Moleskine Classic 12 Month 2020 Weekly Planner, Sapphire Blue, 19 x 25 cm, Soft Cover

I love these and treat myself to one every year. The pages are of great quality and the spare side for notes on each week are perfect for adding extra details you may need for that week. I prefer this diary to the phone as I can rely on it and particularly like the soft cover as i find it makes it much easier to flick through and jot notes in than if it was hardback. There are a few extra pages in the back which is useful for lists or numbers etc too. Its definitely not a £1 bargain diary but the quality means you’re unlikely to revert back to that & people always note how good it is too. I keep mine in a bulky handbag all year and it has always survived, never fallen apart and generally holds itself together very well.

A lot of customers seem very happy with the quality of this diary/ planner. I used it and immediately realised that the quality of paper is very poor and too lightweight for ink pens. Although I used a 'light touch' the writing could be seen through the other side of the paper. Returned to Amazon for a refund and too rethink about what to replace it with.

This diary has the ideal layout for a yearly diary. A week is displayed over a two-page spread, with the left-hand page having the days of the week and space to write down appointments etc and the right-hand side page ruled for any notes you wish to make for that week. I generally use this space for a to-do list, crossing off different items during the course of the week before drawing a new one up for a new week.The shape and size of the diary is great – I like the slightly reduced width as it allows it to be slipped into large pockets. I went for the red colour, which I find to be a nice attractive berry-red colour. The soft cover helps you to flick through pages easier than a harder cover. When you open it up, the spine allows the diary to lie flat, which I like and I don’t really want to be battling pages to stay down when I’m writing in one.The pages are slightly thin, so most pen you use seep through to the next page. Biros seem to be the best as they don’t bleed through.The diary comes with three small sheets of stickers. To be honest, there aren’t really enough of them to be useful as if you used them, they probably would only last a month or two.There are some pages at the beginning which show you the yearly and monthly overviews for the year. The monthly one is useful, as you can write key events in the little boxes and see what your month looks like at a glance.They come in a little pricier than some other diaries, but I think it’s worth it for the quality you receive. You only buy one once a year, so you might as well get something you really like.Overall, I’d definitely recommend this diary for anyone who is looking for a weekly diary with a bit of room to write extra notes for the week.

This is a great diary. It has space to write daily notes then the opposite page gives space to write any notes that you need.Its tidy and also has " stickers " as a reminder that can be used as a reminder for special days . This is the 3rd one I have had and I have also bought some for friends. Goes without saying I would recommend this diary.

I love this diary, not least because it is small enough for a pocket or bag but has so many features. I like the year planner with space to write at the beginning as well as the handy pocket at the back. The ability to lay it completely flat to write in it without spoiling the spine is excellent. It suits my planning style to have the diary on the left and a lined page on the right for notes. The cover is vivid and feels pleasing in the hand.I can see myself taking this everywhere I go and buying a new one year after year.The only negative is for those with very large writing as some of the spaces are quite small, but this IS a pocket diary, not a desk planner.

I have used this Moleskine diary design for several years and had no hesitation in ordering another one for 2020.The open page of diary on the left and lined page on the right is perfect for notes etc.I have used electronic organisers, but you can’t beat the tactile feel of writing and weighing up planning that the Molskine brings.Plenty of tabs too, to highlight birthdays etc.

I've used Moleskine organisers for years, and find they work really well for me. Light-weight, with a week at a glance on the left and a page for tasks on the right, I can see my week quickly and easily, without getting lost in the weeds of planning...a 'just right' amount of space for me.

It's my new yearly pal.. replacing the exact same 2019-friend. I bought it for 13,28£, which was value as you can find it in stores for the price of 19,00£. The paper quality is great as always. Only difference (as the templates are the same) is that the lines are a bit on the grey side, not bold. Not that affect that much, will get used to, just comparing with 2019.Initially (5 years ago), I was thinking it's a bit too much to invest almost 20 quid for notebook/diary, but as I realized that the cheaper ones, don't last long, fall apart after a couple of months, while this moleskine, after throwing it in my backpack, folding it multiple times, with my laptop and every other object, but still maintaining it's shape, without being ripped off, then I always buy those ones. It's for my daily use. I ONLY use pencils, as fits better with its character..