Rocketbook Multi-Subject Smart Notebook | Scannable Notebook with Dividers
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About Rocketbook Multi-Subject Smart Notebook | Scannable Notebook with Dividers
Overall Feedback:
84% positive
76% found it versatile
This notebook allows me to keep my notes digitally and reuse the pages.
76% praised the high paper quality, but 24% found it lacking
The notebook is durable, attractive, keeps my work neat and accessible online all the time, and saves paper.
I noticed that the pages of this Rocketbook multi-subject notebook feel different from my other Rocketbooks, and it's a great improvement. The paper feels more like real paper and writing on it is much cleaner and smoother than the older ones.
I am dissatisfied with the paper quality of the notebook and hope that Rocketbook considers releasing notebooks made of recycled material, non-plastic, non-reusable pages that would capture ink from any pen much like traditional notebook pages do.
79% liked the page layout
I like this notebook because it has many lined pages, making it easy to use without searching for a clean page.
71% found the number of pages adequate
The new multi subject notebook includes additional pages, more than double (70 total), dividers and new scanning features. It's right on point and a super good product overall.
69% liked the ink compatibility
I found that the ink was easily erasable with a bit of water and the included cloth, and the page cleaned up nicely.
I prefer this notebook's pages as they accept gel ink more easily and wipe clean with water better than the Core model.
68% liked the durable cover, but 32% found it wore out quickly
My notebook's durability is not up to the mark and it will only last for about a year of use at best.
66% appreciated the strong binding, but 34% had issues
After two full semesters of use, the spiral binding has started to break pieces off, which is quite annoying to deal with.
