MaxGear Blank Business Cards 200 Printable Business Card, 3.5 x 2" Thick Card Pape Compatible with Laser & Inkjet Printer, Double-sided Printing, Heavyweight, Matte White Paper, 10 Cards/Sheet (8871)

These cards are not quite as smooth around the edges as the Avery ones, but they're plenty smooth enough and half the price

Always make my own business cards. I can change them anytime I wish, I can make as many or as few as I want, I never run out for long. I like the creativity of making my own, and I have gotten a lot of compliments on my creativity. They are a lot less than buying the commercial ones.

Excellent paper quality, easy to work with, fulfilled my expectations, I'd buy it again definitely.

Card stock is a bit lighter than a normal business card. Not bad for a few dollars. Use Avery 8871 template on their website to build out and it will print great.

I thought this company supplied their own templates, but after receiving the package I was surprised there were no instructions where to download the template either on the shipment or on this listing here. After reading reviews here I went to the Avery web site and downloaded the 5371 template. It seemed to work and it aligned OK on my laser printer. The printed cards look good. They separated more easily than I expected. Compared to a similar pile of cards printed on Avery card paper they are a bit rougher and thicker. But they worked for what I needed and look reasonably good. If it was possible to give four and one half stars I would, but I rounded it up to five stars.

Quality of these business cards is very nice. Easy to separate. Can place in paper tray of our Brother color printer. Have ordered them previously and will purchase again.

These are very much as advertised. Seems to be standard card stock weight and the cards separate well with little fuzz. I'd buy again.Note: I do not accept payment of any kind to post false reviews. If I am asked to (as I have been in the past) I will notify Amazon and post a review that indicates the effort.

These are definitely a shade of gray, not white like their Avery counterparts. Also, I got an extraneous faint line or two when printing from a laser printer. Finally, with an inkjet printer, the results are not as deep a black as printing on laser printer, again unlike Avery. If you're making lots of flashcards for your own use, these will save you money, but I wouldn't use them if you want to impress customers with your business card.