bit-tech Shopping: Epson Premium Glossy Photo Paper Borderless 4x6 100-Sheets

Rating: 10

Time with product: 2 Months

Strengths: Excellent print quality. Durable paper and vivid pictures.

Weaknesses: Price.

Summary: The EPSON Photo paper is perfect for digital camera owners who want a flexible and easy to use photo solution. Pictures simply look awsome on this paper

Rating: 10

Time with product: 25 Days

Strengths: exellent color.

Weaknesses: NA

Summary: I can't belive I make my foto for few minut with exellent quality. The quaility paper is very good. The color is exellent and foto dry fast. I am so happy I make right choose. I used Epson Stylus R200..

Rating: 10

Time with product:

Strengths: High quality paper-dries very quickly.

Weaknesses: None

Summary: This paper produces prints every bit as nice as the ones we have professionally done! The price makes them quite affordable and the convenience of printing at home makes this paper a real value.

Rating: 8

Time with product: 10 Days

Strengths: Glossy, heavy weight. Nice medium for printing photos at home.

Weaknesses:

Summary: Good thickness and weight of the paper. I see very nice quality photos have been printed out on the paper. It looks very much like classic photo paper.If the price can drop a little bit more, I will definitely buy more.

Rating: 10

Time with product: 2 Years

Strengths: vivid and long lasting

Weaknesses: none

Summary: First of all, Epson's paper is definitely better than most other brands. We are a little disappointed with some aspects of Epson printers (requires head cleaning often and eat lot of ink, from our experience with two different epsons; but the quality is superb though), there is nothing bad to say about the papers. I've tried Glossy Photo, this Premium Glossy Photo, and Colorlife (listed in the order of increasing price). Glossy photo is a lot cheaper, but other than picture quality not as good as the Premium, the prints fade after a year or less. Colorlife, on the other hand, gives excellent quality, just a little bit more expensive, and sometimes I prefer that matte finish; but colorlife prints are very easily ruin by moisture. So I have finally settled down with this Epson Premium Glossy Photo Paper, and is not likely to change anytime soon.