Rocketbook Reusable Digital Notebook - Smart Notepad A5 Black - Spiral Note Book To Do List Pad, Lined Paper with Frixion Erasable Pen and Wipe, Office Gadget with Rocketbook App, Reduce Paper Waste

This is brilliant.I can't write fast on a tablet without my handwriting looking ugly so I use this for brainstorming ideas. This would also be great for meetings.It is a great way to save paper and organise notes, the pages are a type of plastic and feels nice to write on.You can use any fixion pen, whic can rub out with the rubber on the back of the pen or wipe off a whole page with the cloth.Be sure to have a small spray bottle on you if you are getting to your last few pages and think you may run out during a class as the cloth needs to be damp to wipe the pages cleanThe app is easy to use. You can back up noted to various clouds like Gdrive etc.I really like that you can use hangtags on either side of title and that will become the file name. You can convert handwriting to text and you can use tags, search key wordsThis would make a great present for someone who loves stationery.I have no complaints. Worst the money as it will last forever.

I bought the Rocketbook Core which comes with standard lined pages. Each pages are smooth and shiny and the tight spiral bound makes it feel secure.I bought this mainly for course work for which it is excellent for. Every module I write it out, scan and move to the next page. It comes with a surprising amount of pages (for a reusable book) and there is more than enough if you want one book to cover multiple uses. (course work, daily lists, notes, ideas, shopping lists etc)Pages wipe clear very easily, though I recommend you swipe in one direction only or you end up smudging the ink on the cloth all over the page. Also worth rinsing it out after every page.I do however find the smooth surface odd to write on, I miss the 'grip' of a fountain pen on the paper.Scanning with the app is very easy. Remember to set up the app first with where you want each symbol to save to. You can choose the note app and which file you want to save it in.On loading the app to save a page press the photo button and line up the camera to the page and hold. It will automatically take it ready to save in the pre-designated file, just hit next. (remember to put a marker on the correct symbol on the bottom of the page first).TIP: If you write the heading with two hashtags either side ## (page heading) ## it will automatically save the digital page with this file name.If you write a lot of things that you dont want to keep or only need a digital back up of, this is well worth it. The price does seem steep at first though you are also paying for the use of the app and auto saving feature to your desired notetaking app. I use this with MS OneNote though you can also use it with DropBox, Evernote and others.

Great product for writing and note taking, including ability for re usability - quick wipe of page and can reuse. The inks do need a wee while to dry or you may get some splodges on opposing pages. A wide variety of pens and colours available, including highlighters.The folders are quite firm, would prefer more pliable and more pockets in the sleeve.I have actually place two rocketbooks in a cover from opposing sides.These are a bit on the pricy side but hope they will be long lasting

New and Great way of writing and keeping notes. It's easy to you and Great for students as can be reusable. Great for the environment definitely a greener way no pepper waste. Great value for money and you can purchase storage case to keep it safe👍

Having recently returned to uni, I was looking for a way to take notes by hand without amassing mountains of paper over the course of my degree - and this fits the bill perfectly! I love being able to take notes by hand, using colours and highlighters etc. and it is so easy to scan them in using the app. I made an Evernote account to use to store all of my notes, and that was also quick and easy, so I can now scan my notes from my phone and have them saved straight into specific folders or 'Notebooks' in my account. It really couldn't be easier. I have cleaned and reused the pages multiple times already with no trouble, and everyone that's seen it has been very impressed by the idea as well! I like that I can carry just one slim notebook to uni with me but then have all of my notes organised by subject when I need to refer back to them! And with them being stored online I don't have to worry about losing all of my notes for a class if a notebook gets lost, wet etc.I have only knocked a couple of stars of on 'Sturdiness' and 'Durability' because after being in my backpack for a few hours over the day the notebook can come out looking a little curved or warped. I guess this is just because it is so slim, and so far it has been able to be flattened out again easily, so hopeful it doesn't become more of an issue down the line.I will definitely be looking to get one or two more in different sizes for different uses, and really can't recommend this enough, particularly for anyone looking to reduce their consumption of paper! Next I just need Pilot to make Frixion pens that are refillable & non-plastic...

The Rocketbook offers excellent value. It's a budget-friendly solution, especially for those who can't afford high-end tablets or devices like the reMarkable for note-taking. It delivers on its promise of reusable, cloud-connected notes.However, as a left-handed user, I found it quite challenging. The ink smudges easily when writing with the left hand, requiring frequent rewrites and causing frustration. This makes the Rocketbook less practical for lefties who need a reliable, smudge-free experience.Another point worth noting is the drying process. When wiping the ink away, you need to allow the page to fully dry before moving on to the next one. If you don't, the page takes much longer to dry, potentially delaying your note-taking session.Overall, while the Rocketbook is a cost-effective tool with impressive features, left-handed users may find it less user-friendly. Hence, the 3-star rating.