AVERY C32011 25 Printable Single Sided Business Cards, 10 Cards Per A4 Sheet, white, 250 Cards

I manage membership for a small club and needed to replace our old laminated card system with cheaper ones that I could print myself as needed. I chose these cards as they are not too expensive, are good quality, thick enough to last in someone's wallet for a year and can be processed by an inkjet/laser printer.The only downsides to using them are ...* The rear of the card is treated with something that prevents ink/toner from being absorbed. Printing on the front has no problems but anything printed on the rear using a laser printer will not survive even light handling. Printing on the rear using an inkjet can result in handlable cards, but you have to wait 18-24 hours for the ink to dry properly.* You cannot easily re-use partially printed sheets so wasteage can be high. Removing a few cards form a complete sheet often stops those sheets from being run through a printer for a second time.

Ordered again as fully satisfied with original purchase. Handy self-printing of business cards keeps them conveniently available when needed and the design can be adjusted and kept up-to-date at any time, without leaving loads of pre-printed wastage.Some descriptions state that the product is for single-sided printing, but I've successfully used them for double-sided print with both laser and inkjet printers.The only issue affecting success can be with your printer and whether it can accept card. So check out its spec first. If not, then that can mean print failures with lasers, where the fuser system cannot handle materials above a certain thickness/weight and may leave smeared or loose toner on the surfaces, or its roller may leave feint duplicate images in the wrong place, because the machine cannot fuse and set the toner at the right temperature, due to the material thickness. Inkjets may prove more usable in that situation.

I like these. They feed through my laser printer without fuss and have never jammed, even though it's a fast laser that feeds 70 pages a minute (yes seventy not seventeen). Fast laser printers are a good test of the quality of any print media as they are much more prone to jams with poor paper or card. The resulting print quality is as crisp as with the best papers and stays on the cards. When separating the cards the resulting edges are properly sharp, with none of the fuzzy edges that result from some micro-perforated cards. The result is fine for contact cards and reasonable for business, though in some businesses you might want heavier card stock to be taken seriously.

solid quality material however useless for my purposes because:1. The software online, whilst intuitive and useful, does not align to the actual cards meaning that the cards below go into the ones above when printed. Fortunately for me the older German print your own cards work well with this template.2. The cards are only single sided. If you do not mind this fact, this is a viable product with some tweaking. However. The packaging shows side by side business cards with what appears to be a back and front, one with details and numbers and the other with an eye-catching company logo. Very disappointed by this deceitful advertising.

I suppose you get what you pay for and these were quite cheap. Subsequently the business cards are also a little cheap in that they are quite flimsy and very easily bent.The free software template that you can download did not seem to be as accurate as I'd have liked and so many of my cards have their white edges in the wrong places.This is because I have a shaded design on the background of my cards. If you plan to have just a completely white business card with just text on it, these sheets may do.If I were to buy more Avery business cards sheets I think I would choose ones that had less on per page thus giving a border on the sheet between each business card to allow for discrepancies.