Rocketbook Pro 2.0 Reusable Digital Notebook - Smart Notepad - Black, with 20 Dotted & Lined Pages, Hardcover, with Pilot Frixion Pen & Microfiber Cloth, A4 Letter Size 8.5" x 11" - Office Gadget

Don't make the same mistake I did, picked up a pen. Gutted I've damed one of the pages now as I love my rocket book

Recommend the Seller.

For a few years I've not written any notes on paper notebooks, preferring to use Evernote (typing up notes), but over time i've come to realise that I do miss a good old fashioned notebook. I took a punt on Rocketbook after a recommendation and i'm not disappointed. It feels nice to write on and I can fire up note to the Internet with little faff. I was slightly disappointed that sending notes directly to my work dropbox/onedrive is blocked (although a sensible security precaution from my employer), however i can send them to Evernote which is a plus.The only reason it didn't get 5 stars is because I think it was a little expensive for what it is so i didn't come away from the purchase feeling super-awesome, despite the product being good.Note, i didn't give 5 stars for durability simply because i've not had it long enough to be sure it'll actually last, although i have not current reason for actual concern in this regard.

Really neat idea

I've used a Rocketbook notepad for ages and I love it. So I decided to upgrade to a Pro and bought a selection of pages to use with it.The folder only holds one pack at a time, and there is no mechanism to mix and match your own contents. So I use a lot of lined paper and occasionally dotted paper; I want to be able to add in a couple of sheets of monthly planner and a few business meetings onto one spine. I want to add dividers.I can't.Also the quality of the folder is... well, it's pressed plastic. I have no idea how sturdy this is going to be in the long run, but it's hugely, enormously overpriced for what it is. A magnetic spine that allows different page packs to be clipped in is great, but there's no storage system available to keep the pages not in use clean and safe.And seriously, no pen holder?

You buy this thing thinking it's an electronic tool but it's all marketing. You get a plastic booklet on which it is hard to write on ... and then that's pretty much it. I really feel this is a scam product.

I purchased the Rocketbook Pro 2.0 in the hope it would be an affordable alternative to an e-note taker (such as the Kindle Scribe). Unfortunately, it doesn't do enough to win a place in my day-to-day work.First and foremost, the pen skips and jumps and delivers an uncomfortable writing experience. The ink takes a while to dry, so if you're writing and hopping between pages for reference you'll end up with lots of smudges. The pens are also expensive to replace once they run out. When you're done writing, you have to use the app to do your uploads - which works well enough, but I feel I could have achieved the same with any scanner app and a piece of A4 or A5 notepaper. £60 is a lot to spend for a glorified notebook with associated app. I'm going to recommence my search for a digital note taking machine.

I make lots of notes at work so I gave this a try, although it works a treat, sometimes when the book is closed, some of the writing can get rubbed off.Still use it, still love it. I just make sure I save the notes before closing.