Avery Easy Peel Address Labels for Laser Printers, 1 x 2.625 Inches, White, Pack of 750 (05260)

Product Description

Remove Labels easily with Avery's Easy Peel feature. Columns can be separated to expose label edges for easier, faster peeling. Jam-Free Guaranteed! 1" x 2 5/8", 750 Labels.Bright white labels for sharper print quality are perfect for creating professional-looking mailings, shipping, bar coding and organizing. Only Avery offers so many easy-to-use design and print solutions for labels. Microsoft Gold Certified Partner. Guaranteed printer performance in HP, Canon, Epson and other popular laser printers.

Product Details

• Product Dimensions: 12 x 9.2 x 0.2 inches ; 10.6 ounces
• Shipping Weight: 1 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)
• Shipping: Currently, item can be shipped only within the U.S. and to APO/FPO addresses. For APO/FPO shipments, please check with the manufacturer regarding warranty and support issues.
• ASIN: B00004Z5SN
• Item model number: 05260
  

Price : $12.14
You Save : $1.35 (10%)

List Price : $13.49

Technical Details

• Only Avery offers the Pop-up Edge for fast peeling - just bend the sheet to expose the label edge
• Jam free and smudge free for perfect labels every time
• Use Easy Peel labels for your mailing or as multipurpose labels for photos, folders, books and more
• Avery Wizard Software for Microsoft Office allows you to easily import data from Excel, Outlook and more
• Guaranteed printer performance in HP, Canon, Epson and other popular laser printers

Customer Reviews

If you have a mailing list in the hundreds, anything that shaves a little bit of time on the boring and repetitive parts of the project is very welcome. This new "easy peel" design couldn't be easier to use. You just bend the column every so slightly and you get an easy to grab edge that allows you to peel off each label without having to grab a corner by nudging with your fingernail, over and over again--even after going through the heat of a laser printer. I have found them to feed through smoothly (only one sheet at a time), not get jammed, not have one of the label corners accidentally adhere to the roller or feed dogs of the printer (yes, this has happened to me and it's a nightmare I'm glad to be able to put behind me). They work like a charm.

NOTE TO AVERY:

As much as I have loved these labels, I STILL have a slight objection. It has nothing to do with either quality, functionality, or design. It has to do with size. These one-inch high labels easily accommodate a three-line address. A four-line address fits. However, if you want to take full advantage of your word processor's capabilities and add a zip bar code line (which really DOES work in getting your mail delivered faster), you can fit it in on the three-line address, but it gets cut off on the four-line address.

If you have a longer address structure, you're absolutely doomed. For example: I have several unmarried couples on my list. They each require a line. (Mr. John Smith, Ms. Mary Jones). I also mail some company executives, and this becomes a nightmare:

Mr. John Smith, President

The ACME Company

1234 Main Street, Suite 5

City, State, Zip

//////bar code////////.

This address does not fit on a 1" label.

This makes creating a large mailing a real problem. I print the whole list (800+) in this label, then discard the ones that didn't fit and re-do them manually on label 05163, which are the next size up but, at 2" x 4" they are really to BIG. (5962 which is 1 1/3" high doesn't provide that much of an improvement and it's still 4" wide!)

Please, Avery, make a 1.5" x 3" label to accommodate the longest names and titles and the longest addresses and not look horrible on the envelope--and make them Easy Peel, just like this one.

I've been using Avery's 5267 product to make return address labels for some time now, but despite the increasing quaintness of postal mail, I still have a few people and companies that I mail things to every so often, so tried out Avery's 5260 address labels for laser printers to print up some address labels. They just work.

If you haven't used this type of product, it's a breeze if you have almost any working version of Microsoft Word, because Word has built-in templates for Avery's various labels. Just open or create a document, type in the address you want on the label, select Mailings/Labels (in Word 2007 - varies by version), tell it that you want to use Avery 5260 labels, and Word knows how to lay out the page and to replicate the text 30 times to fill out a page of identical labels. Or you can give Word a list of addresses from a mailing list and it will lay them out to fit on the Avery product.

This appears to be a new generation of Avery's line of labels, with "pop-up edges" to make it easier to peel each label from the page, as compared to older versions which required you to bend the page or pry out each label with your fingernails. Amazing how it's possible to improve even a seemingly mundane product.

Anyway, these just work and I don't even think about them when creating or using them - which to me is the definition of usefulness and quality.