Oxford Filler Paper, 8-1/2" x 11", Graph Rule (4x4), 3-Hole Punched, 800 Sheets of Loose-Leaf Paper for 3 Ring Binders, 2 Packs of 400, White (62333)

Good product

Got what was ordered. I'm happy. 😊 😃 😀

There's not a lot to say about 800 sheets of loose-leaf graph paper except... wow, that's a lot of graph paper!This comes in a brown outer cardboard box, containing two interior packages of graph paper each with 400 sheets shrink-wrapped. They aren't packaged for retail, so the Oxford logo is only present on the outside of the box, but you could definitely split an order of this across two families without any trouble because of the individual shrink wrapping. I would have liked to see a box with a removable and replaceable lid that you could store the paper in when not in use, but that's a super minor quibble.This graph paper is a wide 4x4-per-inch rule - better suited for grade school geometry and math homework than for college work, where 5x5 is the norm. The design also doesn't go edge to edge on the paper, which is an interesting choice: I don't necessarily dislike having some margin to write name/date/topic on, but it's definitely something I'm not used to with most graph paper. It's a bit odd that three squares of the design are cut off by the hole punches.If the design meets your needs, and your needs are a lot of graph paper, this is exactly the product for you.

I got this graph paper for my highschooler and it meets her needs very well. She is using it for math and other classes and projects that require graph paper. These 3 holes punched loose graph paper sheets fit her 3 ring binders perfectly. The print is well visible and clear. The pages are more of a lightweight thickness but they are not flimsy and they don’t rip easily. The pages come as two individually plastic wrap sealed piles. The brand name is only on the outer box and not on the sealed paper piles. One thing to note is that these pages have a narrow solid white margin all around. That’s a new thing for me as the previous graph pages I’ve purchased didn’t have these margins. Personally, I don’t see a need for these margins since they only take space but are too narrow for notes or comments. However, my daughter doesn’t mind the margins and none of her teacher cared that the margins were there, so for her school needs I find it to be a good graph paper.

Considering it is graph paper it does not necessarily need to be the greatest quality, affordability being the most important factor and for just a little over $20 I doubt you could beat these. And on top of that the paper is actually pretty good, a little better then your typical school room quality graph paper.