Address Labels for Inkjet Printers 1" x 2-5/8", Pack of 3000 Labels

Great labels. I can't believe how low the price is. They work excellently. We've used them for Christmas cards and just recently used them all up for wedding invitations. You can't beat the price !!!

Good product and price great.

Good quality, size is just right. Will work well for address labels.

I'd normaly use my thermal label printer btu it's not with me, so I needed laser labels to fill the void. They print good, feed well, and have good stayign power at a nice price.

These address labels are perfect for bulk printing! Crisp, clear results with my inkjet printer and no smudging. Adhesive is strong and sticks well to envelopes and packages. With 6,000 labels in the pack, it's a great value for the price. Highly recommended for home or office use!

Correction Addendum:What I though was a faulty product, turns out to be an issue with my printer. The labels were not aligning on the top 3 rows, thus I had 3 rows of wasted labels. I returned the product and ordered a different brand. When the same issue arose with the new brand, I suspected another cause for the problem. Instead of my ink jet printer, I tried the sheets in my Laser printer. There were no printing alignment issue with the laser printer. Also, those of you who are having labels stick in your printer, you may find that using a sheet of labels only once may help. No matter how many labels are still left on the sheet, I do not reinsert the sheet again. I've had the labels unglue and cause a real mess if I did this. Other than the misalignment caused, I believe by my printer, there was no other difficulty with these label sheets. Be sure to use a standard Avery evaluation number when setting up your printer for the labels. Hope this may solve some of your issues. These are my own observations, you'll have to experiment for yourselves, though.Initial evaluation:Value was good, however, the labels did not fully align with the printer. I lost three rows of printed labels, due to this misalignment. A, 1 x 2 5/8 label should be a standard template with Avery's 5260's. I've bought generic labels from Amazon Basics in the past, and they align with the standard Avery template, with no problem. I don't appreciate waste, and 3 rows out 10 is a considerable loss of labels.

This was an easy purchase of a small supply of professional quality labels.

Good price- less than Avery of the same size.