Cambridge Limited Business Notebook

This notebook is phenomenal. The hardcover is a brilliant protective measure and helps keep your pages in line. Some of the issues I have experienced with soft-cover notebooks is that, amidst the jungle of a backpack, it is not all that out of the ordinary for a hefty textbook to bend/fold the notebook at the corners and edges. With this Cambridge notebook, that won't be the case. The hardcover is sturdy and very rigid.The paper, however, is where this notebook shines. The surface and texture of the paper makes hand-writing notes a joy. Fountain pen owners will definitely appreciate the supple/smooth surface of the paper. Likewise each page has the right amount of page thickness to let you know that you are writing on quality paper. This is NOT the typical generic-feeling paper. This is made with the interests of the writer at heart. You won't experience any bleeding through the pages with your pen.Even mechanical pencils flow nicely and fluidly on the pages.All in all, this is a great quality notebook. Yes, it is on the pricey end of things, but for those who want to write on quality paper, it is a reasonable expense. Your notes will look a lot cleaner and a lot easier to read.

I use several of these simultaneously after I discovered them at a Staples a year or so ago. They are great for journaling, writing, and projects. I have been an OCD notebook collector and have a large assortment of Moleskines, legal pads, Levenger notebooks (Circa) and the Staples identical Circa knockbook, Leuchturms and so on, but these have become my main go-to notebook for morning writing that doesn't need to go to the laptop directly.My only question this morning is about today's pricing -- they list one for $8.99, but a "2 Pack" goes for $21.60, a 3 pack for $35.76, and a 6 pack for 71.71. So buying a 6-pack costs $17.77 MORE than just ordering six individual notebooks (and they are Prime prices so if you are a Prime member, shipping costs are nil.) I guess they will make great notebooks for people who need them for their "maths" (i.e., "math") classes!

Have used these for years for daily journaling. Getting harder to find in stores, but I'm glad that Amazon has them in stock. Sturdy and nicely lined pages. Great service from the supplier; ordered one day, arrived the next day.

First of all, these are pricey for notebooks. But they are so worth it.The whole book is so sturdy and put together. I carried this around for an entire semester and it still looked brand new towards the end. None of the metal loops got mangled, and all the pages stayed nice and straight.The paper is college ruled and I love the size. Great for those who write small.And the quality of the paper. I can't even describe it properly. It is thick and smooth and writing on it feels great. I use a fountain pen and it glides across the page. It makes taking notes such an experience.I have personally repurchased this 3 times. And will continue to do so.

Exactly what I needed, delivered on time, but it's prime so yeah 2 day shipping was free anyways. Heard a lot of bs about the stickers ripping up the cover. Well I'm half drunk still from last night, just downed a yuuuge burrito and a beer to kill the hangover. And now I'm home, want a nap, and kinda still drunkish... so all in all I don't have time to screw with stickers. Ripped the thing off and no problem with the cover, hell there wasn't any residue from the glue. So if you aren't an idiot the sticker isn't a problem. Enjoy the notebook, I'm gonna fill mine with a crap load of notes and scribbles of math I'll hopefully never use again. Btw who said going back to college at 28 was a great idea... gonna punch him when I find him.

This is a colleged ruled, hard cover, and rind binded notebook at the standard size (8.5x11 inches).The pages are also cut so they can be teared cleanly from the notebook.The paper is high quality.There is a single vinyl binder inside.The last page is a sticker page that you can use to put tabs on on the notebook pages.Nothing special but more professional looking than a notebook with paper cover.

Obviously, $11-12 for a notebook is a bit more than usual. But trust me, it's worth it. All of my work, much of my life's brainstorming, etc. etc. are done in these notebooks. I have accumulated about a dozen of them. The binding never gets misaligned or broken, so turning pages is always easy. The paper quality is excellent. The hard covers prevent it from bending or otherwise being damaged, and make it easy to work with even when there's no surface to write on, like outdoors in a park or on a beach.It's easy to think that a notebook isn't worth 3x or 4x as much, but that's overly relative thinking. Instead, think that you're spending only eight dollars more for something that will make your work more comfortable for a *hundred* hours, or however much time you take to go through one of these, and to ensure that the work is well preserved for years (decades? I haven't had any get damaged yet, but I haven't had any for more than a few years). Buy one, and you won't want to go back.

I love the paper quality and the stiff cover.