Reusable Digital Notebook - Smart Notepad A4 Blue - Wirebound Note Book To Do List Pad, Dotted Paper with Frixion Erasable Pen and Wipe, Office Gadget App Reduce Paper Waste

• PRODUCT: Rocketbook Everlast This is an exceptionally well-made product, which does everything it promises. The notebook feels great and the special coated pages are smooth and just wonderful to touch. Packaging is beautiful and sleek. Almost didn't want to tear it open. Additionally, the package comes with the Pilot Frixon Pen (Black), and a high quality microfibre cleaning cloth. The cloth needs very little water to dampen when erasing your notes; a couple of drops. • UNBOXING: Rocketbook Everlast When taking it out of the package, the notebook by itself may feel light, but don't let this deter you from its quality. The 16-sheet (32-pages) book is quite sufficient for most note-taking activities. It also comes with a handy instruction leaflet (one double-sided square card with clear and succinct information on the product and setting up). The Frixon pen is to the right of the package when facing you, in its own compartment. The package comes with a resealable zip to store your notebook. The microfibre cloth comes wrapped in its own disposable plastic packet. • APP: Rocketbook The app works like velvet butter. (1) Download the app (search for ROCKETBOOK), (2) create an account with your email address (it takes 30 seconds and they don't bug you with unnecessary questions) and (3) assign an icon to an online service to send and store your scanned notes. That's it, you're good to go. The app connects with a variety of online services including email, Google drive, Evernote, OneNote, box, slack etc. But the best part is the camera. When you snap a photo of your page, the app auto-adjusts the image into a perfectly aligned scan. No adjusting in post. It's really quite impressive. Once done the app takes you to a send screen where you choose which service you'd like to send your scan to. This thing can be used as a scanner — the alignment is very precise. • PRICE: Some may find the price a tad high but that's more of a qualitative decision. I felt it's totally worth the money, having paid around £32 including shipping from the Amazon US Global Store. • PROs: Does everything it says and comes with everything you need (that's as perfect as any requirement) • CONs: Honestly, I couldn't find anything that qualifies as a proper con; my notebook was a bit dusty, and one of the corners had extra bits sticking out but negligible. • FINAL WORD: Get this notebook if you're into this sort of tech; you'll be happy you did. It's fun, easy and just puts a smile on your face :)

Very useful to use this as a backup to iPad Pro, useful when the battery is low. The frixon pen that comes with it, writes on the quality, smooth paper fluidly, like a rollerball . Great to have a good quality plastic cover that doesn't wear out of get damaged as easily as paper. Mine came with a rocket cloth to wipe off. Rubber on pen works surprisingly well. The 8 x 11 size works best for me , as I'm used to using A4 size. This will replace the huge volume of papers/notes, I have. Also like that I can put something printed on the middle of the page & it scanned too. Works with onedrive, Dropbox & other apps, easily. love that you can assign where it goes by crossing a symbol at the bottom before you scan. And there's other frixion coloured pens that work well. My 1 disappointment was mine came with 16 double sided pages (32 writable sides) rather than the 36 pages advertised. I need the extra pages as I do a lot of writing Elfinbook 2.0 has more pages & is cheaper on Amazon, but the rocketbook app is slightly better & easier to work quickly (you ll need 3G or wifi) . Elfinbook has a pen loop holder on the bottom of the A5 book. This doesn't but you can hook a pen,s pocket holder on the book. Will update when I've had more use from it. Kids love it & think the rubbing out is magic. I Ve got them their own rocket colouring books ( another great idea as saves their pictures, & great learning tools, keeping the place tidy). If it had 36 pages I would've given it 5 stars. But it doesn't disappoint functionally & is already helping with my organisation Elfinbook doesn't have the icons at the bottom of pages. Debatable if you actually need it there , rather than just in the app when you scan it. It has more pages though. Only had both for a few days , so will update review. At the moment I'm liking the rocketbook more, although elfinbook is a lower price. Just need to work out the different cloud links in it.

