The paper is visually very white, on closer inspection you recognize a slight blue tint and a stripe structure in the paper. From the feel, I would say is this paper a little better "deleted", ie smoother than my even more favorable plain paper.
I found the class very elaborate packaging. Often it happens otherwise during transport that the paper is "hit" on the edge, thereby often arise after a paper jam. Furthermore, this paper is packaged in coated paper, thereby the paper can not draw moisture.
The laser prints are sharp, the inkjet prints are acceptable. And here then is the fundamental discussion ... and so I proceed ... for things that I need only internally that have no character presentation, I use very cheap paper, which is previously stored very neat and dry. And for high-quality prints, I use paper of higher grammage, which have a higher degree of whiteness and white are also top-painted and photos up real photo paper, so photos look from brilliant.
Conclusion for everyday wear, this Avery Paper suitable if it is not to print high-quality presentations. However, then the question of the amount of investment.
