Plain A5 high-quality office printing paper - office - 1 ream

This is really nice feeling paper, lovely and smooth with a very slight sheen to it. Works well for double sided printing of text, although I'm not sure if it would handle images on both sides without showing through. Great value for money and I would definitely recommend.

I used high quality paper on a regular basis - this paper is not in any way high quality however you get what you pay for and I was able to use it for what I needed.

Lovely quality good for scrap booking for the children as they fit neatly into a A4 book no need to resize

Plain A5 High Quality Office Printing Paper 1 Ream Sold by: AONESTATIONERY £4.89 P+P 0 Delivered quickly. just as described. No complaints. works in my inkjet printer with no hassle. this is one of the few concessions I've made to being greener. I realised that a large portion of what I was writing on PC and then printing didn't really fill a whole page. So now I use A5 more and more. I'm doing the same printing BUT not wasting half a page of blank paper. I also find it convenient for printing user manuals on in booklet format and then folding so they are really convenient. In fact I now see that I'll be using this size more often so I'll look at minimising the costs by getting a box. The only reason for a missing star is that because the price was as good as I could find, I find it irksome that I pay more money for les 'volume' of sheets. That is to say, the same number of sheets as A4 but obviously half the weight. but nearly twice the price. ACID TEST: would I buy again/recommend? - Yes

Nice enough paper but at twice the price of A4 makes it an expensive option. You should get two reams for that price.

What is there to say, it is perfectly adequate copier paper at a reasonable price.

I needed some A5 as a means of addressing multiple packages. This is the cheapest I could find. Supposedly 80g, it matches no 80 that I have ever used. Even the local supermarket 80 in an A4 format is better quality Take my advice. Buy A4 and cut it in two. You will get better paper at much less cost

It was all good, but just a lot thinner than I thought it would be. I'm not overly familiar with the actual grams needed to make a 'high quality' paper, but it was that phrase that led me to believe it was a bit thicker than it actually was. I'm sure it was exactly to the specifications, but I would have probably called it Plain A5 office printing paper to avoid confusion. Otherwise all good.