Kokuyo KME-SRBSP706LG Loose Leaf Binder, Smart Ring 60, KOKUYO ME B5 (Vivid Pink)

家計簿に買いました。とても使いやすく、小型で色も良く、とても使いやすく気に入っています。開け方も親切に説明付きです。おすすめです。有難うございました☆

I think I have bought every one of these I can find on here at this point. I love them. They are like a binder but smaller and more rings. You can also get variants different kinds of paper. They are delightful

使った事がなかったので、開く時少し苦戦しましたが可愛いし書きやすいです！使い続けます！

So I just recently heard about this company and wanted one... imo I feel like it's a little pricey so I first ordered a pack of their business notebooks/compass journals or w.e. they r called. I finally gave in a bought this one and I bought a clear one and also purchased a pack of the dotted lined paper, a pack of the graph paper, and I bought the double pack of the printer paper they have for these smart binders. I use one for work bc I work from home and use Scripts so I have one with all my scripts in it and the other I use for every day stuff like notes, to-do list, shopping lists, budgets, etc... They feel like they are well made it does take a couple times to get used to how it opens. Only complaint I have would be I feel like it doesn't hold enough paper. I have just purchased the one that holds 120 pages so we will see how that one is when it gets here. I would recommend this for middle schoolers or high school even college bc they are small and compact they don't take up much room but I would also warn that even tho the plastic rings feels sturdy u still want to have caution when and if u will also be carrying a laptop and hardcover books in ur backpack as well bc I feel like if ur too rough with your stuff u may have issues either with breaking the rings or possibly causing the rings to not close right... I haven't had any issue with the binging part of it but I also have them sitting on my desk and that's it I'm not taking them in and out of a backpack or anything.

After close to a year of consistent use of these notebinders, they have become my standard for notetaking! I've tried many times to get the best of both worlds between a notebook and a binder, and this has been the most successful one at getting there.