OxfordMy Notes, Lined Paper A4 Refill Pad, 300 Pages, Spots Assorted Colours, Pack of 3

Great quality, well packed and easy to write on smoothly.

Super quality paper for students to take notes with. Ideal for ink or ballpoint pens. Lining is narrow so more suited to older students. Good quality paper and good quality backing and cover. Recommended

Oxford My Notes, Lined Paper A4 Refill Pad, 300 Pages, Spots Assorted Colours, Pack of 3 is for me a good set of A4 refill pads. I liked the quality of the paper as my pens glide across the paper and the ink stands out against the white paper.I do like the quality and depth of the paper as it is excellent for taking notes at college as the paper has a good thickness or depth which means it does not tear easily as well as the fact the ink of my pens do not bleed through.I personally did not bother much with the app as it was quicker for me to scan my notes if I wanted to share them or even if I wanted to keep a safer copy of them.I still regard this brand of paper as high quality.Happy to recommend.

Lovely smooth paper easy to write on and remove. Each page has a little box in the corner for use with the SCRIBZEE app.I downloaded the app to my phone (needed almost 60MB) and completed the various log in and activation codes.SCRIBZEE isn't hugely intuitive (I'm a reasonably tech savvy late 30s) and you line up the camera with the pictures in the corner to take a picture (have a look at my pictures for a screen shot of how this looks). You can name it and share with contacts but it all felt a bit long winded for something that I could simply take a photograph of and then email or send via WhatsApp. There didn't seem to be any text search facility that I could find easily (so for example I couldn't ask it to search for a word I'd written and then it be quickly found). I think, for me, it felt like a step too far in trying to join up tech with handwritten note taking. Perhaps younger people who are quicker with apps and writing mire extensive notes in lectures may find this useful.In summary : lovely smooth paper, app not for me.

Decent notebooks with good quality paper. The pages are attached on the long edge (which I prefer to notebooks with pages which attach on the top edge - note there are other pads in this range which are arranged that other way). Although you could in theory retain the pad intact without ripping sheets out, I think that this is unlikely to be possible in practice as flattening the open pad out to write on will weaken the page attachment, so pages already written on are probably guaranteed to start falling out at some point in the future anyway. Essentially then, these are pads for notes which you either throw away, or else if you need to retain them, put in a ring binder to keep together, the margins having four holes for this purpose, or in a document folder.The pages also have guides in the corners for scanning with free apps called Scribzee and Evernote. I downloaded both of these to my phone but both require creating an account to be able to use them; it seems you can't do anything on a phone these days without your data being tracked by all and sundry. No thanks. So I'm not going to test and verify the scanning for this review. Sorry.

I have used Oxford paper products for years as they are excellent. These A4 refill pads are no exception. The paper quality isexcellent and suitable for fountain pens as well as ballpoints/rolleballs/felt tips. The paper is well bound so will stay in until you want to remove it when it is easy to remove. Great for school/college/uni or general use. Recommended

Up to the usual good quality Oxford notebook standard with a nice weight of smooth white paper which can doesn't bleed through even with rollerball or ink pen. They have a standard margin and punched so they can be placed in a binder. The front cover folds completely back on itself and is attached to the paper at the back only. This means it is easy to remove a single sheet and the binding seems a lot better than the usual notebook binding. The new feature is that you can download an app so you can scan an image of what you've written to store or share with others guided by marker tags on each page. Frankly I can't see the point - if I want to record something electronically I'll just use the notes app already on my phone but some may find it useful. I downloaded the app but as you need to sign up for an account to use it I didn't bother - I can scan to save/share on other apps without the need for an account. The reviews of the app were at best mixed.Overall then a pack of high quality Oxford note books with a digital tweak should you need it.

The paper in these attractive pads is smooth and pleasant to write on and a good thickness - just what you need for school/uni work. The usp is that you get an app with this and can upload a scan of your page (that’s what the marks in the corner of the page are for) - not a feature I personally need but an added extra. Quality paper.