Aplux Reviews

I have bought several other "quality" matte photo papers that are nothing more but a sheeny paper, stopping short of glossy. Or else just a heavier paper, but not photo like at all. This HP premium PLUS photo paper provides QUALITY matte photos. Like the real thing, only immediate at your own home rather than the store. I used the HP 7550 photo printer and print pictures that are top of the line photo quality. I will never use another paper again for photos. It's definitely worth the extra cost.

I got this paper with my hp psc 2210 all in one printer fax scanner and copier and it worked great. Nice thick paper and i printed a photo on it and turned out excellent - looked as good as the original picture or better. Very clear and nice. Highly Recomended.

HP Premium Plus Matte Photo Paper is the best photo paper I've used so far. It's thick, durable and professional looking.

HP has improved the quality of their excellent Premium Plus glossy photo paper. This is the 4" x 6" size, and this is my paper of choice when making snapshots using my HP Photosmart 7550 printer.

HP has increased the thickness to 10 mil. They've textured the back of the paper so that the photos won't stick to each other when stacked (which one invariably does with snapshots). But, most importantly, using this paper will extend the archival life of my photos out to 75 years when using HP's new six-color printing system (available on the Photosmart 7550, and other current generation HP ink jet printers), which was verified in independent testing by PC World magazine in their November, 2002 issue.

Who says ink jet printed snapshots can't be archival? With HP's new and improved Premium Plus 4 x 6 glossy photo paper, I can now print digital photos - which will be enjoyable for many generations to come!

This order came thru Photolady and the packaging was photopaper simply sandwiched between some cardboard sheets. No labels as to whose product this really is. How do we know what we are getting?

I have the HP Photosmart 100 printer and it came with some HP premium photo paper that has a serrated tab that tears off. This paper is not the same. This would not be such a big deal if it weren't for the fact that the printer I have will only print edge to edge photos on true HP paper, otherwise it prints with a border.

Now the paper itself is just as good as the other papers by Kodak and Epson that I have. But it isn't what I am looking for.

My Digital Camera has a 3.3 MegaPixel resolution and printing photos on this HP paper far exceeded my expectations! I use the HP 7150 Photosmart Printer with the HP Premium High Gloss Photo Papers. Unbelievable quality and perfectly vivid colors, in every detail, whether enlarging or scaling down photos, you will never be disappointed with the output. I cannot imagine returning to 35mm film and developing - no comparison. Put your old photo equipment in the attic and go digital with a photoprinter. Other photo paper pales in comparison to HP products.

Yeah, this paper is more expensive than the competition, but the results are well worth it (at least if you have an HP printer -- I can't attest for other printers). The quality is amazing and this paper holds up very well. Save this paper for your BEST photographs.

I have tried many different kinds of photo paper and I can say with confidence this is by far the best. Many other kinds of photo paper stick together when you put more than two sheets in your printer at a time, which ends up wasting a lot of paper and time. This HP paper has no such problem. Other papers feel very thin and some are even slightly see through; with this paper it is as thick if not thicker than developed photos! I use an HP D145 and with this paper my photos come out of the printer looking like they were just developed. Although it is slightly more expensive than others, this photo paper is well worth it; the results you get are just amazing.

I've tried many different brands of photo paper, but this is by far the best. I have a HP 7550 Photo printer and with this paper the photos turn out just like store-developed ones. The weight of paper is thicker than any other paper I've tried and the colors come out the truest. It is more expensive than other brands, but I think it is worth the money.

After experimenting with several brands of glossy photo papers, I found that, using an HP 960 Deskjet printer, this gave the best results by far. I spend a lot of time and energy taking and enhancing digital pictures, so my aim is to come close to photo shop quality; I really like the weight, brightness and "feel" of this paper, and the colors are exactly what I expected and planned. I avoided this paper for a while because of the price, and settled on Kodak Ultima Glossy, but curiosity and a good sale got the best of me...glad I tried it! I even printed a family portrait I had taken for friends, and they laughed when I charged only three times the cost of the sheets of paper...expected to pay much more for such a professional-looking product. I now use this exclusively for the important stuff...if the price is right! I took away one star only because of the price...but you DO get what you pay for!