ROCKETBOOK Fusion Reusable Digital Notebook - Smart Notepad A5 Green, 7 Styles, To Do List, Daily Journal, Weekly & Monthly Planner, with Frixion Erasable Pen, Office Gadget Reduces Paper Waste

This is an extremely unique product—one that I didn't even know existed until I stumbled across it by accident. In terms of personal productivity, the Rocketbook Fusion has taken things to the next level.While I don't have a massive problem with taking notes on traditional paper, I mainly bought this for its reusable weekly calendar. I use the first couple of pages to plan my weeks, detailing exactly what I'm going to do each day. This method has been incredibly effective for my productivity. Rather than maintaining one big to-do list, I can now break it down into daily action plans, making it more likely that tasks will get done on the specified day.Pros:Reusable Weekly Calendar: The reusable weekly calendar is phenomenal for planning my weeks. It helps break down a lengthy to-do list into manageable daily tasks.Comprehensive Features: The Rocketbook Fusion comes with a pen and a cloth for wiping off notes. The wipe-off feature might seem strange at first, but it becomes very intuitive after a few uses.Versatile Pages: The book includes various pages, such as a project planner, which I've found extremely useful. It offers lots of pages that I've used extensively for different purposes.Easy Setup: Although I don't use the entire Rocketbook ecosystem, the process of taking photos of notes and storing them digitally is straightforward and easy to set up.Cons:Price: The product is quite expensive, especially if you're primarily using it for the calendar pages. However, even for that purpose alone, it has paid off in terms of productivity dividends.In summary, I highly recommend the Rocketbook Fusion to anyone who needs a reusable note-taking system. It has been an invaluable tool for planning and productivity.

I LOVE this notebook. I bought it on a bit of a whim after a friend recommend it and I'm so glad I did. I've had it for about a year now and it honestly looks the same now as the day I bought it. The pages are really sturdy, not easy to rip, and clean off the pen without an issue. Theres no really smudging, stains, or marks after you've used it a few times either. The app works great with it too and it was easy to set up all the triggers from the icons on the bottom such as emailing the notes to me, storing them in google drive, etc. You can also get creative too with tools like Zapier if you're a bit of a geek. The book has a book mix of lined and dotted pages as well as a few planner style pages at the front. I use mine for a mix of meal prepping, taking notes at work, drafting out designs, and making lists. the pens are not as pricey as expected and you can get them easily here on amazon in a variety of colours. Would recommend as I've not bought a normal notebook since getting this one!

I have spent the past month researching e-ink tablets designed for note taking, but found the cost of entry a difficult pill to swallow (~£400). I stumbled upon the Rocketbook and it felt like a really nice alternative. The ability to take notes in an analogue manner, then digitise them so that they could be stored, organised and shared seemed well worth the cost, given that it’s a fraction of the price of an e-ink tablet.Having used this for a couple of weeks, I can comfortably say that it was a good buy. It encourages me to take notes throughout my day. Knowing that I’ll be able to store them in the cloud and then simply wipe the notepad clean after, really gives a sense of freedom to write as much as I want. Prior to this, I was terrible for taking notes. I sit on a lot of meetings and would frequently forget or miss things. Rocketbook is really helping me build some positive habits.I’m going to be honest - the whole process feels like a series of separate tasks that have been hacked together. The wipeable notepad, the app to capture the notes, transcription and storage. It feels like a process that I could have built myself. What I mean by that, is it feels less cohesive than I expect using an e-ink tablet would be. But, we are in vastly different price brackets, so that’s to be expected.The app is fine. It seems to store two copies of the same note, still trying to figure out how best to use it. I like the transcription service - I take meeting notes using the Rocketbook now, then transcribe them via the app and finally tidy them up for sharing. I find that I can concentrate better doing this rather than typing with my keyboard. The problem is - transcription is far from perfect - quite often it will muddle up lines of text into the wrong order, or transcribe some gibberish. The benefit is - given that it is software, that can improve over time.The pen to paper feel is quite smooth - not as scratchy compared to normal paper. Some may find this off putting - personally, I don’t mind (I quite like the glide-y feeling). Wiping clean the book works well but you do have to put some elbow grease into it. The eraser on the top of the pen doesn’t do a fantastic job and leaves the paper marked and difficult to write over. Luckily, wiping it over with the cloth seems to “revive” those erased areas.Overall, really good product. I like the workflow, and the positive habits it’s building for me. It’s making me reconsider whether I want an e-ink tablet or not.