Standard Black PVC Cover

Love THIS!! Great idea, great GIFT 🎁

When looking for a book to have a physical ackup of my passwords there are things that are important to me which may or may not matter to others. My 5 stars is based on the following: it isn't so big that it wont easily be able to fit in my laptop bag (not the one I take outside my home for security reasons), it isn't so big and obvious that anyone who looks in my home office can easily identify what and where it is yet is available for updating any time new passwords are made, and can't be so small that I can't later read my writing in the book when needed. This book hits all of my above requirements just fine. Spiral binding is very useful for making it easy to keep it open to a specific page as well as ease of writing in it. Has a good number of pages for most letters of the alphabet. Only downsides are not all letters of the alphabet get equal entries and there is no grouping such as email, work, personal, etc. Not too big a deal. Erasable pens don't fully erase very well either, pencil can smear over time. Not enough of an issue to lower my rating. Its a good book and does what it should.

I will admit that I prefer to keep most of my password information in hard copy rather than online; it is far more unlikely that someone will break into my house to steal this book than for someone to "crack the codes" on my computer. That said, having the right place to store my many passwords (different on every site) is important. This little notebook is the almost perfect solution. It has large spaces for entries, and plenty of pages for all those sites that require passwords, and it even has a very non-identifiable outer cover, in case someone might be ruhmmaging through drawers in search of this "magic key." There are only two reasons this isn't getting five stars from me, one of which might just be personal preference. I would have liked to have had tabs for each section so that I could quickly turn to the needed section, but I have now just added my own tabs with some washy tape. The personal preference is that I would have liked to have had the option to arrange the sections by topic (app sites, financial, health, etc.) rather than alphabetical. However, I just fixed that by using those self-made tabs to re-label the sections by ignoring the alphabetical designations. Overall, I definitely recommend this as something everyone should have--it might even make it more likely that the users will be encouraged to have a wide variety of passwords, with longer and harder to "break" formats.

Excellent quality. Better than I expected considering the price. Has plastic front cover which is durable and easy to clean. Perfect size. Not too big nor too small. I bought this for my senior parents. I wanted a simple and inexpensive password logbook for them. I really like the yellow highlighted "name" line at the top of each entry. They can enter an easy to remember name for the website information they are trying to save. The only improvement I could suggest is to make the back cover plastic too.

Nice size to keep PW info in

It’s great, but I wish the paper thickness was better and more sturdy because after a few years of use, I can see the pages will start to rip/tear out. Also, blank tabs with a reinforced heavier first page of each letter would have help strengthen the overall book.

Buena para mis contraseñas

These Password books are great because they are easy to use and they keep me organized. I make up code words, so if found, cannot be used by others.