Samsill Professional Padfolio, Faux Leather Junior Portfolio with Zipper, 10.1 Inch Tablet Sleeve, with 7 x 10 Inch Notepad, Black

I recently purchased the Samsill Professional Padfolio in black, and it's been a fantastic addition to my business essentials. The padfolio has a sleek and professional look, perfect for making a good impression in meetings and interviews.The quality of the material is impressive - it's sturdy yet elegant. It comfortably holds an 8.5 x 11 writing pad, which is included, and there's enough room for additional documents, business cards, and even a pen. This feature is particularly handy, as it keeps everything I need for meetings in one place.One of the things I appreciate most is its lightweight design, making it easy to carry around without adding bulk to my briefcase. The writing pad that comes with it is of good quality paper, making note-taking a smooth experience.Overall, the Samsill Professional Padfolio is a practical, stylish, and affordable option for anyone in need of a functional portfolio. Whether you're a student, a professional, or just someone who likes to stay organized, this padfolio is a great choice.

Absolutely love this little binder and so happy I bought it. It fits my Rocketbook and all its accessories, as well as my password book. The only thing I'm not a fan of is the placement of the pen holders, which surprised me. I simply lay the pens loosely next to my Rocketbook and haven't found it to be a problem at all. The binder still has so much depth to where I can push down on it while zipped and it's still not packed full. (shown in two of my photos). I have the Rocketbook flip mini in the outer pocket and my accessories and password book in the inner pocket which is meant for a tablet. A Samsers Foldable keyboard fits in there as well!! Samsers Foldable Bluetooth Keyboard with Touchpad, Full-Size Wireless Folding Keyboard with PU Leather, Portable Travel Keyboard for iOS Android Windows Mac OS, Support 3 Devices (BT5.1 x 3), Blue https://a.co/d/7JcYhQuGreat bluetooth keyboard by the way. Check that out asap. I'll try to update my review later with pictures. It's my son's keyboard to use at school with his iPad. He loves it. Great solid construction, connectivity between 3 devices, portability and even an awesome built in trackpad, almost as good as Apple trackpads (and I'm not a fan of Apple by any means, trust me. Android and Windows user here.)( ** And for any of you fellow Lug nuts out there, this black binder fits so well in the Canter VL bag for on the go organization!! **)This review consists of three different accessories that I've made compatible with my executive size Rocketbook Every Day Planner. The binder that I keep it all in is:Samsill Professional Portfolio with Zippered Closure, Junior Size, 7 inch x 10 inch Writing Pad, Interior Pocket Fits 10.1 Inch Tablet, Black https://a.co/d/8W0JtGLYou might have arrived at this review for a number of reasons:- You're tired of thumbing through your Planner to easily find each section (and using bookmarks aren't your favorite solution)- You need a better way to attach papers in your Rocketbook or Planner- You want an affordable binder that fits your junior/executive/mini size notebooks- You just need Rocketbook dividersQueue: C-Line Mini Size 5-Tab Poly Index Dividers with Pockets, for 5.5 x 8.5, 6 x 9 and 8.5 x 11 Binders, Assorted Colors, One 5-Tab Set (03750) https://a.co/d/fQjlZAsTo my knowledge at the time of this writing (1-25-2024), Rocketbook offers no accessories like dividers, although they can be found by independent sellers on Etsy. The prices on Etsy were fairly reasonable I suppose, but much cheaper on here (can't beat four bucks) and also I'm spoiled by Prime Shipping. Not only do I love the price of these dividers, but I also LOVE the paper tab labels included because I can use the RB Flexion pens to erase and rewrite if needed and C-line thoughtfully includes 5 extra.I simply cut off the holes and attached each one to the spiral which works flawlessly: Clipmatic Stationery and Notebook Clip Sticker Accessories. Say Goodbye to Boring and Static Spiral Notebooks and Planner! Add Pages to your 2024 Planner. https://a.co/d/axQwfQnIt comes in a 50-pack and only requires 2 per divider.The folder pockets are still functional after cutting off the holes, despite the pockets themselves not being connected by any seams. But their lack of seams at the sides of the pocket flaps means you can easily slip them off if not wanted. The pocket flaps do have a tendency to shift sideways after prolonged flipping back and forth, but tape would fix that. I simply push the flaps back up from the bottom, however, I ultimately chose to remove the pocket flaps, which slipped right off with ease.My teenage son also loves these accessories for his Rocketbook and we have both found that these dividers don't add bulk, nor cause creases that would hinder the ability to write effectively.To make a studier Rocketbook cover, we used:3 Pack Snap-in Pocket Dashboards 10.2" x 7.6", Clear with a Tab and Pocket on Each Sides of The Dashboard. Fits 7" x 9" Books. Works with Notepads and Very Well with Dry-Wet Erase Markers https://a.co/d/hQItD44Together, all 3 have cascading top tabs which you can certainly use instead of the C-line dividers, but they are much wider than the Planner, so we choose to put one on the back of our Rocketbooks so as not to block the C-line divider tabs. The clear snap-in Dashboards have pockets on both sides. My son uses it to keep his school schedule or important papers handy (divided in half of course). I use mine for urgent bills, but have also put bills in the C-line folder that is labeled "Week".I may not have been the only one to think of using these accessories this way, so I suppose I can't take credit for it, but it took searching for forever to find products to no avail before the light bulb went off, so I hope I've helped someone! All these things have saved my organizing-loving life! Have a blessed day!

I guess it's some kind of fake leather, but it feels high-end to the touch, and in case you are concerned with such things, it looks quite professional. I would feel confident taking this on a job interview. And it's useful enough that I might take it with me every day to work.Word of warning: it's not very roomy. If you want a big, thick binder to hold a lot of stuff, this one is not for you. It's slim, and you'll want to keep to the essentials. I absolutely love that it comes with both a 3-ring binder AND a clipboard AND that both are removable individually.My purpose in buying this was part of my GTD (Getting Things Done) system, a la David Allen. He talks about having different contexts where you can do different kinds of tasks. For example, some of my tasks require being in my office, with access to all of my tools, notes, and supplies. But I wanted a portfolio as one of my contexts also. So I can write some of my tasks in a @portfolio task list, and I can carry the portfolio anywhere. So long as I have my portfolio, I can do those tasks. These are tasks like drafting ideas, meditating on ideas, any sort of writing or thinking that I can capture on paper for later processing. My kindle fits nicely inside, so I can also read things as part of my @padfolio context as long as those things are on my Kindle. Since you can email documents to a kindle, my padfolio is a very useful mobile office.The zipper compartment feels too narrow to fit anything but maybe some small papers, so I use an inexpensive 3-hole zipper pouch in which I store two kinds of pencils, a pen, a quality eraser, a brush for brushing away eraser rubbings, and a pack of post-its. I also have some of my important @padfolio to-dos written on sticky notes stuck to the left side of the portfolio when open. And I keep a small stack of blank copy paper in there, which I have three-hole-punched. That's for drafting ideas.Overall, I'm very pleased with my purchase. I recommend it to anyone who has similar uses in mind. I don't have or use a tablet, but I think a tablet would fit nicely in the place where I put my kindle.