DECAdry White Postcards 200gsm Microperforated 4 per A4 Sheet 148.5x105mm Ref OCB3325 [Pack of 100 Cards]

I bought these so I could print some promotional postcards. The perforations really are invisible and leave a lovely smooth edge when you separate them. The finish of the paper is smooth and a little glossy, which looks great - but the ink is apt to smudge when it hasn't dried (would recommend leaving the cards for 5 mins before printing on reverse and a good 10 mins before separating) … and even slightly sweaty fingers can dislodge the ink long after the ink is dry. (I use Canon ink … no cheapo substitutes, so I don't think the ink is the problem). Anyway, I've just bought some more because, apart from minor smudging issues, they look jolly good.

This arrived OK and on time etchowever, the surface of the card is a little rougher than perhaps it should be so when it goes through the printer the card sticks to the sheets below and several sheets go though at the same time.Now, it may possibly be my printer at fault but I've used this kind of card in the past and its been fine but it happened repeatedly with this.In the end I had to feed the card through one sheet at a time, this works but means I'm sat there feeding card into a printer rather than doing the work I needed to do.

Always buy perforated badges for work events as perforated edges make it easier to tear them and give a cleaner more professional edge. The decades are a good brand and card quality is great. If you google the product no on the decades website you also get a free download file of the template which is an absolute essential with making the badges and they always come out perfect

Not a bad weight and print very well. Only feed a single sheet at a time though, my printer regularly picks up two or three sheets an manages to print something on all of them which is annoying when I am printing numbered membership cars.

Enables one to create high quality postcards from A4 sized printer. Excellent sharp edges to each.

These worked well but when I had printed the framed address and stamp box found that trimming the edges by 2mm with a very good scissors gave an excellent finish. They printed some high definition pictures of trees very well.

200 gsm is quite thin actually, I was thinking to print some of my artwork on it but I then realized the paper was not ideally thick enough.

Not suitable for purpose as a printable product. My printer would not take the card in properly so it didn’t print where it should. My Printer fits the required printer description. Can still use it as handwritten cards.