POPRUN 2024 Weekly Planner Spiral Bound - Hourly Schedule & Vertical Weekly Layout - 2024 Planner for Time Management,6.5" x 8.5"- Monthly Tabs, Pen Holder, Leather Soft Cover - Black

I like that you have a lot of room each day to put things in.

Am disappointed with the monthly tabs Are not sturdy and should be in a different color.

I've bought this planner for four years in a row.Every year POPRUN make minor tweaks to their product to improve it. This year they added monthly tabs; created more writing space by removing the unnecessary monthly calendars at the bottom of each page; used less print on the page to make for a cleaner, less cluttered look; and added a nifty, removable ruler. There may also be other changes I haven't noticed yet.It's always had great quality paper, it's well organized, opens flat, and has a durable cover. I have to say it's an all-around pleasure to use.This company clearly cares about their product and their customers. Highly recommend.

Perfect size, pretty color. I love how you can view the whole week at once and how it shows the full month at the beginning of each month. Perfect for work. I love it.

I love the soft cover and high-quality paper. I hated buying bulky planners that had a hard cover. This is perfect for taking anywhere. Finally, I found a planner that has to do-list time option. I recommend buying compared to those cheap yearly planners at Target that are too expensive.

I got this planner last year. I loved it so much I bought the 2023 version. Just as advertised and this year it comes with a today marker which was a bonus. This is big enough to write everything in while just fitting in my purse for travel!

Used to buy a different planner religiously, but I have found myself also using these daily/hourly sheets. I’m stoked to find a planner that is all in one as far as that goes. My partner likes apps, but I just need to write it all out freehand. Plus writing is out feels like a commitment, like signing a contract, hah! And I will likely never need any other planner, hope to sitick with this for years to come!

Great material and space

I use this almost every day - very good tool for organizing myself when I can't just open a computer

This is a great A5 diary for the money. Being ring-bound it lies flat. It has monthly planner pages at the beginning of each month, which is useful, tear-off corners, a ribbon marker, a back pocket, the usual info pages and lots of space in the daily columns every week. (Note: Saturday and Sunday occupy one column together - so possibly not ideal for anyone who works weekends.)The paper is a nice quality cream wove and the cover has a slightly suede-y feel to it.In addition it has an optional pen loop (you can stick it on if you want it) and a ruler/page marker.A good, general purpose diary - well-designed and well made at a sensible price. Recommended.

This is a lovely slightly larger than A5 size 2024 diary with a blue / green soft backed cover from Pop run. The diary is 26.5cm x 21.5cm. This diary starts on the 1st January 2024 and goes through to the 5th January 2025. A week is spread over 2 pages, and broken down into hours, so would be more appropriate as an appointment diary. There is a monthly planner section, over 2 pages at the start of each month too. The weeks go from Monday to Sunday. There is a ribbon to mark your place in the diary. There are some blank pages at the back to write notes on, and a small pocket to hold things in too. The paper is a nice quality, and easy to write on. This is an attractive desk diary and would be great at home, on a reception or in the office. Currently priced at £18.99, I think that this is a little bit on the expensive side.

There's ultimately not all that much to say without essentially just listing the features of this journal, of which there are many!It's a simple design, probably replicated under many different brand names but that doesn't detract from what it offers. It's compact size manages to fit in just about a page for everything you might want from a planner, from year overviews to a fair list of different national holidays, to the bulk of it as a daily planner. Your compromise here is that it only offers printed time markings from 7am to 8pm but, to tell the truth if you use this for a typical day job I imagine that will suit most people just fine.It's also worth noting the months are tabbed for easily going to a specific set of pages, and the bottom corners tear off which is partly a gimmick but I think can actually be useful, to be honest.It has a ribbon for page marking, initially lightly stuck against the rear cover - I've removed it but your mileage may vary. The moveable plastic ruler is also a nice touch, and there was a pen loop included though not fixed to the journal so a bit of freedom there if you want to use it or not.So yeah, I absolutely can't tell you that this is a unique offering but it's also not bad at all, and personally I quite like it for use at work next year.

This spiral bound diary has a lovely, tactile, faux leather outer cover and an elastic securing band. There are a variety of pages, year planner, monthly block planner and weekly planner, there is a side index for quickly finding where you want to be and also perforated corners for removing as you move past the date. There is a ruler that can also be used as a bookmark, an adhesive pen holder that you can put where it suits you best and a document pocket inside the back cover. This is a large diary so I suppose that would account for the price which I think is a little high.