Weekly Notepad

I use this on my desk as a teacher with adhd for reminders I won't lose. I started with another brand but liked this layout with checkboxes and a place for tracking habits.The paper is super thin and the cardboard cover is only on the front and can't be folded to the back to leave it open on the front which is kind of the purpose. I folded it to the back and several sheets came out of the binding, along with loosening most of the rest. I guess you could leave it folded open but why when it would take up twice the space? I cut the cover off.The writing is also very light and difficult to read at a glance.I'll finish using it until it's gone but will look elsewhere when it's time to replace.

As advertised. The pages are a little thinner than expected, but it works as needed. I like the color and it helps to keep my weekly tasks straight.

The media could not be loaded.  Great for organization, well constructed. Would highly recommend.

Our family has been using this notepad/planner for a couple months now and I love it. We keep it in a central location and everyone writes down what they have going on for the week/s. It’s nice to keep track of where everyone is! We’ll be getting another one for sure!

These undated planning pads are actually pretty neat! I enjoy the variety of the colors. They're bright enough look nice but not so bright as to take your attention away from the items you have written on them. I like that they cover every day of the week, plus prioritized items, what needs focused upon, appointments, follow-ups, and a habit tracker. There is a space to write in the month & date and just enough spaces each day that keep you busy but not look like an endless list. I like that; it keeps you from feeling overwhelmed each day. They're great for errand running or a daily to-do list!However, if you're someone who is on the go from sun-up to sun-down, this might not be the product for you or if you rely heavily on long lists.I like the thick cover on the top of each pad, however I wish the bottom had one too. It doesn't give the last page a "surface" to write on like most notepads.Writing with a regular ballpoint pen or something similar works well; no bleeding through. I would not recommend flair pens, heavy gel ink pens, or fine-tip markers. You are likely to get bleed through onto the following page(s). It also depends on how hard you write as well.Overall, these weekly planner pads are good. I rate them with 4 stars because of the lack of a firm back and the possibility of bleed through with ink. They'd be a great buy otherwise!

I got a Daily Notepad with hopes of fostering better time-management. I could have made a template myself but too lazy for that and this looked promising. It is also nice that it started the day with something to be thankful for ("I am grateful for" space). It is well-priced and all that but to me, it is too small for boomers to read and anyone with big handwritings to fill in the blanks. Unless this is made for children who would submit it for some kind of homework, I do not know why they are tear-out sheets instead of bound notebook. Paper quality is surprisingly good in that pencil, ball-point pens, and even fountain pen did not bleed. The only thing that bled over the back page was a thick Sharpie and that was expected. I wish this were an 8 by 11 letter-size notebook with bigger fonts and bigger space for writing. Then it would merit a perfect 5 star rating.

I really like these weekly planner sheets. There is a front protective cover made of cardstock but there is no cover on the back. The colors are pretty and well-printed. The paper has the feel of all-purpose copy paper and each sheet tears easily and cleanly from the pad.I like that there are sections for listing top and low priorites. The habit tracker is a plus. And I like the Follow Up section where I put people I write in people's names I need to call.One improvement that would make it so much nicer is if all of the wording was printed in black. The wording in white is almost unreadable.I will be using these weekly for home and for work. I can easily see these helping students with time management skills. It'll also help busy moms trying to sync the family taxi with the kids' after school schedules.

This weekly planner is super helpful, I use it for chores and staying on top of important tasks for the week. It’s very convenient as well since it’s undated- if you miss/skip a week or on vacay, no worries! Only complaint is the glue that keeps all the pages on the binding- I fold the cover behind it so I can write down stuff for the week but it looks like it’s going to release 8 pages just because of it. Otherwise, it’s a great helper for running a house :)

i like how it has a cover page but i wish it also has a back pagealso the papers are thin

My husband always makes a to-do list every night for the next day. I thought this would be useful to him to stay more organized. He was pretty happy with this. There are multiple headers to organise your day and week. Now he is using it every day. It has all the sheets updated, so there is no paper waste. Now he can track not only his work but meals and water too.

It’s exactly what I wanted! It’s right on my wall for my hydroponic journey. Super thankful that it comes in my fav colour too! You should create more kinds like this 😍Edit: I forgot to add that it’s like a notepad, so you can peel each page off. My daughter uses it to, that little copycat! 🤣🤣

Absolutely love this to do list pad!!Helps me stay on track and organized!! Will definitely be buying again!

Been using this for a few weeks and it helps me stay on top of tasks