Say goodbye to paper waste with this TikTok-famous notebook!
is a 36-paged notebook that can be used endlessly. Coming with a Frixon pen and cloth, you can write an endless amount, upload the notes from your phone into any cloud service, wipe them away, and use it all over again!
Coming in 11 colors, this specially coated notebook is compatible with a slew of cloud services such as Google Drive, Dropbox,With over 18,000 reviews, this notebook has quickly become an Amazon Choice and customer favorite, with reviews praising it as the “best notebook ever” and “great for taking notes at work!”
One of the top Amazon reviews said, “This is exactly what taking notes in a new century should be like. Paper and pen are so out of the loop, not to mention wasteful. This notebook actually makes me want to attend my lectures to take notes! Been using this for a few months now and I can 100 [percent] say that this notebook has changed my study habits. All of my notes are sorted, saved, and easy to access .
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