VZZBOO Happy Planner Weekly Pocket Planners Hoboni Weeks Small Journal Undated Notebook 12 Months - Hard Cover

This little book is honestly higher quality than the hobonichi brand. The paper thickness is higher so when you write in it you get minimal ghosting. I love that this is undated so I picked it up in the middle of the year. I have enjoyed using it and decorating it.

This is a great stand in for the Hobonichi Weeks!! Its a fantastic value!! The paper is average but the overall value for what you get is very high I will buy it again. Its undated. Start anytime.

I bought this to use as a fauxhobinichi I thought it would be as good as one I got last year from Aliexpress but it isnt .Supposed to be 12 months only 5 full months and partial month on sixth month very disappointing I purchased in March although diid'nt need till May so I was looking through it to set up my monthly tabs and such thats when I realized there was not 12 months. not happy at all with this product.

See attached photo for a side-by-side comparison of this planner (left) next to a Hobonichi Weeks.This planner is a great value and is the exact same size as a Hobonichi Weeks. Due to the thicker pages, it falls between a regular Weeks and a Mega in terms of thickness and it fits in all the covers I use for my Mega/Weeks. I just have a couple issues that make drop me down to a 4-star review.- There are only 4 blank pages at the end. This made me decide to go ahead and get a Hobonichi Weeks to use for my business planner, because I need to keep lists and notes that I need to refer back to, and I'd prefer that not to be in the dated section because I'll never remember where anything is. I also like to use those blank pages for swatching colors and testing bleed-through in my art journal. An extra, say 15-20 pages blank pages at the end would be a GREAT addition.- The grid on this is bigger than the Hobo and the grid lines don't line up to the horizontal lines that divide up the days. This isn't a huge deal, but for people who like to decorate their planners or like to expand their layout horizontally, the lines won't totally match up. (See photo - I circled the spots where they don't line up.) In a real Hobonichi, the grids line up and there's a margin of white space, which makes the page look a little more attractive. This won't matter to most people, but it may be a deal killer for some.- The daily sections are also slightly larger than in the Hobonichi version. If this is strictly for functional planning, no big deal. Most people would consider this an advantage. If you like to line the margins with washi tape or something, you may miss that extra space at the bottom.If you don't care about the things mentioned above and don't care about having Tomoe River paper, this is a no brainer alternative to the Weeks. If you need extra pages for notes, you will be frustrated. If you just want to try out the Weeks size to see if you like it, this is great. I actually bought two of these to track other projects outside of my main planner, and they are working great for that purpose. Because they are undated, it's no big deal to start and stop as projects hit completion and there are new things I want to track.I have this in blue and green. The green is pretty close to the photo shown here. The blue is definitely more navy than the amazon photo shows. Overall they are nice, sturdy books, with a hard linen cover, and black end pages. For the price these are a steal!

This is the best hobo weeks dupe! It doesn’t exactly fit the kits (some things like the dates covers are too short but can be cut up and placed without issue) but it tackles its purpose! So glad I got this before spending the money on a real hobo to see if I would like it. The pages are thicker and there are less notes pages in the back but it’s all about what you prefer.

I really love undated planners and this nondated planner is super cute and affordable for those who would like to try out the hobonichi weeks planner. Definitely recommend!!

I bought this planner as an alternative, lower price to Hobonichi. You get what you pay for.......I have been using since July, and the binding has just given way, and the planner is falling apart.I have not misused the planner, but the quality is so-so.

It’s the perfect size to throw in my purse.The paper is nice in thick and the cover is smooth. It comes with two ribbons. I love it. :)