Magic Sticky Notes 10cm/ 10cm Pad (50 Sheets) with pen

When I first saw and started using the Magic Sticky Notes I instantly fell in love with them. The idea of having a whiteboard put up on a whim anywhere I chose and then taking it down whenever it suited me without leaving a mark is a fantastic idea. This is particularly brilliant for brainstorming, planning and list making as you can move ideas/tasks around without any fuss.The only real downside to these that I have found and the reason why they have lost 2 stars is simply their lack of re-usability. To use again obviously you need to take them down and wipe them off but in the act of cleaning them they lose their static charge and their ability to stick to a wall. Because of that the £5.99 cost becomes a little more than you want to pay for something that you can only use once then throw away.Still they are a nice idea and if the price came down a bit then they would become a permanent part of my tool kit.

Firstly, they are nice to write on with a similar experience to writing on a whiteboard and they wipe perfectly clean after use. However, care needs to be taken when wiping them clean as they are very thin and can wrinkle and crumple easily.They do seem to stick to most surfaces but the ability to stick to surfaces by static seems to only last for the first few uses and once a single note has been detached from the group, it won't stick back onto the group, which isn't helpful when trying to keep things tidy.They are progress from sticky notes and are certainly more reusable than sticky notes. The design is not perfect but I've found them to still be a good enough, slightly less wasteful alternative to sticky notes.

I haven't had these long, but as someone with ADHD they are a lifesaver for work.I am usually in meetings writing neat notes about something and a thought or question will pop into my head - but I don't want to ruin the neat notes I have. These are perfect for moments like that!Or when someone is talking and I think of something I want to ask.

Not as great as they are made out to be, I found the corners folding

When used first time sticks on wall but after that do not stay on wall - I'm now using in conjunction with a gripping stuff memo board

My daughter wonders how she ever managed without these. They appear to be an essential tool for her GCSE revision. They're all over a wall in her bedroom and are making it so much easier for her to revise - she can view the material she's recorded on the notes before going to sleep and in the morning is able to recap before school. Frequent exposure to the information allows it to sink in and the learner feels more in control. These are an invaluable tool and, as a teacher, I thoroughly recommend them to students who are visual processors (obviously not recommended for those learners who have auditory processing strengths - digital recorders, audio note-taker software and CDs work better for them).I also recommend the larger sticky sheets (Magic Whiteboard Sheets) as you can do mind maps and record more info on them.

I use these in school and previously I used to go through paper ones in abundance but now I can write on these with the children and then simply rub off and use again. I have only needed to use 2 so far and they clean easily so no need for paper anymore

The idea is amazing, however they are very low quality. They are incredibly thin, and wrinkle easily - when trying to wipe the whiteboard pen off they wrinkle. Once they wrinkle, they will not stay up. Also, if you cut them to make them smaller they won't stick to the wall either. To conclude, great for one time use but not for multiple uses, like expected.