Go Inkjet Glossy Photo Paper A3 100 Sheets, 260 GSM for HP, Canon, Epson and Inkjet Printers to Print Photographs and Brochures

I don't normally use this paper preferring to use another 3rd party Seller here on Amazon whose name is that of a English county. They, in their infinite wisdom are not currently selling A3 photo paper. This led me onto this GoInkjet paper, a fact which is somewhat fortuitous for me given that the price, at the time of writing, is £ 18.90, incl free P+P. For 105 sheets of this 260g heavy gloss paper that works out at 18p per sheet. Which is marvelous value for an A3 sized paper providing that it works !!Well I did an ICC profile on this paper using my ColorMonkee software against my Epson R2000 photo inkjet printer. The results were super photographs with even colour distribution right across the page. Drying was almost instantaneous. The A3 size giving the benefit of printing 2, maybe 3 photos per sheet. That's either 9p per photo or 6p according to what size you print, In any event I am well pleased with the results. It will take me a while to print through 105 sheets of A3 photo paper, but I shall be re-ordering as and when.So why only 4 stars? The paper is a heavy paper which is a bonus. Lovely to feel to the touch with a really nice gloss at the end, especially when adding auto Gloss Optimizer onto the paper by my printer, Feeding it through my printer however I have noticed the the ends of the paper (both ends) the paper tends to develop a 'curl'. For whatever reason. Its not that big a deal, but the paper does not stay flat either going through the printer or after its cut to size. The resulting photos still being s bit 'curly'. As I print in larger sizes the curl is quite prominent. I suppose that's something that we have to put up with given the very competitive price and the fact that ink absorption is spot on right across the print with my ICC profile. All IMHO of coarse.

Fantastic quality A3 photo paper/card. Please don’t let this review distract you from how great this product actually is. I have contacted the manufacturer who are at the mercy of Amazon packing. Which, unfortunately, resulted in the corners of every sheet being damaged. 100 sheets of A3 card is quite heavy. It was packed inside a box much larger than the pack of card with hardly any cushioning. The pack had slid around inside the box so much the cello wrap had burst. Very badly bent corners which had to be trimmed. A3 project ended up as not quite A3. Would’ve returned but needed for Pride posters the next day.

I use a lot of A3 photo paper and normally this one is really good quality.However this batch seems faulty. The leading and trailing edge of each sheet is curled upwards.This leads to marks/transfer from the printhead on each sheet.Normally this paper is perfectly flat, but not this time.Each sheet has to be handled and rolled against the curl to combat this issue. Its not 100% successful though.Real shame, hopefully its just a glitch in this batch.

I have used this paper few times it takes ink well and the results are acceptable. The paper is almost touch dry as it comes out of the printer and it the prints show a high gloss finish even when none Canon ink (I save cost on ink as well) all in all good results. I don't use this paper for finished customer prints however; I do use it for prints I hang in the reception area of my studio or for free prints. That said I would do so if I had to.Is this a good paper? Yes is.Will I buy it again? Yes I would.

The reviews on this paper which was the A4 size looked quite positive. So the A3 size I assume must be the same paper. I like to experiment with different photo papers especially cheap photo paper. The print quality on this paper looks good and will buy it again. It's only when you tear up your spoils that you fill the cheapness compared to canon paper.

The quality is great as was the price, brilliant images for that little bigger size.

This Paper is very good but the packaging was loose hence the lost star. Luckily the paper was not damaged on this occasion

This paper has just arrived so I haven't used it yet. Looking at it - it is indeed a thick quality paper but I'm not quite sure how it can be described as waterproof. I am yet to try it and see. Clearly one side is glossy and probably drip and spill resistant but the back is Matt and if it didn't absorb water I'd be really surprised. I will use it and see what happens when it gets wet ...