Minimalism Art, Premium Hard Cover Notebook Journal, Classic 5" x 8.3", 122 Numbered Pages, Gusseted Pocket, Ribbon Bookmark, Extra Thick Ink-Proof Paper 120gsm, San Francisco (Plain, Amber Yellow)

Another 5-star review for this lovely classic notebook journal. I got the red with dotted paper and I adore it. I'm not sure yet what I'll use it for. I just love journals. And this one is truly high-quality, at an extremely affordable price, far better than the Moleskines I've had in the past and it even compares well to my Italian-hand-made journals, except for the thickness of paper. I find the paper on this to be medium thickness. It's not your flaky super thin paper and it's not the thick heavy paper either. I've used a number of ball-point pens and no bleeding through.My favorites about the UNNI:** The paper is smooth, feels good to the touch, and no bleeding through.** The cover is soft and high-quality. Nice to the touch.**The size is perfect for throwing in your bag, taking it with you everywhere, keeping at your desk, taking it to bed to write.**The weight is light even though it's a durable high-quality notebook. My other thick Italian journal takes some effort to carry around.**The binding is very nice, lovely threads, 12 dots across the spine of the notebook, very well-stitched.**The price is excellent. I should've bought two ;)!**The quality is high and I'm not one to flatter low- or medium- quality just to be nice. In fact, I can't stand cheap notebooks. This notebook INSPIRES writing.Love LOVE this notebook and will be buying more for myself and gifting it to my clients.

I was searching for a good notebook to start my first bullet journal in. I initially bought a cheap notebook but found the pages too thin. But then I stumbled across this 100 gsm thicck notebook, and it was the one!Things I like about this little notebook:-decently thick pages that my gel pens won't bleed through (some minor ghosting though)-good quality at a good price!-pages lay flat-soft faux leather cover that is nice to the touch-smooth, both inside and out-a little pocket in the back waiting to be filled-an attached ribbon bookmark!I ordered the yellow dotted hardcover notebook. I am very pleased with the warm golden orangey yellow shade, it's very beautiful and not too poppy. I was also debating between blank or dotted, being worried that the dots would be too noticeable. I went with the dots to make my life easier. And, to my pleasant surprise, the dots are a subtle light grey!Another disproved worry that I had was that the notebook would be too heavy. But, for a hardcover notebook, it's pretty light! It measures to be about 392 g.My only complaint is that the cover strap thing seems a bit unecessary with the hardcover, since the notebook already closes flat. The elastic strap also made some imprints on the faux leather cover. But other than that, this notebook is a real looker!

I buy a different dotted A5 journal about twice a year. I was happy to find something stateside that’s affordable and comes in different colors, making it easier to find what I’m looking for.Pictured are 3 different A5 notebooks currently available on Amazon. They are all dotted and hardcover.Black- Essentials Dot Matrix (by Peter Pauper Press)Blue- Leuchtturm 1917Red- Minimalism ArtI hate to admit it but the Leuchtturm reigns, hands down. The better quality is just noticeable as the inking doesn’t show through the paper so much. It also has numbered pages, a prepared table of contents, and two bookmarks (which I was surprised to find that I put to use)— all features the others don’t have. BUT At around $20 it’s almost twice the price of the others, so I’ll let you decide if these perks are worth it to you.Not a whole lot of difference between the Minimalism Art and the Essentials— at nearly exactly the sameness price, too, (around $11).The upside of the Essentials journal is that it is exactly the same size as the Leuchtturm 1917, a true A5. I had to add my own table of contents and numbered my pages. The downside of the Essentials is that it only comes in black. I associate my journals with the years I was writing in them so that won’t work for me anymore.Pages seem the thinnest.Now the crazy thing about the Minimalism journal is the difference in size. It’s not a true A5. It’s slightly longer in length, and shorter in width (see pics). My other journals are A5 so it’s messing with my OCD a bit, but there are so many colors, I’m thinking I’m good with this brand for a few more years.I definitely recommend these. I was surprised by the thickness of the paper, the price is on point, and the colors are super adorable. It’s a wonky size and it’s lacking some fun stuff you get with the Leuchtturm but it’s also half the price.

Elegante, resistente y sobre todo precio decente.

Lo compré para mi hija le gusto mucho

Looks and feels great - a real quality item, and enjoyable to write in. I use a fountain pen, and I've had no issues at all.

No soy fan de las libretas de puntos y sigo sin serlo. Compré esta libreta para darle otra oportunidad a este formato pero no me gusta mucho. El producto es muy bueno, se siente de buena calidad, resistente, elegante y creo que no es tan caro.El único punto en contra es que creo que los puntos son muy fuertes, cuando usas tinta negra puede incomodar un poco pero en realidad es cosa de gustos. Aunque no sea mi libreta favorita, realmente creo que el producto es muy bueno.

Son de muy buena calidad y están bien por el precio, el único pero es que no tiene sujetador para el bolígrafo.