321DoneDot Grid Notepad – Dotted Graph Paper, Small (5.5x8.5) – Made in USA – 50 Sheets Dotted for Bullet Planning Journaling Thick Paper 1/5 (0.20) Dots Notes Sketching Writing Smooth White

These are made with a beautiful heavy weight paper and are great for use with all kinds of pens and inks. Love the size options.

I love the dot grid design. The faint grey dots do not interfere with the readability of my handwriting and the dot grid structure allows me to create notes on a straight line. The size of the grid corresponds nicely with the scale of my handwriting. Doesn’t feel too large or too small.

I use it in my small portfolio that holds my iPad as well. Works out perfectly for me.

I really like the size of the paper. However the dots are only on one side of the paper. My purchase worked out nonetheless. I used them in making DIY journals then bookbinding them for gifts. They'll work just fine for the recipients.

love these notepads. The half-letter size is perfect for keeping at my desk and taking to meetings. Paper thickness is good. I write with a rollerball so there's plenty of ink deposited on the page. thinner paper allows the ink to show on the back side or even bleed through to the next page. 0.20 inch (5mm) is a good size for small handwriting.

Paper is good quality and easy to pull of the pad.

I LOVE THESE products - I've purchased 2 notepads so far. I am really picky about my office supplies, TOO PICKY, many colleagues and office mates have told me over the years. The choice of paper, transparency of the dots and grid lines, the choice of sizes (grids and pads) are all EXACTLY what I want. That's saying something. And I rarely find things I want right out of the box like this. I will be returning for many more purchases.

The paper has a nice "feel" and I want to like it. Unfortunately the dots are almost invisible if one doesn't have a very, very bright light and perfect vision.Though more expensive, and only available in metric sizes, the Rhodia "Dot Pad" is a far better option and has smoother paper.If I needed the dots to be this invisibly subtle I'd use tracing paper over a background of graph or dotted paper.