Colorbok 68126B Mega Paper Primary Review

box as described and lighter than expected box. For my purposes, this box is suitable because of the price and the color. I needed something a step ahead of thick printer paper and it worked.

Colors were nice and bright but definitely more like colored paper. I've tried using it with a Cricut machine but after 3 tries it still tears when pulled off the mat. I think I'll go to the store to buy real cardboard.

These "cards" are very thin, slightly thicker than carbon paper. They have a solid core and the colors are bold, but that's the only positive. I can tell by the fact that it actually acts a bit like thick paper when punched and sticks to the cutting mat like crazy. I wouldn't recommend it for anything other than scrapbook backgrounds or kids crafts.

The colors are very beautiful and bright. I wouldn't call it cardboard. It's more of a build paper with a decent weight. I've found settings that cut it cleanly on my Silhouette Cameo, so I use it for items that don't need the rigidity of real cardboard. I wasn't expecting much for the price I paid and it met and even exceeded expectations, especially as other reviews have highlighted the weight issue.

Please heed the warnings: in my experience this is NOT box (see editing below). It's like thick printer paper. The color is very good, bright and durable. But it's definitely misleading to say it's cardboard based on what I've always used, which is cardboard. Edited to add: Different colors have slightly different thicknesses. Some are thicker than others. However, this is not what I would expect from a typical board in the 65-80 pound range. It could very well be in the 50lb range, but I've…