I very rarely write reviews on Amazon, but the Everlast has certainly left such an impression on me that I have to give it one. I bought the Everlast based on the review by Thomas Frank, as it would almost fix the issues that I have with note-keeping. Context: I am currently in sixth form and have to keep notes for class and other studies, as well as personal projects, and most of the paper notes that I have are just collecting dust, un-indexed and using space that I don't have a lot of; if I need to refer back to my notes for content already covered, it's like having to find a needle in a haystack sometimes. When I got it, I was really impressed by the build, and the quality of the "paper"; it has a glossy texture to it that is a dream to write with using the included the black Frixion pen. One nitpick was that the ink does take about 10-15 seconds to dry onto the page, which would rule this out if you are left-handed and tend to put your hand onto the page however if you can write comfortably with a gel pen or some other inky pens, you can get on with this. After trialling the writing, I set up the Rocketbook app and started to scan in the pages. I tend to be a bit of a stickler when it comes to companion apps but it is wonderful - the UI is intuitive and easy to navigate and set up the icons at the bottom of the page, and the actual scanning of the pages is quick and pain free, as well as the scans themself being clear. After that, wiping the pages down with the included cloth is really easy (given that the cloth has enough water on it) and is just as quick to dry. Overall, I was extremely impressed with the notepad, and it has become my daily driver for school. There is odd quirk here and there, such as the ink drying time and it only using Frixion pens, but I knew about those going into this. If you are a student, professional, or human, get this and it will add so many productivity points to your life.

This is a really nice product, and so far it has worked very well for me. I use OneNote for project-related notes, but prefer to write notes during meetings and for to-do lists, etc. In the past I've switched between keeping an actual notebook and just writing on blank paper on a clipboard, and I'd occasionally photogrpah my important notes, crop the photos, and insert them in my OneNote pages. The problem with this system was that taking photos, cropping, saving, uploading to my cloud, then importing them to OneNote was really time consuming, and on top of that I was ending up with either full notebooks or stacks of hand-written pages that I no longer need. The Rocketbook is an ideal compromise. Just the right size for meeting notes and other similar things, pages are easy to write on, and the app is great - just point the camera, click through a few things, and my notes are already in OneNote. The OCR is surprisingly good for basic text (especially considering how bad my handwriting is); only problem is it doesn't automatically format bullets, extended sentences, and similar. Pages clean up very easily; I even accidentally used a regular pen on one, but it didn't take long to clean it up with a bit of isopropyl. I don't regret buying it. I also bought the carrying case for it; I'll review that in another post.

Love this piece of technology. It actually ensures all my notes are saved on Clouds like iCloud and One Drive. It is extremely helpful in retaining notes that you may need at a later instance. Only the wiping part is a bit of a work, but hey, this is available at 3,000INR and an eink tablet like the Remarkable costs 40,000+ INR. What more could you ask for?

The Frixion pens are affordable and widely available for purchase. The app transcribed my challenging handwriting pretty well, impressive.

I've been using this for about a week now and am very happy with it. I moved away from using notepads/notebooks a long time ago just because I struggled to keep things organized. I tried a lot of different things and finally settled on an iPad, Apple Pencil and OneNote. The downside of that was carrying around 1.5 to 2.5 lbs (iPad with case) all the time and sometimes I just needed something simple to jot down post-it type notes or other quick notes that made using the iPad less than efficient. The Rocketbook has been great. Writing on it feels fine. I've got the app connected to OneNote, OneDrive and email depending on what the notes are for. I've been taking the notes by day and then uploading them to OneNote at the end of the day for regular stuff. For project specific things or if I'm looking to send notes out to a group I'll save it in OneDrive as a PDF and then send it out. The Frixion pens work fine and the pages clean off very easily. This is saving me some weight in my travel bag and have been much more convenient than using the iPad for all notes.

今まで散在していた情報(日記、アイディアノート、メモ、読書のまとめ、活動記録等)がまとめられてデータベース化できる！最高です！ もっと早く手に入れたかった。 文句なし5つ星