~*~*~*Introduction~*~*~* I am not particularly bothered about what paper I use in my black and white laser printer as I use the laser printer for printing out rough copies of letters, rough draughts and copied and pasted sections from web pages (recipes, jobs etc). I use better quality paper for actual letters and photo's when I use my colour inkjet printer. While having a random wander around Tesco in the early hours of Christmas Eve I spotted the Tesco Value A4 White Paper at the eye grabbing price of £2.49, so I popped one in my trolley. ~*~*~*What do I get for £2.49?~*~*~* The paper is wrapped in a paper wrapper and looks very similar ...  Read the complete review

I go through a lot of paper being an open university student that is based a lot online so I always have plenty to print out and as such I didn't want to be spending a fortune on some white paper so when I came across this Tesco Value paper for £2.50 for 500 sheets I decided that it was worth giving it a shot as a lot of the value products I have tried have been of reasonable quality. I got this from my main Tesco which is a large one situated in a retail park, there is another smaller Tesco near me and this also seems to stock it so it is pretty widely available and there seems to be Tesco's here, there and everywhere so it's not too hard to get a hold of. ...  Read the complete review

I don't have a printer at home but I do still buy printer paper both to give to my mum as she does have a printer and I am forever asking for things to be printed out but also for my son to draw on because I think it can work out much better value than buying specific drawing paper for him. The brand that I always buy is the Tesco value paper. Tesco value paper comes in a pack of 500 A4 sheets and is ultimately a paper which is designed to be put in the printer or the photocopier. It comes covered in a paper wrap which holds all of the paper in and if you open this quite carefully you can keep the paper stored in there for as and when you need it so I always ...  Read the complete review

I've always got a block of blank A4 paper in the cupboard, I've only recently bought a printer so it hasn't been used for that purpose the majority of time. It's great to have paper on hand to quickly scribble something down, my daughter also loves it to use as a blank canvas for her various crafty activities. The paper we have at the moment is this one from the Tesco Value range. It is available to buy from Tesco either in store or online, whatever way you do your groceries. It costs no more than £2.50 for a block of approximately 500 sheets. The paper is packaged exactly how you would imagine in a paper packaging that wraps around the block. The ...  Read the complete review

I first bought Tesco Value paper because, to be blunt, it was cheap. At less than £2.50 a ream, where most of the paper I can buy today is closer to £5, it was affordable particularly for drafts where I honestly don't care about the quality. Since that first test purchase it's become the main paper I buy for everyday use. It is actually white, unlike many cheaper papers which have a yellowish tone, and doesn't tear too easily. While it is thin and slightly translucent, it is easily good enough for everyday use and letters, as well as the draft prints I originally picked it up for. The only thing I haven't found this paper works well for is high quality ink-jet ...  Read the complete review