RETTACY 3 Pack Squared Spiral Notebook A5 Graph Grid Wirebound Journal with 480 Pages, 100gsm Thick Squared Paper, DIY Clear Cover, 14.5 x 21cm

Great for school/college/university note taking. Or use them for whatever you want.

The clear plastic cover is excellent to protect the papers. I’m constantly tossing it in my desk drawer and the cover keeps the papers from getting torn or wrinkled. The graph is visible and consistent (no faint lines). The paper quality is solid too - not too thin - no bleed through when using ink pens.

The brand I normally use for my bullet journal was no longer selling so I decided to give these a try. I was pleasantly surprised with how thick the paper was as it allows me to use paint (even water colours) and fine liners with little bleed through. You will still see some bleed through with fine liners but for the price you can't complain.Each journal comes with enough pages to last me a year, even when doing two page weeklies. As these come in a pack of three, you can always transfer extra sheets to the next journal.There are only two complaints I have. The first is that there is no card front cover, it goes straight to the dot pages after the plastic cover so if you want to have a sturdy front cover you will have to make one yourself.My other complaint is that pages often get trapped in the ring binder so the journal can have trouble closing or your pages will get squished. I'm unsure if this is because of the square holes or if the holes are too small/too many pages. However while it's annoying, it's a relatively minor complaint.Overall this is good value for your money, especially if you want to get started with bullet journaling for the first time or you aren't bothered about getting expensive journals.

Doesn't get battered looking with prolonged use. Good sturdy notebooks. Stays looking as good as new.

These are excellent for notes of all types and very good value too.

Used these a lot during exams and mock tests.

The paper quality is great for taking notes and not like the cheap stuff that buckles and bends. I use the erasable FriXion ink in Pilot pens and the paper is strong enough to take it. A5 is a nice size for note-taking and doesn't hog the desk like A4 versions.

This is an excellent A5 notebook. Paper has high opacity; ink doesn't show through.(The pages are not perforated and punched for detaching to save in an A5 ringbook.)I like the strong, transparent covers -- so the first and last pages can be used for references like addresses, phone numbers, passwords, etc.A definite improvement would be round corners of the pages -- the square ones get dog-eared.