ROARING SPRING Whitelines Spiral Graph Ruled Notebook, Digitally Download Your Notes with FREE App, Premium Gray Paper, 11" x 8.5" 70 Sheets

This is niceeeee A little expensive tho with the shipping and everything, but the notebook is rlly nice and organized I would add pics but I cant

Nice weight and surface. The shade of grey is perfect. It takes a pencil or technical pen well. You will enjoy this book of paper.

Conocí estos cuadernos hace unos 7 años en Suecia, y pensé que nunca podría adquirirlo en mi país. La versión sueca tiene acabado plastificado, lo cual ayuda mucho. Pero esta nueva versión tiene la característica de poder usar tu smartphone con tus apuntes, lo cual está genial. Las hojas gruesas y precintadas, por si quieres arrancarlas, está genial. Definitivamente volvería a comprar más cuadernos de estos. Los recomiendo ampliamente.

I have a page scanning app on my phone, but I was looking for something more than jotting down notes on random pieces of paper or floating sheets from a pad. The Whitelines notebook solved the latter problem and it's pretty seamless to scan the page in the notebook with lines removed, remove any unwanted dots and black-marks and then sort & drop the page(s) into a cloud drive (Dropbox, Google Drive, etc). There are FAKE brands that look like Whitelines, but they're NOT. So be careful. AND the Whitelines app is pretty flawless in terms of intuitive simplicity and ease of use.

Such an original pad, will definitely help my daughter with her revision. It is rather expensive though.

This is my favorite notebook, period. I am obsessed with notebooks and have tried them all. Whitelines succeeds in offering a high quality grid paper with unobtrusive lines. The closest competitor I can think of is the Roaring Spring Buff Engineering Pad, but to me that serves a different purpose (it is interesting to note that this version of Whitelines is also made by Roaring Spring). The engineering pad is better for working on problem sets. The Leuchtturm1917 notebooks are comparable, but those are way more expensive and the covers are much heavier than they need to be. They feel a bit too precious, like whatever I write in them needs to be of utmost importance. This notebook is great for sketching out ideas, doing research, working on technical and creative things that requires some level of permanence. But at the same time, it's not so nice that I feel bad about doodling stuff that will be trashed later. The paper weight is just right. Ink flows nicely, and isn't visible from the opposite side so both front and back pages are completely usable. I have used Whitelines for years, with their A4 squared notebook. I was quite fond of that notebook, and was disappointed when it seemed they were slowly being discontinued. This notebook was a pleasant surprise, and even better, it improves on the original in several ways. First, it's standard letter size (including the binding... it will be smaller when you tear it off), which is great for those of us in the USA. Second, the backing is a lightweight cardboard, which makes it easier to write on the pad while freestanding; the previous versions were too flexible. And finally it is compatible with the Whitelines Link app, which may or may not be useful for you. My only complaint is that the Link markings take up some space on the corners of the page. There could've been more usable space. And the grid doesn't flow all the way to the edge. There's a margin, but I suppose it just helps to keep the page more tidy. Not a big deal... you could just write over the Link markers since they're so unobtrusive. Love this notebook, I just hope that they don't discontinue it. Might have to stock up.