Dot Grid Notebook: Large (8.5 x 11 inches) - 106 Dotted Pages || Army Green Dotted Notebook/Journal

I've tried multiple different dotgrid notebooks, and this was the best for many reasons: 1. I love the Army Green cover; I use it to camoflauge my laptop when leaving it for a minute or two. 2. The dots are on 5 mm centers. This is the best way, since it allows you to measure things using the dots, instead of 4.23 or some crazy inter-dot spacing. 3. The dots are not overpoweringly dark, and you can still tell the difference between the decimal point and a dot. 4. The paper is great, nice and thick, supports my 0.5mm pencil without tearing. I can use both sides. 5. The slightly tinted paper is really easy on the eyes. 6. The price is right, I feel comfortable in writing pages full of math and figures, oh

Nice dot matrix notebook, good price.

I like the note book and was glad to find a dotted note book in this larger size. The paper is ok, be careful of your pen selection because the paper will bleed through if you are not careful.

This notebook is great! The paper is thick so even a bright pink highlighter and pigmented gel pens don't bleed through. I like that the paper is slightly yellow. I even spilled coffee on the notebook once and it only bleed through about 2 pages, which were still usable once I mopped up the spill. Note that the dots don't extend to the ends of the page. Also, when you get farther into the notebook, it gets hard to write near the spine. This doesn't bother me much though.

I use this for my notes for upper level math course, which are basically all theorems, proof, definitions, etc. The dots are nice. Lines feel limiting and annoying like they do for me. You could connect the dots and draw graphs, or or use this for general drawing. The paper seems thick enough since my Arteza ball points don't bleed through. It feels thick enough too, and also not rough. One complaint I have is the binding. It's like a glued paperback binding, which gets a little irritating when writing close to the center of the book. I would probably buy them again, but if I could I'd try to find something with a different binding, maybe a big empty hardcover book with the more cloth binding. I've nearly filled two of these halfway, and pages haven't ripped nor fallen out. All together, they're a good value.

The notebook is very well constructed! The pages are sturdy, and the dots are in close enough proximity for practical use. I use this as a laboratory notebook, and the dots help so much when drawing grids and chemical formulas.

Holds together well, the pages are thick enough to use it as a bullet journal. I normally use Fabriano Ecoqua notebooks, but decided to try this out and I’m glad I did.

Just finished my second year of college and used one of these for every single one of my core classes (ochem, physics). They are the absolute best at keeping me organized, don't cause any issues with pens bleeding through the paper, and now I'm addicted to dot grid paper. Perfect for notes in class, now I just want them to come out with even more colors!

pages are thick enough so marker doesn’t show through! the perfect notebook!

Bought this to use for university revision notes. The size is good and the quality is decent. My only issue is that it's a bit flexible, which means it gets bashed about in my bag, so looks externally a bit ratty already after a few weeks of use.

Buon quaderno a puntini, soprattutto considerando il prezzo. Lo uso per prendere appunti in università, la penna non passa il foglio e la carta é abbastanza di qualità. Come misura é leggermente più piccolo di un normale quaderno A4.

Not cheap, but good quality of paper

I use these for work and they’re a great choice: inexpensive with lots of colour options. The paper isn’t anything to write home about but I’m not bullet journalling.