EMSHOIA5 Spiral Notebook Bullet Dotted Journal, Small 5.7" X 8.22", 300 Pages/150 Sheets, 100gsm Dot Grid Paper, Waterproof Hardcover, for Office School Women Men Work Writing Notes-Blue

I like these a lot, plenty of pages for my needs and well made A+

I became obsessed with bullet journals the moment I used one. I find them extremely versatile in all the different ways you can use them.This is my first notebook/letter-sized bullet journal, as I previously only had ones about 6x9”. I am really enjoying it! It has now become my most-used, if not only-used, notebook instead of lined notebooks. It has a ton of pages, too, and they are still thick enough to not be see-through on the other side of the page, even with markers. I use this thing for everything!The included stencil is a great touch, although one of the swirls were not cut out all the way. It’s not a big issue for me, though, since you can just flip the one which is cut out and to me the stencil is just a bonus feature. I don’t see it as a dealbreaker.

Great for students, I think. The paper isn't the most high-quality but it's still really nice; there's no bleedthrough but it does suffer from ghosting. It provides a nice writing experience overall. The covers are a flexible plastic-type material but they feel durable.

I've been wanting to start bullet journaling for awhile but never got around to it- until this notebook came in the mail! The package I received is very accurate to what was advertised and I think this is the perfect purchase for beginners like me. The stencils it came with make journaling less of a daunting task and I'm excited to use them for future journal entries.I got the small 5.7" x 8.22" selection but don't let the size fool you- there's so much space to play around with on each page and the notebook itself is a thickie. I'm so glad it comes with so many pages-

I can’t get enough books and journals and I’m a very tactile person. I found these to be really well-made spiral bound notebooks, that comes in a variety of paper formats (dot, graph, lined). I was really impressed for the following reasons:1) The cover - It is plastic with a matte finish, and slightly bendable. It extends just slightly past the edges of the pages, which protects the content nicely.2) The paper - There are 150 sheets of nicely weighted paper. The paper is off-white/creamy and has a matte smooth texture. Not glossy or shiny. Pens and pencils write nicely on it. No smudges or ink bleeds. Feels high quality. Not at all cheap.3) The binding – Double-wire binding that fits the notebook size appropriately. No wire extending above or below where it should. No sharp edges. The pages and cover turn nicely on the binding. Smooth.

4) Bonus – It came with 2 plastic sheets of stencils that come in handy to let you add decorations or format to-do lists with check boxes! Super cool!

I will definitely be buying more of these!

This journal is a good option if you want to test the waters for bullet journaling. Being able to tear out the pages (not perforated) without disrupting the journal is amazing. the paper is thick enough that markers do not bleed through, but I use water based markers like Tombow. It comes with two stencils, a nice touch. Personally I do not like spiral notebooks for bullet journaling but that's just a preference. The other thing that slightly bothered me with this notebook is not hardcover, so you have to rely on it being against a hard surface.

I've been a convert to dot-grid paper ever since I started doing bullet journalling a few years ago. Sometimes you just want more space though and this spiral-bound journal provides that.This is a full-sized notebook that's ideal for someone who prefers dot-gridded to line paper but still needs a lot of room to write. I'd say it is probably more suited to note-taking than Bujo, but if you are just a lotta-lists kind of person you might enjoy having the extra space.Paper-wise, this is heavier than standard notebook paper, but much lighter than in most of my "fancy" bujos at 100GSM. It held up really well to the majority of my pens, but did have some bleeding from the sharpies, paint markers and alchohol ink pens. Gel pens, pencil, regular fineliners, water-based markers and highlighters were all fine, though the paper is thin enough there's some minor ghosting if it's a large block of ink.This does come with some cute bonus stencils. They are pretty lightweight plastic so I don't expect them to last super long, but they're a nice little extra. The banners and check-list stencils are pretty useful, the Emoji ones are cute but not that practical for me personally.

This notebook is basic and in a good way. It features a dot matrix on all of the pages that are regular and line up well (I've had cheap notebooks where the dots varied in size and position on each and ever page). The paper itself is a little lightweight, slightly thicker than the lowest grade printer paper; it claims that it's 100 gsm, but it feels more like 80-90 gsm. Being so thin, gel pens do easily bleed through, if you're not careful. The cover is the same vibrant aqua blue as presented in the product photos, but it's just a touch too small in width to protect the outer edge of the notebook pages. Also, the little stencil cards are nice, the edges of each image is crisp and they make it easy to trace. Overall, it's a good, basic notebook that will get the job done.