Oxford 4 Subject Notebook Oxford Campus, A4 Subject Notebook, Wirebound, Assorted Colours, Pack of 3

Even with the high price, these books are amazing quality paper, feels great for writing on, would definitely recommend. The divides are useful for separating topics, i use them for my GCSE revision etc

I've bought endless different writing pads in the past and these are currently the preferred product for both my oldest son (doing his A levels) and my husband (personally I like a squared pad over a ruled pad so these aren't for me).First time I ordered I wasn't sure what the quality would be like - always tricky to judge when you are buying online. They came well packaged and the following day after I ordered them quite late in the evening. Straight out the packet I really liked the bright colours of the covers and the paper felt nice and smooth and thick.What to like:decent quality paper - no show through from most pen types, even proper ink pens. Permenant markers do show through (but you have to go properly thick paper for that not to be a problem!). Highlighters weren't a problem.good size - at 140 pages that can actually be used double sided, they last a reasonable length of time.different colours - for my son especially this is handy as he has allocated the colours to his different subjects and that makes grabbing the right notebook nice and easy in the early morning rush to school!scan & save - now this isn't something we have used much at all but the idea is that the corner markings on each page allow you to use the Scribzee app to upload your notes. These can then be sorted and stored for access anywhere and in case you lose your notebook. Great idea but as I say, not something I have used much yet.price - these aren't the cheapest 5 pack but they are also by no means the most expensive. For the price, I do think they are very good value.What not to like:Actually, not a lot to be honest.flexible cover - to use on site a hard cover would be better. I'd love to see a hard backed option for these notebooks but haven't found it yet.ruled only - it would be great to get these in both plain and squared versions. This is not really anything to take away from the ruled notepads, just something additional I'd love to see offered.Overall, I really don't think you can go far wrong with these. I have re-ordered a couple of times now and still very happy with them.

Great product, fast delivery. Very happy!

FYI - the notepads don't come in the colours that are shown in the picture - I got green, black and green. This isn't Scribzee's fault, it is mine for not reading the product description.Let's start with the good...I used to buy these notepads on and off for a while but I have started to use them all the time since I started Sixth Form (I'm doing French, Computer Science and French) because I want to properly scan in my notes so that I don't have to carry 3 lever-arch folders to school everyday. Instead, I can just have a "daily" ring binder where I have everything in it which I need for that day.PROS- The paper is great quality- Reasonably priced (especially if you get the pack of 5 when they are £13)- App is useful and reliable (for the most part) - it is nice how you can import images from your camera roll, they don't just have to be Scribzee scans.- Nice perforated edges, I have never torn the paper by accident.CONS- The notepads do start to fall apart a bit if you don't take good care of them. All I mean is that the front cover can come off the metal binders - build quality is good apart from that.- The app is quite basic: you can only create one set of sub folders for each main folder, pretty boring UI, you can't have the torch turned off by default and the edges of the scanned page often get cut off if you are someone who writes near the edges.

Once again, these notebooks do not disappoint. You definitely get your money’s worth with these. While the price can be off-putting compared to other notebooks, they’re well worth choosing over cheaper alternatives. I’ve been using the A4 version for years with no issues, and the A5 holds up just as well. I would highly recommend them if you're writing with a fountain pen (or any pen), no bleed-through, and a joy to write on.