Rocketbook

[DietCokeLover]

I remember seeing some posts on here a while back about people purchasing Rocketbooks but not much on how well they were liked. Woot had them on sale recently so I picked up the Fusions for dc. Just wondering how those of you that bought them have liked them.

[KrisM]

I love mine. I use it for all my random meetings- PTO, robotics, etc. I can send the page to my Google drive and I don't have to keep the paper.

My kids got them last year too. They don't scan much but like it for scratch paper for homework.

I ordered a mini for myself so I have a place for notes at desk. I'm hoping it will replace sticky notes.

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[khm]

I remember seeing some posts on here a while back about people purchasing Rocketbooks but not much on how well they were liked. Woot had them on sale recently so I picked up the Fusions for dc. Just wondering how those of you that bought them have liked them.

I got one from work, I used it for about a minute. I prefer fully paper or fully digital, I guess. I pretty much already had my "system" set up, and this just didn't fit in.

I gave it to my daughter (now at college, then a HS senior). I don't think she uses it either, to be honest.

[nfceagles]

I bought a Rocketbook as a teachers gift several years ago. It was very much a paper notebook. You used Frixion pens and could microwave it to erase everything and start over. I went to the website thinking DH might like one, but I get the impression they are more like dry erase now. It mentioned water erasing them. Is this correct?


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[Melaine]

I haven’t really used mine. I think it’s a super cool concept but I still prefer regular paper.