You might want to remember when using these papers that all print beautifully, but some are subject to fading much quicker than others and require protection if displayed.
I put up some i9950 prints on Ilford Galerie Smooth Gloss in a very sunny stairwell, but not in direct sunrays. They might also have gotten a whiff of ozone and minor doses of other pollutants from traffic in the air. They faded to light brown in ten days. They were not under glass, so if they had been properly framed they might have lasted longer, though probably not very long in that location.
I replaced them with prints on Canon PPP and they haven't shown the slightest hint of fading in two months, but I'm going to keep an eye on them to see how they hold up.
I believe Ilford is the biggest manufacturer of photographic inkjet papers and also manufacture for quite a number of brand names, so you might well find very similar papers under another brand.
