AVERYLSR LBL WHT P25 L7651-25 FPC

Working great so far.

Product was ok and suitable for my needs.Only issue I had was I downloaded the Avery template and wasted about 4 sheets as the labels didnt match up with the official template, wounder if these are not official Avery one???????It took awhile to adjust so the template matched the labels, wasn't happy to loose 4 sheets due to miss print, I had bought a new Samsung Laser printer just to print off the labels as better quality prints than the Epson Inkjet

Despite being advertised as laserjet labels, these do not print well on my Dell colour laser printer. The ink turns into a weird powder that rubs off easily and smears all over the labels, rendering them useless. At 58p a sheet plus the cost of the ink, this is a costly mistake. I won't be buying them again and will source labels from elsewhere.

I have a Canon X6850 and the sensor can't pick up the page due to the blue print up the top (which is ironic because that area is called 'ultra grip' for jam free printing) I have to peel off this blue print for it to go through but other than that it's exactly what I needed.

They are what they are. I wanted them for printing index labels to go on the back of (old era hard copy) photo prints. They are ideal for this purpose. They are a bit small for address labels, but maybe OK for "undelivered return to" labels.MSWord comes with a built-in template for printing on these labels.I have no issues with printing a few labels, peeling them off then re-insrting the sheet later to print on the rest of the labels.

hard to find / buy Avery labels in shops these days, shops only want to stock their own product which don't always line up when printing the labels, amazon has a good selection of Avery labels and a good price, would not buy shops own labels, these labels do the job you want and are easy to set up on your PC, you can even go onto Avery web site and choose print and design so you get the exact print you want, recommend this product