Epson Format: DIN A4/Grammatur: 255 g/m²/VerpackungsgrÃße: 30 Blatt

You'd think using Epson paper on an Epson printer would give the best results. I did, and I was wrong. I bought this paper to use on an Epson ET 2700 printer. The paper did not give good colour reproduction. In particular, the blacks were actually dark blue. I checked all the settings and made sure the paper was correctly identified. I tried different colour options and printing via Epson and other software. Still blue. Other cheaper papers worked much better, even when using the settings meant for Epson papers rather than the generic ones; and when blank sheets were put side by side with different brands, the other papers looked noticeably whiter than the Epson sheets, which I think is probably the main reason for the poor colour reproduction. The Epson ET2700 uses a black pigment ink, which should give better black reproduction, and I did wonder whether this might also be an issue, but I can't find anything to suggest it would be incompatible with the Epson paper. Maybe it was just a bad batch, but whether it is an inherent problem or a quality control issue, I'll not be testing it again.

This is undoubtedly very, very good paper. I made the big mistake of trying one of the budget brands to see whether the claims of "as good as or better" were true, and they were not. I probably can't add much more to other reviewers' comments about the quality of the paper.However, I do have one complaint - and it cost the supplier a star. The two-for-one promotion is great, and I understand the need to make sure unscrupulous sellers don't separate the two packs and sell them on at the usual single pack price. But is it really necessary to stick the two packs together with such so much glue? And it's the type of glue that sticks to everything! I've had to throw the packaging away as it was so determined to adhere to anything that came close to it! More fool me for trying to put one pack in a drawer for storage while using the other pack. I should have just left them stuck together.That niggle aside, I highly recommend this paper to anyone looking to print high quality photographs.

I was disappointed with the A4 pictures produced by my new Epson ET-2650 printer using the Essentials Photo Paper that PC World sold me to go with it. Colours were not very accurate, there were some black streaks in the top borders and several very visible lines of what looked like cog marks on the surface - presumably from the mechanism that pulls the paper through the printer. I changed to this Epson Premium Glossy Photo Paper and the results were great. Colours came to life, the other problems disappeared and I am very happy with my photo prints. This paper is thicker (255gsm v 200gsm) and considerably more expensive than the generic one but obviously suits the Epson printer much better and I think it was well worth paying more for such good photos. For best results make sure that both the printer and the printer driver on the computer are set to Epson Premium Glossy paper.

This arrives in a shrink wrapper, remove the shrink wrapper to discover that the wrap round promo label is glued to both packets, rip this off to find that the two packs of photo paper are glued together back to back. As these packs have the tear off strip to open them on the back you have to tear the packs apart to get to your paper, even if you get them apart without damage the glue sticks to everything it touches so you can not put them down without them sticking to whatever they touch.Epson, or whoever packs these needs to address this.

Total sheets is 30. ie its two boxes of 15 sheets. I ordered quickly and mis-understood this. Price is thus not great. As others have said boxes are glued together opening flaps together means you have to separate them to get the paper out which is ridiculous. I would buy same paper again but choose one of the other amazon options.