There is no absolute "more practical" choice between coreless roll paper and core roll paper. The choice depends entirely on your usage scenario and core needs. The advantages of coreless roll paper lie in cost-effectiveness and adaptability, while core roll paper focuses more on user experience and storage convenience.

Core characteristics of coreless roll paper

Higher cost-effectiveness: The unit price is usually lower, and there is no weight or cost of paper cores, which can obtain more actual usable paper quantity at the same price.

Stronger adaptability: No need to rely on a roll paper holder with a shaft, it can be placed in various roll paper holders or directly used on countertops or drawers, with fewer scene restrictions.

Better environmental friendliness: No paper or plastic cores, no additional waste generated after use, more environmentally friendly.

There are shortcomings in use and storage: the paper is prone to looseness and deviation, especially when extracting the last small section, which will be more laborious; When stacking and storing, due to the lack of a fixed shape, it is easy to tilt and takes up relatively more space.

The core characteristics of core roll paper

More stable user experience: fixed on the axis of the paper holder with the paper core, the paper is not easily displaced during extraction, and the entire roll is used smoothly without any looseness problems.

More organized storage: Comes with a paper core support, fixed in shape, can be stacked neatly, less prone to tipping, saves storage space, and is more convenient to organize.

Price and adaptability limitations: The unit price is relatively higher, and the paper core will occupy some costs and weight. The actual available paper quantity is less than that of coreless roll paper of the same weight; It must be paired with a roll paper holder with a shaft, which cannot be directly placed for use and has weak adaptability to the scene.