Pen+Gear 1-Subject Dot-Ruled Notebook, Poly Cover, Wirebound, 8.5 in x 10.5 in, 80 Pages

been looking for an AFFORDABLE dotted journal and so happy to have found these! if i want more pages i can take it to Kinkos, add 2 notebooks together (they will remove the covers and the coil binding and get another larger coil to accomodate the "new" size. if i do this i would also add a plastic back cover to protect the cardboard back and give it additional strength. Bought these for journaling and think ive found one i'll use always! the paper size is perfect. THANK YOU!!

I love these notebooks. I use them for my coding classes in college even. They are great notebooks. I like the dot ones too. I even use them for regular notes.

These journals are so good I have bought quite a few to write and draw in. The spiral bound pages make it easy to turn the pages and fold over the journal to not crowd my work area. Fortunately, the only thing that bleeds through are markers which I rarely use. I really like the aesthetic of the dotted pages. Wish that there was multiple sizes especially something small to fit in my bag for traveling. But other than wishing for different sized journals, I have no complaints. It's budget friendly as well!

Perfect for my first bullet journal

Paper holds up to fountain pen use. As good as expensive pads costing three times as much.

The pages have noticeable vertical warping, think of a wet piece of paper that then dried in the sun. This was shipped so I assume it did go through exceeding temperature expectations, but otherwise does not prevent you from using it for math or graphing. A little unfortunate the dots do not match up on the opposite side of the paper.

Nice size, price, and dot pattern but the pages are still too cheap. They don't bleed through but a pen or sharp pencil will imprint through the page. A mechanical pencil doesn't go smoothy since the pages are soft. And the pages get caught when flipping. I would happily pay more for a higher quality item (difficult to find). I could do without the perforations and hole punch. The graph paper ones have too dark of lines.

The paper is super thin, looks like the cheaper printer paper was used to print the dots on. So, if you like dotted paper to make graphs and whatnot, with colors, forget about using markers (even the classic kid's markers) because everything bleeds.

Moßt disappointed. These are my favorite notebooks to doodle and draw in. They arrived and glue had spilled on them. Several corners were glued together.

I ask for a 5 subject notebook