Product reviews for Printable Microperforated Business Cards with Sure Feed Technology, Laser, 2 x 3.5, White, Uncoated,

We had been using a professional local printer. When they closed their shop, we began using Avery business cards and are very satisfied at 1/10th the cost

Our company, like many others, has been finding ways to save a little here and there. These business cards print BEAUTIFULLY and look like professionally made cards. We save a ton of money on cards. The convenience of being able to print out cards quickly is also fantastic. The one downside is that they sometimes get stuck in the printer, but I think that's just a paper-weight setting. Mine gets stuck in the same place, so I've figured out how to pull the page out without ripping any of the cards :) This is definitely the way to go for small businesses!

These are an easy option for creating business cards.

We love these cards. We not only use them for business cards for our staff, but we also use them to PR events & have even used them to make name tags. They are very versatile & whatever we print on them always comes out looking good.

The Avery laser business cards has allowed me to make custom business cards without the expense and time required to have a printer print cards for me. I can design and print a business card in a matter of minutes and easily make changes as needed.

I searched for the product that performed best for the cost. This one was very easy to use, consistently kept the information "between the lines", ink did not smear, and edges were fairly smooth.

I used these to make my own business cards. They are super easy and cost efficient. Depending on the printer the quality isn't as good as professional ones... but I think they work just fine.

These are good for a short run of customized business cards for a meeting or expo. The uncoated nature makes the color from my color laser printer a bit muted, but they are much cheaper than the coated laser business cards. Thus I tend to use them more often for this short run purpose.

I use at least a package a month. Cheaper than paying a printer to do 250 or 500 cards and then having them thrown away because a logo changes, office location changes, or the person quits. We usually print 50 at a time, it only takes a few minutes [usually while the person waits]. The only issue with ordering this item is that it does not include a Box Tops for Education coupon on it!

We use this card stock to print all business cards. It allows us to change information easily - all the cards have the same layout - they look professional - more economical than when you have a printer produce them and you are stuck with the same card for a long time.

I don't even own a laser printer. I use a basic H-P Ink Jet. So far, I haven't employed any of the versatile design templates - I just put my message on the first, clear white background. I center it - each line stacked neatly on top of the next. If I want info on both sides I just put it through the printer a second time (remember which side is "heads up") Say you have a brief message that you'd like 20 or 30 people to have in hand. The template makes it easy-peasy lemon squeezy.

I just ran several hundred pages of these cards to find out that the perforation is completely misaligned. The Microsoft template has equal margins on each side, but the perforation is not centered on the actual cardstock so the left margin is way larger than the right margin. My printer is perfectly aligned so I just wasted a lot of money printing non-centered business cards.

These are good for the price. They're very sturdy and the paper hold ink well. My only gripe is that the edges are not super clean. The "clean edge" version (5877) tends to jam a couple of our printers because they break apart very easily to get that smooth edge. So we tend to use these to avoid waste.

Regarding templates, Avery.com has a ton of templates for designing right through the site. Once you finish, you can print the PDF that pops up and save it as well. I do use it all the time for creative  name badges, labels, etc.  since we don't use Photoshop here.  I hope that info helps someone!

Downloaded the MS Word template and made a simple business card. Ordered the paper and after trying a few sheets realised that the temaplate does not fit the paper at all. Waste of time, not happy.

I thought that these business cards were very easy to tear apart and the edges were very neat! No complaints here.