Rocketbook Fusion Reusable Undated Productivity Planner, Letter Size 8.5×11, Gray – Goals, Monthly and Weekly Calendar, Daily To-do List, Lined and Dotted Notes Pages

Versatile & Easy to use
I’ve been using my Rocketbook since 1/1/2021 and I’m loving it. I was burdened by all the filled notebooks that I had and needed to keep, just in case I needed to refer back to my work notes. It’s hard to find something you know might be in there without knowing when it might be. Enter Rocketbook. I can OCR my notes (with some corrections) and if I need something Windows can find it. I tested this feature out after accumulating a couple of weeks notes (saving each day as a separate file) and then asked Windows to find a particular phrase. It worked beautifully and finding multiple instances of that phrase–one I didn’t even remember writing down.Ideally I would scan and OCR my notes daily, but in reality I do it about once a week. This means I have to set aside a little more time to correct the OCR translation of my not so great handwriting, but well worth it in the end.Though I bought a variety of Frixion pens, the ones I use every day are the ball clickers (.7mm). They write fairly well and scan easily–even the pink pen comes up well in the scans. I haven’t used the markers as much for everyday notes–too thick.It’s recommended that you use a spray bottle & a micro cloth for cleaning. I do that, but for everyday mistakes that’s a little hard. It is NOT recommended to use the erasers that come on the pens–they not only smear, but the can remove the coating from your Rocketbook pages. I’ve found that using a water pen & a Q-tip works great for correction in little areas. The pen I use is: Pentel Japan Aquash Waterbrush Water Brush Pen, Fine. It gets into small areas with precision; I then use both sides of a Q-tip–one for absorption of the water & ink, and the other to dry. This allows me to make quick corrections and continue on without “waiting for the page to dry.”When I do my mass cleanings (about every 2 weeks), I use a soft wet rag and a dry micro cloth. I wholesale wash down the pages and dry them. This process is a little slow as the drying does take time. I’ve tried it with the pages bound and unbound and have only seen a little improvement on the drying time of the unbound pages. One note I have is that right after I’ve cleaned the pages and they are dry there appears to be light impressions from the pen that are still there after cleaning, but after a couple of days those impressions disappear.My first (two) Rocketbooks were of the Fusion variety, as I didn’t really know what I wanted. I like some of the planner pages and the lined pages, but only used the dotted pages when I ran out of lined pages. I have created some two page calendar pages using the dotted pages, but for me they weren’t as useful. When I originally got the Fusion book it was the only one with lined pages; at that time the Core only came with dotted pages, but now they have a version that is all lines. I’ve added one of those to my inventory. If I had to go back and could do the purchases again, I’d probably still get the Fusion for the versatility, but my other book would be a Core lined.At the bottom of every page are 7 icons. You can program them to be locations to where you want your scanned pages to go and what actions you want taken. For instance, I have two set up for personal notes/scans–one for email & one to go to my G-drive–both with OCR. I also have two set up for work notes/scans, but in this case they are going to my work email and my work based OneDrive–again both with OCR. If you were in school and part of a study group, you could make one of the icons go to a group email or to a group accessible cloud storage. The versatility here is endless.All in all I’d recommend the Rocketbook. At $35 for 42 pages it might seem high, but think about some of the other alternatives and their expense. I tried several more expensive options, and none of the others worked like I do or made it as easy to see and retrieve my notes.

My friend really loves it’s.

Es como tener un pizarrón infinito. Puedes tomar notas desechables y borrarlas sin problema cuando no las necesites más. A mi me encantó👌🏼

Me encantó. Lo estoy usando para las juntas del trabajo y ha resultado genial. Se vinculó bien a OneNote y a mi correo personal. Ya no perderé notas.