Weekly To Do List Notepad with 52 Undated Sheets
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About Weekly To Do List Notepad with 52 Undated Sheets
Overall Feedback:
99% positive
97% liked the sturdy binding
I find the planner's binding resilient and the coils maintain their shape even with careless use.
96% liked the attractive design
The planner is both useful and aesthetically pleasing.
I have a new planner that looks different from my previous one and is better.
97% appreciated the paper quality
The back of the planner is made of stronger, heavy duty cardboard which makes it easy to write on from anywhere.
The pages of my planner have a nice weight and the plastic cover keeps them from getting raggedy.
95% praised the intuitive layout, but 5% found it cluttered
I love the sections, ability to prioritize and space provided in the planner, which has helped me stay organized.
I am a list maker and prefer seeing my whole week laid out in one page. This planner is perfect for me.
I rated it 4 stars instead of 5 because the back of each page is blank.
97% praised the convenient size, but 3% found it bulky
I found the planner awesome and helpful in seeing the whole thing at once and listing my weekly to-do by priority level on the side.
My new planner looks different from my previous one, but it is even better.
The planner has blank back pages and could have been designed to use both sides of each sheet.
99% were impressed with the usability, while 1% weren't
Having this planner on my desk is great for keeping track of everything and the plastic cover sheet protects it from my kitty.
I love my new planner. It looks different from my previous one, but it's even better. I love the sections, the ability to prioritize, and the space provided in the planner. It has helped me stay organized.
The back of each page is blank, which could have been used for both sides of each sheet.
