Weysoo A5 Notebook with Dividers, Spiral Notebook with Multicolor Pen, Project Book 240 Pages of 80GSM Paper, A5 Notebook for School, Office, and Home (5 Colors Tab)

I bought the Weysoo A5 Notebook because I was convinced that with the right notebook, I could finally take my university life from “chaotic disaster” to “organised genius.” Spoiler alert: the notebook is great, I am still figuring it out.First off, the dividers are like little colour-coded life rafts, keeping me afloat in a sea of lecture notes and existential dread. I can finally keep track of my courses (and maybe even my sanity). The multicolour pen that comes with it? Perfect for pretending I’m some sort of organised adult who has their life together when, in reality, I’m just procrastinating in style.240 pages of 80GSM paper. That’s 240 opportunities for me to write down things I’ll never look at again. But hey, at least it’s spacious enough for my deepest thoughts like, “Why am I still awake at 3am?” or “Is this actually useful, or am I just filling pages to make it look like I’m doing something?”The 5-colour tabs are a stroke of genius. Each one represents a different part of my life—except they all end up looking the same in a crumpled mess on my desk. But for a moment, I really did feel like an organised human being.Perfect for school, office, and home, though. It might not fix my procrastination problem, but at least my notes look neat. 10/10, would recommend for anyone who wants to pretend they have their life together.

Just what I needed.

Happy with my purchase

This notebook is carefully crafted to suit those who are orderly by nature. It is the best choice for almost all types of notes. I really liked it. The value for money is great

Value for money! At first the pen didn’t seem to work but eventually managed to get the ink to run through

Love this notebook 5 stars

Not usable as pages are not secured , had non stop issues of them falling out over and over again , would be great if the pages stayed in

Good notebook generally - annoying that the word “title” is typed on each divider bit - thought the image was an example of where your titles would go but they are actually printed in the notebook?