KOKUYO Campus Composition Notebook, 1 Pack B5 Lined Notebooks with 100 Sheets 6mm Ruled Paper, 7 x 10 inch Notebook for School and Work, School Supplies Comp Book for Journal Diary, Japan Import

Arrived in great condition. Looks like there is a little smudge on the back, but really this is such a minor complaint because it is small and doesn't inhibit its function or make it look bad. I'm really happy with my purchase! I haven't used it yet, so I don't know how well the binding will hold up, but it looks sturdy, unlike the ones that you buy here in the states. I will update my review later with durability rating, but honestly it looks like it will hold up. I will also try to take a picture to upload later when I have time. It's exactly the no nonsense, durable, well made notebook I've been looking for, in the size I've been looking for. I wanted something small (but not pocket size), thin (but with ample pages for my planning needs), and a notebook that didn't have ugly generic designs on its cover that you see in shopping centers (you know the ones). It has a place to put a table of contents (my favorite feature), dates, and page numbers (as well as small dots on the page so I can divide it up, perfect for creating BUJOs). Another thing I like is that you can even write on the spine so you can put it on the shelf and "archive" it, after you're finished writing (finally I will be able to quickly discriminate between my different BUJO planners on the shelf!) Ultimately, the biggest thing for me is that its less expensive than what you can get in the states, but better quality. I've seen very bad looking, badly built notebooks(made in china) in the US going for 12 dollars! sometimes they're cheaper, like 9 dollars (+tax). This way, I get the organization in the book (table of contents, etc.) without having to spend an insane amount of money just to make sure it doesn't break down on me. I will be back to buy more.

Once you go from letter-size to composition-sized paper, you'll never go back! These pages are the size which holds enough information, while keeping the notebook of a size that fits well on desks and in backpacks. The paper is wonderful, the notebook is made in a way that is durable. The dotted-line feature is so very handy. And this one variant is one of the few that has a lot of pages (which works better for the US Market). I just wish the brand would come out with more like this: most of their options only have a couple dozen pages. I was getting these for myself and accidentally converted the high schooler in the house from "why do I care about what type of notebook?" to "Please ask my teacher to not make me use the icky (made in the US, commodity-grade) notebooks" ... IYKYK.

I seriously love campus notebooks. Now, they are more expensive than buying a regular notebook at Walmart, but I really like how it lays flat when I'm taking notes. It's pretty sturdy and the paper is decently thick. I've bought all sorts of colors to take notes for my Japanese classes! Definitely a great notebook if you're dedicated to physically taking notes in classes.

amazing notebook does everything it’s supposed to the paper is soo smooth and nothing bleeds. 200 pages so u get a lot to write on, sort of worth it for the price and note taking is amazing on it as well. only downside is that it arrived scratched and dusty with some dirt marks but nothing too bad

The notebook has amazing paper quality. I’ve always been a fan of Campus notebooks and decided to upgrade to a 100 pages instead of the typical 35 and it was extremely worth it! It’s enough to last an entire semesters worth of notes and homework/quiz questions. If you do use highlighters, it is somewhat visible on the next page.

Bought this notebook for some classes. Though I do hate composition notebooks and it was somewhat pricey… I must say this is by far the best notebook I have purchased and is TOTALLY worth the cost. The notebook lays flat when opened, which for me helps SO MUCH with note taking since all my composition notebooks on the past made it very hard to take notes since they did not lay flat, and it comes with a space to title your notes, which I also love!! It’s also very lightweight and easy to carry around. Though the spine did come slightly damaged, but it wasn’t too big of a deal. Would definitely buy again!!

Bought this as an option for a college lab course; historically I've used Moleskine Cahier notebooks and liked them, but the price tag wasn't something I could get behind for every semester (they averaged out to $7/ea and could get up to $11/ea depending on which color). They also have relatively thin paper so my highlighters bled through - I only used half the pages most of the time! With this notebook, it's cheaper and the paper is higher quality. It's smooth, thick, and holds up to my pens and highlighters without any issues. For reference, I take notes with Micron pens and Zebra Mildliners - you can barely see though on the next page, and there is no significant smearing either. The Kokuyo Campus lays flat in comparison as well, which is super nice. The structured headings are a plus too - a space to put the date, section, and note titles. When it arrived, the bottom left corner (at the spine) was a little dinged, but it doesn't mess with the structural integrity. I typically keep my notebooks pretty safe as well, so I'm not too concerned about it falling apart. I will absolutely consider more of these for the upcoming semester.

Great inexpensive notebook for use with fountain pens.