Pro Smart Reusable Notebook, Lined & Dotted Interchangeable Pages, For Work and Business Meetings, Letter Size 8.5x11, Green

I love this Rocketbook notebook. Easy to capture notes then export to your computer. Easy to carry in your backpack when traveling or commuting. Nice blue ish color.

It can be nerve-wracking when a company announces a sequel to one of its most impressive products. After all, for every rousing success like “The Godfather Part 2”, there are dozens of failures that make you question their very existence (looking at you “Zoolander 2”). Luckily, the Rocketbook Pro 2.0 not only avoids those pitfalls, but manages to become the rare “sequel” that improves upon its predecessor in every way. I was originally drawn to Rocketbook because of the sustainability of their products. From the very concept of a reusable notebook to the vegan leather hardcover, the 2.0 is a modern and environmentally-friendly solution to traditional paper notebooks. Plus, it doesn’t sacrifice durability or reliability in order to be greener. Every Rocketbook product that I own has held up very well, and although my 2.0 is relatively new, it’s clear that it was made with the same quality that I’ve come to expect. It’s practically indestructible, and it looks exceptionally sleek (especially in the new green color). The 2.0 also shines due to its adaptability. Swapping out page packs depending on what I need in a given day is a great added later of utility. And of course, the 2.0 wouldn’t be “The Notebook Evolved” without its smart features. My favorite 2.0 upgrade is the inclusion of the “Near-Field Communication” hotspot. Now, to start scanning and saving my files to the cloud via the Rocketbook app, all I have to do is hold my phone up to the NFC logo on the 2.0. I feel like I time-traveled to the future. The 2.0 is everything I hoped it would be and then some. It’s the perfect ultramodern solution for professionals, and I’m trying to resist giving one to everyone I know for the holidays.

Excellent product.

I was worried I wouldn’t like the feel and the pen. I use G2s and moleskin nbs . While it’s different I don’t think I’ll notice in a couple of days I like .7 pens better than the .5 that comes with it Scanning and tagging feature works great and easy to search for things. This is going to end me going back in time to find the right notebook to find notes or documentation. Way cheaper than an iPad or remarkable Things that would make it 5 stars - one note bundle scanning is not working for me- single pages fine and bundle to email fine - however one note bundle keeps giving me and error - ability to combine templates into a custom set of pages - you can only swap out entires sets - attachment spot for pen without having to buy and accessories and a pouch on inside of cover for your rag I’ll try to update this after much more use

I was under the impression that you could use an interchangeable number of pages in this. To clarify, you can only use one "Page Pack" at a time. Overall, I like the concept of Rocketbook. I have used MS Lens & One Note for the same thing before in the past. I want to use it as a planner and physically writing something down helps me make it concrete and helps me to remember. Being able to make it digital and refer to it, set reminders to review, etc help bring that into my busy 21st century life. Overall, the quality is great, and it feels better than writing on an iPad. Physically, it's a solid product. So, I like it in concept, and I like the quality and price, however the execution leaves quite a bit to be desired. I bought the Monthly/Weekly Planner & Daily Planner Page packs. Neither on their website or on Amazon do they do a great job of highlighting what the pages actually look like in either planner. - The monthly planner is essentially a Monthly overview page & a calendar. - The Daily Planner doesn't start until 9am & ends at 7pm with Hourly time slots, with only small blocks for "morning" and "evening". The main page only has a place for 8 tasks and another small "Focus" and "Reminders" blocks. I'm familiar with a couple of different planner styles. I have a preference for the Franklin-Covey system and was hoping that I may be able to mix and match sheets from either of these & develop something akin to that. Not being able to mix and match, and how poor the individual planner page packs are for what I need just leave a lot to be desired. Overall 3 out of 5 because it is a good concept & a good quality product, but the planners themselves just don't work at all for what I need (or I imagine what most people need). I'm going to use it for a while and if I like it, i'll come back and edit or leave a new review. For now, if you have experience using a planner, have a busy life and need a place to keep up with that - I would advise staying away from the Pro Planner Page Packs.

Works great for my needs as I do lots of note taking throughout the day and usually do not need to keep it long term as it’s more of a to do list. Not having stacks and stacks of paper around is a great value. I like the paper attachment method they use to attach the pages to the exterior case. Ingenious idea as I have seen the spiral style in the past. I prefer this style way better. The only gripe is having to use special pens but love how they write so that’s a good trade off I’d say. The had shell keeps things sturdy so no pages get folded on you. It’s not too thick so it’s easy to carry around with other items if needed too.( books etc)

I had the last generation of Rocketbook and used it often. Decided to invest in the Pro version and I'm glad I did. The case looks similar to an iPad, so there's an elevated look to it, while running between meetings. I also like the hard case, because it's easier to take notes when I'm not at a desk. You no longer have to do the ## thing for titles and there is a 'tag' feature. You can buy different sheets now with easy interchangeability if you need it. The book came with 1 side lined/1 side dots, but there are a number of other options.

There is so much that I like about this item. I love how sturdy the cover is, I love that I can write my class notes, take a picture, then erase the page and start again. When writing, you can select the file that you want that page to go to. Everything ends up on my computer. No mess, and no lost pagers. Such a great idea. The only reason I have to give a negative review is the lack of sturdiness and durability. Although the pages are of a bit heavier weight than a sheet of paper, the rings that hold the paper are rather long slender. The piece of the page that is in the metal ring is only about 5/8" long and about 3/5" wide. It is possible that the ring is too small to allow the pages to be turned easily. It is quite a tight fit, and just turning the page caused one side of the strips of paper just outside the ring tears. I used it for a couple of weeks in class, but more of the pages would tear. I then ordered a replacement. I tried to reinforce the page, but the small ring didn't allow for much reinforcement. The pages have a slick finish finish, so glue didn't adhere the items I used. I liked the product well enough to try to make it work for me. But even though I added very thin pieces of packaging tape and extended it past the fragile part of the paper, I still have pages that tore. I hope that the company is aware of the fragility of the paper design. I don't know what it would cost to reinforce that side of the page before cutting holes and sealing the pages in the narrow rings. With the narrow metal tubes and how tightly the pages already fit, it may require that they go a little wider on the ring and assure that the pages are encased loosely enough that the pages turn easily.