price.

Please be careful what you buy, there are some clearly different items on this page. Neenah Premium Cards, 96.65lb Brightness, Letter, Bright White is the one I'm considering. It's a super bright white. Perfect for card making - card base as well as die cutting and my Silhouette machine. I have repurchased it several times. The price is great and the delivery within one day, wow. In the picture, this item is first on the left, then staples 110 lbs, then Wausau 65 lbs.

I use this paper to print store bought digital (online) editions of adult coloring books on my Brother inkjet scanner/printer. It feeds smoothly and I can print multiple (10++) pages at a time without the ink smearing from one page to the next once it's in the printer's tray. I mostly use pencils (Prismacolor, several Crayola varieties, Irojiten) and have had no problems with different types. For the mandala pages I switch to markers and they work both alcohol based and water based, some stamps

This deck of cards is attractive, yet strong and durable. It is an ideal material for creating indoor and outdoor flyers. For a jazz musician, advertising is very important. From time to time I create flyers to advertise my private teaching services, flyers that I put up inside and outside of local business buildings. These flyers consist of a picture of my presentation, contact information and space for business cards. I used to use A4 size computer paper. This paper was too thin, difficult to