Oxford At-Hand Note Card Case, 3" x 5" Size, Black, Includes 25 Ruled Index Cards (63519)

It is exactly as described. I wanted it to hold the cards for Bible memorization when I have to wait somewhere. It fits nicely in my purse and wont' damage the cards

Well-made. Very convenient to just stick in your pocket and have available when you need to make notes. I pair it with a fisher space pen that fits nicely in the loop.

In the first 2 minutes of using it, I knew I had just reduced the bulk in my purse forever. It holds more cards than it appears to hold. And that's mainly because there are 3 compartments for index cards in this case. Smack dab in the middle of the case is One pocket that is closed and stores fresh cards, on one side of that closed pocket is another pocket that is open and vertically holds the cards, and the 3rd pocket is on the opposite side of the case, an horizontal display pocket that holds both ends of the cards to allow jotting down notes. All these pockets give me space to put 30-40 cards, and a few post-its. Voila, a perfect TO-DO, shopping and project lists holder that doubles as a msg pad too. And all this for less than $10.00! Nice. To improve the design, I would find a way to cover the index cards instead of leaving them exposed for the world to scrutinize. But infringing on the open design complicates note-taking. So maybe, on second thought, I will prepare for prying eyes by brushing up on my penmanship.

I used scissors to cut off the little pen band because honestly I found that inconvenient. But with that tiny modification aside, it's surprising how much use one can get out of this. Index cards are a brilliant, indispensable, largely disposable method of taking down quick notes for your daily life, and even once you have a good smartphone it's sometimes easier to bust out an index card and physically jot down a bit of info. And for that, this little pocket-size card carrier is perfect. I can get probably 15 cards in before it feels too tight, and it of course has the slots on the front and the back for easy access to one or two contained cards. The pen band on the side kept catching on things in my pocket, so I cut it off entirely as mentioned before. But despite its cheap vinyl make, it has yet to let me down.

I started using notecards quite some time ago to keep me organized for work and home. I sometimes use just one side and then throw it away when the items are completed. Other times I use both sides. The downside is that all of my cards with tasks and notes were all over my desk, and THEY were not organized. Sometimes I could not find the one I wanted to look at. Now I keep the daily tasks on one side and the goals on the other. I organize other cards behind those so I can pull them out quickly and review them. All of my cards are now in one place and easily accessible. This also allows me to keep extra cards handy. It is small enough to put in my pants back pocket or in my small computer bag. I haven't tried my shirt pocket yet. I can take it just about anywhere without losing cards. One improvement I would be interested in would be one that has small card protectors, so you can flip through them and use both sides. You would be able to view more cards without having to remove them. I know this would make it bulkier, but I would only need about 3 card protectors.

This little case is perfect for protecting my "hipster PDA" or stack of index cards that I carry to organize my day-to-day life. It fits a lot of cards in the main pocket, and I find myself using the exterior card holder constantly to jot down quick notes throughout the day. Whenever I think of trying out a small pocket sized note book instead, I realize that there is nothing else that can beat this combination of size, versatility, and affordability. It has quickly become an indispensable part of my daily life.

I've been using these jotters for many years, and this is my third one. In the photo the most recent purchase is the one with the pen loop still attached. The price has gone up and the quality control has gone down. It looks like someone was in a big hurry to get this finished and out the door.

Index cards are great for disposable and semi permanent notes. Unlike a sheet of paper, they are robust enough to be carried in your pants pocket. Some people file away index notes but I use small notebooks to record info I need to retain and retrieve. Jotters like this help keep index cards handy. I give this 5 stars simply because of the price point. If after giving index card note taking a try and it is not for you, well the price of this item will not make you wince if you stick it in your junk drawer. Other, more refined real leather versions have more of the cards exposed for writing. That is my only real complaint. If you decide index card note takings is for you, you may not feel compelled to upgrade to a model with better leather. I doubt I will

After being told multiple different methods for long case presentations, I decided I liked index cards the best. This is an effective way for me to carry my cards, have a supportive backing to write on them, and look reasonably professional when presenting.

I didn't realise that this was coming from the USA so delivery did take a while. Handy little note case, though, so the wait was worth it. Well made and the supply of cards is quite generous. Looks professional, too.

Bom material, bonito, bem acabado e util no dia a dia. Sempre na minha pasta!

Es de plástico como silicón, pensé que era más pequeño, pero me sirve para traerlo conmigo y tomar notas. Las hojas que trae son de buena calidad, no son de cuaderno.

the loop for keeping Pen is not necessary. it is an obstruction and gets stuck in the shirt pocket.