A Guide to Reusable Notebooks

Reusable notebooks combine old-school paper and whiteboard tech in a new way, making it easy to digitize and share your notes.reusable notebook They’re an eco-friendly alternative to traditional notebooks that save you money in the long run by allowing you to reuse each page multiple times without the need for additional ink or paper. These notebooks also come with templates for to-do lists, notes, and other organization, and they’re often scannable so you can easily upload your doodles and sketches into your favorite digital apps.

These reusable notebooks are all about the future of paper. They’re designed to take the place of your standard notebook, and you can even use them with a smartphone. The best part is they work the same way that conventional paper notebooks do — except they’re made with a special material that’s erasable and can be used over again without destroying the paper underneath. The pages are also waterproof, and they’re incredibly sturdy.

One of the most popular reusable notebooks on the market is the Rocketbook Core, which looks like a regular notebook but comes with a hidden secret. Inside, there’s a Pilot FriXion erasable pen and a microfiber cloth to wipe it clean, plus a combination of lined and dot grid pages that can be erased and reused multiple times. You can scan your pages into the Rocketbook app to quickly transfer your notes into your phone, and you can tag and organize them for easy retrieval later on.

The Nuka Eternal Stationery notebook is also similar to the Rocketbook. It has a 6 ring binder and comes with both lined and dot grid pages. It can be used with any type of pens and the manufacturer recommends using the Frixion markers which are available online. There’s also a forthcoming app that will help you digitize and synchronize your work so you can access it from anywhere.

A less expensive option is the Canadian-made Infinity Notebooks, which are a bit more durable than the Rocketbook and have a slightly more authentic feel. Their pages are waterproof, and they’re designed to withstand being dropped repeatedly. The cover is made from a high-density polythene called Duratech3, which feels like a hard plastic but is actually soft and flexible to the touch. The notebooks also have a wee pocket on the font and a pen loop.

Another interesting reusable notebook is the reMarkable 2, which looks a lot like an e-reader but is really meant to be a note-taking device. It has a 10.3-inch screen that’s designed to mimic paper, and the stylus glides over the surface just as it would on paper. Its intuitive menus are easy to navigate, and it’s perfect for long periods of writing or reading.

If you’re looking for a more compact option, try the Rocketbook Mini or the Sticky Notes. These are both small enough to fit in your pocket, and they’re perfect for quick reminders or color-coded organization. If you want something more advanced, check out the reMarkable 2 or the Rocketbook Fusion, which include built-in templates for calendars, to-do lists, and project management.