RocketbookReusable Digital Notebook - Smart Notepad A6 Black Wirebound Note Book To Do List Pad, Dotted Paper with Frixion Erasable Pen and Wipe, Office Gadget with Rocketbook App Reduce Paper Waste

I ordered 92 of these for an event.Everyone used them, they loved them and every single one was in amazing condition.Very clever and sustainable.Write with the pen, can erase the writing with the eraser at the top of the pen, scan the QR code to download the app, take a photo of the app and store wherever you’d like, phone, one note, send an email.Was great for our event, very reasonable price and my 3 year old niece enjoyed the spare one.

This is a very useful little notebook- being of somewhat advanced years, I've found that writing things down most helpful, instead of trying to remember them. The problem with that is you end up with many easily lost bits of paper everywhere. This notebook is much simpler and a more elegant way of doing things. There are 24 pages, all double-sided, which should be enough for anyone. Once you've written your note (and given it time to dry!) it'll remain there until it's no longer needed, after which a wipe with a dampened cloth, piece of kitchen paper or the supplied microfibre cloth will erase it and you can re-use that page. It's ideal for shopping lists and similar temporary notes, useful information to be used at a later date and all sorts of other memory aids.I've added an elastic pen-holder to mine, as you have to use a certain type of pen (supplied) and keeping it attached to the notebook is convenient.There's also the option to store pages in a cloud for those important meeting notes, though I haven't tried that facility yet.I like this notebook and find more uses for it the longer I have it.

Bought this to always have on me as it’s the right size for an inside suit pocket. Easy to write on, drying time isn’t really anything I’ve had to think about, I’ve just turned over. There are more pages than I thought there was going to be which is good. The routing of the scans to various emails (work or home), One Drives or OneNotes is easy and effortless once initially set up - that was also way to do.I’ve had a couple of frustrating scans where it’s worked on, for example, 4 pages in a row and then just doesn’t seem to see the next page. I’ve found that it might have been because I wrote too close to the QR code in the corner. I’ve knocked a star off for that reason, but I’m very impressed.

I have to write down a bunch of confidential information for work and none of it can leave the building, this is perfect for that because I can write it all down, put it in the system and then wipe the notepad clean. No paper waste to shred, just a little water on the cloth and it's done, dries in seconds and can see no trace of what's been written there. Got multiple compliments from people at work and most have asked where to buy one because its so useful.

It's an amazing item. I'm loving it. Saves tons of papers. Easy to organize digitally

All Rocketbook products are expensive for what they are, but the Mini is insultingly expensive for what you actually get. The package includes a tiny cloth and a cheap Frixion pen with the notebook.The notebook itself is extremely thin, about 20ish pages, and the cover is firm but not rigid. The quality control missed the poorly finished corners of the covers, which were uneven and still had plastic trimmings hanging of them. Easy to fix but that shouldn’t be necessary at this price.The notebook has the QR codes and so will work with the app, but lacks the tokens of the rest of the range, so scans have to be manually managed.Yes the notebook is useful and useable, but the price and quality control issues make it a complete letdown. A premium price tag for a budget finish, reduced functionality and an anorexic notebook.

What a fantastic product! The beauty of this notebook is in its simplicity and it works, it works a treat. I am really pleased. My husband was thinking of getting a remarkable tablet but having seen my Rocketbook he thinks it will work just great.There is a beta of automatic handwriting recognition which needs some work but is a good progression and I think will be very useful for folks.*UPDATE*16 months later.I have just bought the A5 Rocketbook too. I continue to regularly use my little notebook which remains great and wonderfully useful. For meetings I needed something a little bigger so have got myself an A5 pad. Which is similarly great.I think this is a fab product. It's so easy to save and organise files too. I don't understand why not everyone is using them.

Well made but slightly expensive for what you get, though there is a pen included. Works well with the app for saving notes, but I suppose there are many note taking apps for mobile phones to save things directly. The only downside is the little cleaning cloth. I carelessly lost mine within a week and at £3.99 to replace doesn't come cheap. Fortunately any wet cloth works just as well. Probably best for note taking in classrooms etc. rather than general notes.