This paper is a success, it has the necessary quality for inkjet printers. It is not so thin that you can see the print on the other side of the paper. It is thick enough for quality printing and runs well in the printer without jamming. Compared to the Hp Premio in the yellow package it is quite close to that, the difference is that the one from Hp is a little thinner and more glossy. Also this paper has a bright white and when I say white I really mean white. I am using it to print agendas and notebooks and I love it. It is my second purchase. I highly recommend it.First of all, I really like this paper, far exceeds 20 weight paper. Delivery time from Amazon was horrible. I ordered two packs at the same time, 1st pack took 29 days to deliver and the 2nd pack is due today, taking 30 days. Yes, I have Amazon Prime. AMAZON-WHAT HAPPENED TO YOU?Perfect thickness for officeBought many of these for my laser printer. very good paperGood paper... no complaints... well buy againUsed mostly for color print but excellent also for black and white.This Hammermill 24lb paper is perfect for printing double sided projects. At least, for my double sided projects. I make school books for my grand kids that I homeschool. I’ve never tried to print double sided color pictures as the books I print have them on their own page alone. I’ve used a cheaper brand from my local well known retailer and that paper always would get jammed. This Hammermill doesn’t do that! When I find this case of Hammermill on sale I get it. It ends up being cheaper per pack than the cheaper brand! The quality is so much better!This is my second purchase of this paper. What can you say about paper.. it is the perfect thickness at 24lbs and a brightness of 97 and it's very slick and nice to feel, a real premium feel, it outshines a 20/92 copy paper it's like night and day. Unless you are just working with very generic stuff I recommend spending the extra money on this paper over any 20lb copy paper. I hate paying that in premium on cost but love the premium output. Best case have a box of each or a box of the Hammer and a few reams of copy paper. It's really not worth the Hassel. Get the best of and always be satisfied not worth it over 5-10 dollars.Leo que les ha llegado dañado a otras personas. A nosotros nos llegó sin problemas, y sin daños.Acuérdense de que pueden usar la garantía de 30 días con Amazon si es que Amazon se hizo cargo del envío (lean bien en la ventana de compra).Dicho eso... este papel es increíble. De bellísima blancura, y además de buen gramaje/grosor.Lo vi recomendado en otros sitios en inglés, y vaya que ha estado a la altura de las expectativas.Definitivamente recomendable :)Great product made in the USA. 97 bright paper means this stands out compared to conventional paper. However, this product doesn't have a whiteness spec probably because it has a slight blue-white shade. In addition to Hammermill, International Paper also makes HP branded paper so it feeds well into nearly any LaserJet, DeskJet, or PageWide printer. The reams are packaged in a box with a single strap which means the lid can come off easily during shipping (a negative). The reams themselves are well wrapped in a moisture barrier plastic.Good quality paper and it was a good price.....when I ordered it about a month and a half ago it was $4.74! I guess if you need paper right now it’s still worth the new price. Shipping is probably costing more right now and I guess paper is heavy and not first priority to ship at the moment......This is maybe my 3rd time ordering this paper. Comes 5 packages to a box so not too heavy to lift and the quality of the paper is great. The difference between a 20lb and 24lb is worth the extra money.Hammermill name are always represent High Quality products!Using Hammermill Papers with Hammermill made own Android printings apps.... boy you are going to be amazed! Hammermill Android printings apps made for almost every printer, is one of the best engineered printing software out there. And it is free! This company is deserves every respect!Thank You Hammermill!