If you have an inkjet printer, do not waste your money, this paper prints terribly.

I think it is not suitable for all inkjet printers, maybe it is for inkjet printers that have pigment inks and not ink inks like mine, because on the glossy and matte coated papers from mediarange that I used, the colors dry IMMEDIATELY, here and after 3 minutes that the printing was finished, I could see the ink on the surface of the paper and it had not dried, I touched it and it stayed on my hand. Because of this, there is a lot of smudging, meaning the ink moves on the surface of the paper and any detail is lost. You will see more detail on plain printing paper than on this.

The pigment inks sit on the paper and maybe they do a better job, I do not have a printer with pigments. I do not even have a laser printer to check it, but I assume it will print better if the coating is intended for it.

This coating reminds me of plastic. It is definitely not suitable for painting with inkjet printing.

(I bought the 170g and 300g and even in A3 size to have options. Money wasted. I will turn them into blank books and turn them into painting blocks for my nieces and nephews.)

I have tried mediarange, which is a very economical brand, and the colors come out incredibly on both its glossy and matte papers. With this one, I regretted it, the prints come out terrible, I have an Epson L850 photo printer and I have been amazed by other glossy coated papers, this one prints worse than plain paper, there is something about its coating that makes everything look bad.