1" X 2-5/8" Address Labels Sticker,900 Labels Mailing Labels,for Laser and Inkjet Printers,Return Address Labels 8.5" × 11" White 30 Sheet,Strong Adhesive

Just pay attention to which side is the front. It wold be nice to have a mark in a corner of the front.

So far, so good with these labels. I was concerned because the paper is really lightweight, but they seem to be just fine for return address labels. If I were using them to label products for my business or something like that, I'm not sure they'd adhere well enough. For graduation announcements & thank you cards, they're perfect.I used the Avery #5160 template online to make my labels. I printed 1 test sheet and it was a hair too high so I moved everything down just one spot and they printed perfectly centered.

These work great. Large quantity too!

I ordered these for a project I was doing and needed smaller labels to write on. They adhered to the plastic containers I was using and I tested one to see if I could remove it and it came off well. I'm not sure how I will be able to use the labels for printing since there is no information as to how to set it up, but I will look in the product information to see if there is anything there. 900 labels is great for the price, but adding a paper with product information for printing purposes would have been appreciated.

Review of Rhyqabo Address Labels 1" X 2-5/8" 30 Sheets 900 Labels，mailing Labels for Laser and Inkjet Printers,Address Labels for Printer 8.5" × 11" White,Strong Adhesive (sic) sold by Li Guozhong doing business on Amazon as Gryshaes and brand is listed as Rhyqabo.The product information in the package does not identify the template to be used but this is listed on product page on Amazon “Compatible with Templates 5160, 5136, 5260, 5520, 5630, 5660, 5960, 8160.” However, I found that Word 2021 had really changed the codes including a large number of templates from various companies or organizations. We really need to get back to using the standard Avery codes as a national or international standard. I found a Microsoft listed template for 30 labels that worked.I did a test print of a couple of labels on my laser printer and these came out well enough. These seem to adhere well but the adhesive on labels does seem to break down over time so they may not stick as well in a few years.My print was a single manually fed sheet and I did not note any problems with the feed in terms of jamming or alignment.

I had zero issues with the Avery 5160 template for these labels. However, I will say that my printer is new and works like a champ (HP Officejet Pro 9015e). In the past I have had problems with labels and it was almost entirely related to the printer. Also, I printed close to the edge of these labels and they came out exactly as pictured on the computer screen; all labels were useable.Everything on my labels printed straight and the labels themselves are straight on the page or I would not have used them. The labels also stick to envelopes and boxes well. Would purchase again.

They feel like the average label. Both the texture and the adhesive feel as expected. I printed something on it to test it out, and it printed as expected. It absorbed the ink well, and I didn't notice anything particular in any of the labels.The adhesive worked well. It didn't stick too hard as to rip off the cardboard, or too weak as to be easily removed.I believe they're what you can expect from any address label. I believe they're worth the investment.

They keep getting jammed in my printer, and it's causing me a ton of headaches and frustration. I really need a solution for this.