Rocketbook Fusion Reusable Digital Notebook - Smart Notepad A4 Black, 7 Styles, To Do List, Daily Journal, Weekly & Monthly Planner, with Frixion Erasable Pen, Office Gadget Reduces Paper Waste

This is an extremely unique product—one that I didn't even know existed until I stumbled across it by accident. In terms of personal productivity, the Rocketbook Fusion has taken things to the next level.While I don't have a massive problem with taking notes on traditional paper, I mainly bought this for its reusable weekly calendar. I use the first couple of pages to plan my weeks, detailing exactly what I'm going to do each day. This method has been incredibly effective for my productivity. Rather than maintaining one big to-do list, I can now break it down into daily action plans, making it more likely that tasks will get done on the specified day.Pros:Reusable Weekly Calendar: The reusable weekly calendar is phenomenal for planning my weeks. It helps break down a lengthy to-do list into manageable daily tasks.Comprehensive Features: The Rocketbook Fusion comes with a pen and a cloth for wiping off notes. The wipe-off feature might seem strange at first, but it becomes very intuitive after a few uses.Versatile Pages: The book includes various pages, such as a project planner, which I've found extremely useful. It offers lots of pages that I've used extensively for different purposes.Easy Setup: Although I don't use the entire Rocketbook ecosystem, the process of taking photos of notes and storing them digitally is straightforward and easy to set up.Cons:Price: The product is quite expensive, especially if you're primarily using it for the calendar pages. However, even for that purpose alone, it has paid off in terms of productivity dividends.In summary, I highly recommend the Rocketbook Fusion to anyone who needs a reusable note-taking system. It has been an invaluable tool for planning and productivity.

I had this recently purchased for me by my partner and it has been a life-changer since using it.I have sub-folders set up on my One Drive so that when I have finished writing notes, I can scan them straight into the correct sub-folders for safe keeping. It has elevated my note-taking.The book itself has a strange feel to it when writing in it for the first time, more like a white-board than real paper but you definitely get used to it. Warm water on the microfiber cloth really does erase the pen and does not leave any marks.Overall, I would say this is a great way to digitize your notes, without having to spend £££ on a tablet/ReMarkable etc.

Great idea to reduce paper wastage. Very lightweight.I bought it to do my 'Morning Pages' as part of my daily Creative Writing course exercise. I'm never going to re-read the word vomit I put on the paper in the mornings, so I was planning to get a paper shredder to make my life easier. This works even better. Much more eco-friendly. Wipes away beautifully. Faint white lines can be seen once you erase, but only if you really look for it. I imagine any words would become indistinguishable as you continue to write and erase over the top. Not a deal breaker.Feels weird to write without the friction of real paper, and I didn't enjoy it very much at first. Now I've gotten used to it and love it. Bit expensive, I only wish it came with a pen holder as I don't want to damage it.

I'd been looking at getting a Rocketbook for a while before it came up as a Treasure Truck Deal of the Day, so because there was a bit of money off that was my prompt to buy. And yes, I'm glad I did.I have the app on my phone but haven't needed to use it yet and at the moment I'm using my Rocketbook to write my work shifts on the Calendar page and to make notes on a medical condition I have, but Rocketbook could be used for just about anything you want. It comes with a microfibre cloth that you only need to dampen to erase what you've written on one of the pages. It also comes with a black Pilot Frixion ball pen and the ink of these pens is easy to erase with the dampened microfibre cloth. If you need the pens in a different colour there are multicolour sets available depending on how many you want and how much you want to pay (do check. Prices vary and it *has* to be these specific Pilot pens. I think they are sometimes available in a fairly easily accessible high street stationers but you need to check first - the one with the blue banner and name beginning WH, but I've always seen them available on Amazon when I've looked).As for who this item will be useful for, that would be just about anyone from school-age people to ones with their own home offices and yes, it's a very versatile thing. I'm considering getting a set of the coloured pens to create multi-coloured pictures because of the eraseability of the ink - which is immensely handy!I would definitely recommend this to anyone toying with the idea of getting one, they are really very handy. They are available in other sizes than A4 if it's one in a different size you need. I would say they probably weigh less than an ordinary paper notebook and of course infinitely more gentle on the environment than paper notebooks.Shark Tank were really silly to have turned down Rocketbook, especially in these days of greater environmental safeguarding because to me it makes good environmental sense to use products such as smart notebooks such as these. Now how other similar smart notebooks compare to Rocketbook I don't know and are unable to compare as the Rocketbook is the only one I have (but to be honest, I haven't looked at what other ones similar are available because I don't need to), but I do highly recommend Rocketbook. It looks good and is as easy to use as any other notebook but with the ability to erase your notes with the cloth provided and the app makes it immensely more useful. You will only be limited by your own imagination.