Avery Glossy Photo Quality Business Cards for InkJet Printers

These print beautifully. They're a little expensive, but very professional looking. If your card has color graphics, these shine! If it doesn't, then you should rethink your design. Your business card is no place to economize, because often it's the only impression a future customer has of you. Stand out!

AVERY-DENNISON / Glossy photo quality ink jet business cards, 8 cards/sheet, 200 cards/box / AVE8373 / Sold as 1 Box / Mfr Part # 8373 */ Glossy photo quality ink jet business cards, 8 cards/sheet, 2

Very professional-looking cards from your own inkjet printer. If you get them set up right, you can have beautiful cards, but you can't assume they are going to be perfect without some "tweaking" to get everything lined up right. That's not the fault of the cards, of course.

Nice stuff.

I've been using the Avery Print to the Edge Ink Jet Business Cards 8373 product for years with great results. I think Amazon must be mixing up reviews for different Avery products here. With the 8373, you ***can*** print on both sides. The front sides are glossy photo quality, the back sides are regular ink jet paper quality. The cards are perforated, which means the edges are not perfectly clean. But you can overprint the cards, so that after you separate the cards, the printing goes right up to the edge. I had to play around with the exact placement of the cards on the page to get it right for my printer - I couldn't just use the template that Avery supplies. I think every printer must be different.

Pros

Print to the edge
Glossy color on front
Print on back

Cons

A little flimsier than professionally made cards
Must tweak page placement to get it right
Edges not perfectly clean (but close)

I have used numerous Avery products and been hapy with them but these "print to the edge" do not totally match up with the template so don't print well AND the other side is glossy and cannot be printed... that should be noted on the package as "one side print" as I knew I wanted to ptint on the back when I bought them. Avery does not curently have a 2-sided edge printed card available. I will say the do tear apart nicely.
I have an HP printer- a previous reviewer said it was an HP issue- HP said they weren't aware of an issue with their roller.

Have wasted almost an entire pack trying to print on my HP Deskjet 3520. HP said the roller isn't accurate in feeding due to the glossy side and there was not a fix yet. Other than to try and feed manually thru printer. Even tho I tweaked software in every program I used;they simply didn't work for me. Think I'll avoid the glossy stuff.