Rocketbook Everlast Smart Reusable Notebook, Executive Size, Midnight Blue, 6" x 8.8" (EVR-E-K-CDF)

Love this piece of technology. It actually ensures all my notes are saved on Clouds like iCloud and One Drive. It is extremely helpful in retaining notes that you may need at a later instance. Only the wiping part is a bit of a work, but hey, this is available at 3,000INR and an eink tablet like the Remarkable costs 40,000+ INR. What more could you ask for?

Value for money👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻. Very very useful, writing is very smooth.

I really liked the product. Have just started using the dairy. It’s great use for notes taking. I wish it had more pages though

Now I don't need to buy a paper notebook as this reusable notebook is for life. Also, the writing can be uploaded to cloud drive like Google Drive by simply scanning the QR code printed on each page which can be later accessed.

Good

Pen ink gets finished so early that now I couldn't afford it and price of pens are also highRegrettingBut book is awesomeBut what's the use, don't buy if you write a lot.

Love it, works like a dream! Environment-friendly and less waste — I’m on board!! Extremely innovative, a thing of the future

It's not scanning the document, Pen been used, cleaning cloth is a normal one not even came in box ,no rocket book logo. It's a duplicate one plz don't buy please check by screen recording. It's a non returnable item don't order.

This is a really nice product, and so far it has worked very well for me. I use OneNote for project-related notes, but prefer to write notes during meetings and for to-do lists, etc. In the past I've switched between keeping an actual notebook and just writing on blank paper on a clipboard, and I'd occasionally photogrpah my important notes, crop the photos, and insert them in my OneNote pages. The problem with this system was that taking photos, cropping, saving, uploading to my cloud, then importing them to OneNote was really time consuming, and on top of that I was ending up with either full notebooks or stacks of hand-written pages that I no longer need.The Rocketbook is an ideal compromise. Just the right size for meeting notes and other similar things, pages are easy to write on, and the app is great - just point the camera, click through a few things, and my notes are already in OneNote. The OCR is surprisingly good for basic text (especially considering how bad my handwriting is); only problem is it doesn't automatically format bullets, extended sentences, and similar. Pages clean up very easily; I even accidentally used a regular pen on one, but it didn't take long to clean it up with a bit of isopropyl. I don't regret buying it.I also bought the carrying case for it; I'll review that in another post.

My wife loves it. Works well

Got it for a 10 year olds birthday, she was happy!

Interessante

This is a review for both the A4 and A5 (notebook and executive pad), ordered separately.Firstly, I’d like to caveat this review by stating the reason for my purchase isn’t a ‘save the planet’ one; I just got so fed up of having a dozen writing pads of varying sizes scattered all over that it was making my notes harder to organise. The ‘save the planet, use less paper’ aspect is definitely an added bonus.I initially did some research last year (2018) into these reusable, erasable, cloud storage notebooks, but the majority (including another version of Rocketbook) were all the microwave variety. This really put me off as my microwave will not fit a A4 book, and quite frankly, I don’t like the idea of putting stuff like that in my machine. So at that point, I resigned myself to writing on numerous pads and using One Note (when connection permitted). Then a couple of weeks ago, I just thought I’d look again, and I found this. Granted, this was probably there all along when I was originally looking, but obviously got lost in the ether of the microwaveable ones.So I took the plunge and initially ordered the A5 version. I admit, I was quite sceptical about this product, but let’s be honest, Amazon’s return policy is second to none and they are amazing at sorting out any issues. As a Prime member it arrived the next day sealed in its own bag with the Frixion pen and cloth, and protected by the external jiffy postage bag.First appearances, aside from the tiny splodge of missing colour on my cover that I can live with, I like it. I don’t really know what I was expecting, but when I read the Amazon description page, it really does appear more complicated than it actually is.Before you do anything, you need to register to the Rocketbook app, then in your account, you can assign your email address, Onenote, Onedrive, Dropbox etc to the different symbols. To keep it simple, I’ve only assigned three of them as they are all I use, but the example sheet included in the book shows you how you could use these for different subjects if you are a student, or different aspects of your work if you are using this professionally. My is purely personal/side job use, so I don’t need to use all the options. There is also a checklist at the front where you can write the external cloud against the symbol to make it easier to remember.Once you have these set up, it’s basically write away (with the pen provided), cross the symbol at the bottom indicating where you want it to be sent, open the RB app, take a picture and upload it. Depending on your connection speed, within 5 mins it will appear in your choose cloud app. It is fairly basic, but it beats having notepads lying around all over the place – or, worst, losing a notepad with your precious writing/school work/real work in!I’ve now had this a week and I’ve found it easy to upload and wipe clean. I haven’t experienced any of the ghosting issues some have mentioned. Nor have I experienced the ‘scratching’ some have also commented on. There are some aspects I would change, such as a few more pages, and integrated pen holder in the binding, rather than the extra one you have to pay for, as this just makes it slightly bigger. The app isn’t particularly intuitive, but it does what you need it to do. Let’s not forget that this is just a notepad and even if you don’t want to upload to cloud, provided you use the erasable pens, you can just use it as you normally would.It isn’t the cheapest of items, but if you consider how much you will spend on decent notepads over the course of a year or two, in theory this should last forever (forever might be pushing it - at least 10 years in my opinion)!Would I recommend this? Absolutely. So much so, I subsequently ordered the A4 version too.