DunwellGraph Paper Notebook 8.5 x 11, Plastic Cover, 80 Sheets, 4x4 Ruled, 1 Subject Spiral 1/4 Inch Grid Graphing Notebook, Divider with Pockets, Perforated Pages, 3-Hole Punched

It's a nice, full-size notebook that I ordered for a middle school student. Paper is very smooth and a good quality. I ordered with the intention of this notebook being a tool to help keep math problems orderly, not even necessarily those with graphs, just keeping numbers aligned.That it is a bound notebook with perforated pages should also help with staying organized. The centralized nature of the notebook and the versatility of easy page removal makes it a great option for my student over carrying around loose-leaf graph paper. Will be back for more when needed.

I decided to buy just one lined paper notebook for my upcoming English class (I'll be using graph paper for the rest of my classes).I really love the folder inside—it's super handy for keeping loose papers organized. If you don't plan on having a folder, this notebook is so useful. It doesn't take up that much space in a backpack. And, the inky pens I use don't seep through the pages, which is a huge bonus.The quality is great and the notebook and folder combination is compact.

I ordered this as a general purpose notebook for my daughter to use during this coming school year. It is nice quality and very sturdy. I don't know the particulars about different notebook brands, but I can say that from what I've seen, this compares with many of the top brands that I've used in the past.I also ordered a college rule for myself to use for personal use. It has already begin coming in handy for jotting down ideas and notes on subjects that I'm studying in my personal pursuits. Overall, both are worth 5 stars in my opinion.

No issues, it's graph paper. Particularly appreciate the spiral bound and perforation.

I'm giving this to a niece who is off to college, along with a check taped to the cover. It's a family joke because she thought college-ruled paper was reserved only for people in college. I've always liked spiral notebooks. You can fully/flatly open them as two pages book-like, or bend them around the spiral to make one flat writing surface. Reinforced front cover is nice, and my favorite is the scoring so that you can tear out the page without all the spiral jagged paper edging. The back cover is cardboard. I'd like to have seen it about $1 cheaper, though. It's definitely quality over quantity with this notebook. Made in Vietnam.

Review for: Dunwell Spiral Notebook Wide Ruled, 1 Subject Notebook, Plastic Cover, 80 Sheets, 8x10.5 Wide Rule Paper, Perforated Pages, One Subject Spiral Notebook for School with Poly Divider Pockets.This spiral notebook has some good point but in my opinion, is a bit overpriced ($6.18). On the good side, it is well made and the paper feels like quality. the pages are perforated so they tear out clean. The first page is a plastic pocket that holds the torn out sheets nicely. Very nice and clean design. The price should be maybe a dollar cheaper. This notebook only has 80 sheets. Other similarly priced notebooks have more sheets. This one is well made and maybe the others are not, but how bad can they be?

I like always having a notebook nearby. I also use a notebook app on my phone, but I wanted this graph-ruled notebook to primarily do rough designs (sketches) of 3-D prints I use to house my various electronic kits and circuits/projects. The perforation on the paper is nice, too. Just what I wanted.80 Sheets (160 pages) will last me for a very long time. Years, even.

This notebook is really high quality. I figured a spiral notebook is a spiral notebook, right? How different can one be from another? But this one is actually really nice. The paper is a bit heavier than a typical notebook and it’s super smooth. Somehow writing on it feels better??That being said, even though it’s fantastic I don’t really see myself buying a lot of six dollar notebooks when I can grab one for 99 cents at Walmart…but maybe this luxury will ruin me for bargain brands forever.