Kirkland Signature Professional Glossy Inkjet Photo Paper 4"x6" 300 Sheets

I've used a variety of photo papers over the years with varying results. I have a Brother MFC-J4420DW printer and needed to print a bunch of pictures. This time rather than use what I had on hand...or buy what I could for a good deal, I went ahead and looked for good reviews. I'm so glad I did. This paper is AWESOME! Here are some things I like about it.1. It is very easy to tell which side is the printer side. It is glossy one side and the other is obviously flat. Easy.2. The paper is 4x6 with no tear strip on the end so no worry about which end to put in.3. The prints are glossy and really just amazing. The color is very sharp. There is no streaking. They just look so good! I think I'm going to get a pack of larger sheets and start framing some of these. Amazing stuff. I love it!

Finally inexpensive paper that isn't horrible. I got the 900 pack from HP and all the colors came out wrong when I printed. This paper is great, and the price is awesome!

I am new to alcohol inks and thought I would try this paper instead of paying $$$ for Yupo paper. (I tried painting on a couple of spare pieces of Yupo I had lying around.) I bought the 4x6" to start with as I didn't want to use up all my inks on large pieces of paper, or spend time cutting big sheets up. These worked perfectly to get me started and make really lovely cards because they're a good size. The only thing I did notice was that there is a distinct marking (almost like a fingerprint) that is often visible under the inks (not all colors) that comes through. I can live with it but I wouldn't like it if this happens on larger pieces of paper that I might use in time.

You can print off of the computer, even picture off of face book, you save them to your computer and they come out so vivid and so real! I have a lot of pictures of my family and friends and you won't even know I did have a camera!

They are solid, not flimsy as some are and have a great gloss with color.

First off let me say I have been buying Kirkland papers for a long time. I have always been pleased with this product. But, my last purchase in Sept. of 2020, not so much. I just recently used up my old Kirkland paper and load this new box in my printer. As soon as I touched the paper, I knew something was not right. Sure enough, they either have changed the thickness or they put the wrong paper in the box. On the box, is printed in the lower right hand corner, the mil. thickness. It say's 10.4 mils. which is about 10.4 thousandths. In the picture, you can see the older paper is right at 10.5 thousandths thick. The newer paper is only 6.5 thousandths thick. This is nearly half as thick as the older paper. So, I'm not sure if this is intentional or a mistake. I am leaning towards a mistake. I cannot see Kirkland selling paper that is half as thick as it's rating. That would be illegal. I will contact Amazon for a course of action.

Having been in the graphics business for decades, I've used all the major brands of photo paper. I must say that the Kirkland paper --- in all the sizes I've used --- is by far my favorite paper.I will say that I've had excellent results without printer driver tweaking, but there have been other times that even with oodles of experimentation, I've not been able to properly profile the paper. If anyone has suggested settings (primarily for the Canon Pro-100 and other Canon and Epson models), I'd be very grateful.

Perfect photos on my epson printer.

I was very impressed with the quality of the prints that this photo paper produced, after trying other brands, I find that Kirkland paper is for me.Top marks for this product.